Approx. 85 EUR per semester (about 160 EUR per year). This contribution does not include a student ticket for public transportations.

Living costs (including accommodation and health insurance) in Munich range from 800 to 1,500 EUR per month.

There are different foundations that may support students with scholarships.

The following documents are required for a complete application:

• a copy of your CV
• a copy of your Bachelor's certificate demonstrating the grade. Hereby, the Bachelor's degree must be either:
  • a Bachelor's degree in business administration or a related field (at least 180 ECTS credit points) with a minor in informatics (at least 20 ECTS in the minor – excluding the credit points of a final thesis) or
  • a Bachelor's degree in informatics or a related field (at least 180 ECTS credit points) with a minor in business administration (at least 20 ECTS in the minor – excluding the credit points of a final thesis)
• proof of your English language skills (details below)
• completed essay assignment

Applicants are required to submit their application via the online application form. This form of application requires in addition to the information about yourself, education, practical experience and your transcripts, an essay assignment. This essay is designed to determine whether you have the skills and knowledge that are pivotal for you to succeed in the MMT programme. If you are unsure whether your study background is eligible for applying to the MMT, you can use the form on our website for free eligibility assessment.

If your application complies with the stated requirements, you will be invited to participate in a (consecutive) two-day online assessment event, normally during June of the respective intake year. On the first selection day, you are required to take a written examination which contains open questions in the areas of both business administration and informatics. During the second selection day, you will have an hour-long oral examination, which consists of a group interview with four candidates. This examination will be held by two professors with a background in business and informatics. You will be accepted to the MMT programme if you pass both the written and the oral examination.
Absence at the selection event automatically leads to a rejection of your application.

Applicants must provide a proof of English language skills that matches level C1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). This does not apply if the applicant is a native speaker of English or has obtained a Bachelor's degree or high school diploma with English as the instruction language (needs to be documented).
Examples:

• TOEFL (iBT): at least 95 of 120
• IELTS: 7.0 of 9.0
• Cambridge Certificate in Advanced English (CAE)
• EFB test of the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI): at least level 3 of 4
• TELC: one of the numerous tests that verifies level C1
• DAAD test (language certificate only for German applicants): at least level B out of A-F (best to worst) in each of the fields: listening comprehension, spoken language, written language and reading comprehension

• Application submission: From 1 February until 15 May
• Application review: Until the end of May
• Candidate assessment: Mid-June
• Final decision: Until the end of June

Applications can be submitted online. Please check you eligibility and required documents on our website.

In Germany, students can work up to 20 hours per week tax free (employee salary is between 12-25 Euro per hour). This work-type is called "working-student" and applies to any person enrolled at university for a Master's or Bachelor's. It is therefore possible to work along side the Master's programme. Many students do so in IT, consulting or manufacturing industry in Munich.

There are several exclusive resources where MMT students can search and apply for highly attractive jobs and internships, particularly in the Munich area:

• "IBC Stellenbörse" (available in German only)
• LMU Management Alumni Jobworld (available in German only)
• "Student und Arbeitsmarkt" – the career service of Ludwigs-Maximilians-Universität München (available in German and English)

The International Office helps visiting academics, PhD students, and postdocs who are travelling to Munich for a set period of time to find accommodation.

For further information, please visit the following link:

https://www.lmu.de/en/study/important-contacts/international-office/index.html

Rooms in shared flats are popular on the private market and reasonably priced at 500 to 900 EUR per month if located in central parts of Munich.

The MMT includes a mentoring programme that matches first-year MMT students to an external mentor from an MMT partner company in the Munich area.