In the first two semesters of the interdisciplinary study programme, the general basics of engineering (e.g. mathematics, physics, computer science and chemistry) will be taught in English. At the same time, learning German at the level needed for the DSH2 (C1 level) is another key objective. Lectures are taught in German from the third semester on.
The application deadline is 30 September each academic year.
The study programme "Science and Engineering" provides an interdisciplinary introduction to three fields of engineering: Applied Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Food Technology. Students are familiarised with different subject disciplines and acquire foundational skills. Afterwards, students specialise in one of the above areas. Linguistic, intercultural, social, and cultural skills are taught in addition to subject-related course work.
The study programme is international in design: in the first two semesters, the courses are conducted in English. German skills at the level of the DSH examination are acquired during the first three semesters. Students with German skills at the DSH2 level acquire similar skills in foreign languages.
Students will acquire a competency for the planning, execution, and analysis of technical projects as well as working independently in engineering, specifically in focus areas such as applied computer science, electrical engineering, and food technology. Besides giving a quick start to working life, there is also the opportunity to enter a Master's programme.
How is the programme structured?
In the first two semesters of the interdisciplinary study programme, the general basics of engineering (e.g. mathematics, physics, computer science, and chemistry) will be taught in English. At the same time, learning German to the level of the DSH examination is another key objective. Tuition is provided in German as of the start of the third semester.
The initial orientation module makes it easier for you to choose a specialisation at the start of the third semester. This module provides an introduction to the key contents of the three speciality majors.
A module in which international students acquire skills in the field of German law and society facilitates your integration in Germany.
Depending on your chosen specialisation, you will acquire a Bachelor of Science (BSc) or a Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) degree.
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Study units abroad are not mandatory but possible.
Linguistic, intercultural, social, and cultural skills are taught.
Yes, an internship is integrated into the eighth semester.
A semester contribution of around 300 EUR is charged to cover the cost of student services, the student government, an administrative fee as well as the "semester ticket" (a student bus and rail pass for local and regional public transport).
Approx. 850–950 EUR per month incl. food, rent and health insurance (approx. 120 EUR per month), depending on one's living standard
International students can apply for the Deutschlandstipendium scholarship, which amounts to 300 EUR/month and is usually granted for 12 months. Prerequisites for this scholarship are good grades and/or extra-curricular activities.
In order to be eligible for admission to this Bachelor's programme at Fulda University, you must have the following:
The application deadline is 30 September each academic year.
For the online application, see:
https://www.hs-fulda.de/en/orientation/application-for-studies
From tutoring jobs and student assistantships at Fulda University to typical student jobs in restaurants, shops, and many other industries in the city of Fulda and its surrounding area, there is a wide range of job opportunities available.
The International Office offers an accommodation service for international students coming directly from abroad. Costs for accommodation amount to approx. 350–400 EUR/month for a single room in a shared flat or 400–500 EUR/month for a single apartment. There are excellent, newly built student residences within walking distance of the university.
For more information on housing, see: https://www.hs-fulda.de/en/international/international-office/study-in-fulda/first-steps/housing
Fulda University of Applied Sciences is a practice-oriented university with an international profile and a strong focus on applied research. Fulda University is the first university of applied sciences in Germany with the independent right to confer doctoral degrees. Founded in 1974, the university currently encompasses eight departments with over 60 study programmes and approx. 8,700 students, including over 1,750 international students from more than 90 countries. The university offers a broad spectrum of academic and professional education. Numerous research and development projects are undertaken in cooperation with private business and industry. Fulda University cooperates with more than 100 universities around the world. The number of international programmes is growing continuously. These programmes are partly or entirely taught in English. At the Bachelor's level, we currently offer four international Bachelor's programmes: "Science & Engineering", "Food Technology", "Global Health", and "International Business & Management". At the Master's level, we offer six programmes: "International Management"; "Intercultural Communication and European Studies"; "International Food Business and Consumer Studies"; "Global Software Development"; "Data Science"; and "Human Rights Studies in Politics, Law, and Society".
Further programmes designed for international students include the following:
A historic city founded in 744, Fulda today has a population of 70,000 with approx. 100,000 people living in the region. Fulda's Baroque quarter is one of the most beautiful in Germany and attracts visitors from all over the world. The picturesque Old Town has many cafés, bars, and pubs, with numerous shops and boutiques. The city's cultural life has something to offer for everyone. The high quality of life makes Fulda a great place to live and an ideal place to study. Fulda enjoys ideal public transport connections. One of Europe's principal international airports, Frankfurt International, is just one hour away by car or direct train. Other major cities in Germany, like Berlin, Munich, Cologne, or Hamburg, are within easy reach and only two to three hours away by train. Even famous European capitals like Paris and Brussels are reachable within five hours by train.
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