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TUM admission at a glance
If you come from outside the EU/EEA and start at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) in the 2027 winter semester, you pay 2,300 euros or 3,400 euros per semester for a Bachelor's degree, and lectures begin on 18.10.2027. Whether you can apply directly depends on your school-leaving certificate, and German-taught programmes need proof of German before the end of the application period.
TUM tells international applicants to check direct access to a German Bachelor's with the DAAD admission database and with anabin. If your certificate is not comparable to the German entrance qualification, direct admission can only be granted after attending a Studienkolleg (preparatory studies) and after having taken the university qualification assessment examination. Bachelor's programmes use one of four admission procedures: unrestricted, restricted by Numerus Clausus, aptitude assessment, or aptitude recommendation (SOV). Which one applies depends on the programme, so you look it up per degree. These rules are according to the university's pages as of October 2026.
Three rules catch international applicants out. First, for degree programmes taught in German, proof of German must be submitted before the end of the application period, not after admission. Second, applicants who have not obtained their higher education entrance qualification in Germany or have not completed the German Abitur must apply for a Preliminary Documentation (VPD) to uni-assist before submitting an application to TUM, according to the university's page as of October 2026. Third, for non-EU/EEA students, enrolment in a Studienkolleg does not exempt you from tuition in a subsequent Bachelor's.
Who counts as international at TUM
For the application, TUM counts you as international if you completed your secondary school education outside of Germany or with something other than a German Abitur. Tuition is a separate question; see the tuition chapter.
For entry in the 2027 winter semester, non-EU/EEA Bachelor's tuition is 2,300 euros or 3,400 euros per semester. A one-time study grant of 500 to 1,800 euros per semester is available to international students (under the 2026/2027 scholarship rules from the 3rd Bachelor's or 2nd Master's semester, and only for students not eligible for BAföG due to their nationality), and the TUM Deutschlandstipendium pays 300 euros per month in the 2026/2027 funding year. For students with German statutory health insurance, the cost is usually between 120 and 150 euros per month.
Older guides describe TUM as free of tuition for everyone; that is outdated for non-EU/EEA applicants, who pay 2,300 euros or 3,400 euros per semester for a Bachelor's from the 2027 winter semester.
| Question | What TUM states |
|---|---|
| Tuition, Bachelor's, non-EU/EEA | 2,300 euros or 3,400 euros per semester from the 2027 winter semester |
| Tuition, Master's, non-EU/EEA | 4,600 or 6,800 euros per semester from the 2027 winter semester |
| German proof for German-taught programmes | For applicants without an entrance qualification from a German-speaking institution: at least DSH-2 or TestDaF with level 4 in all sections |
| Lecture period | 18.10.2027 to 11.02.2028 |
| Bachelor's length | 6 to 8 semesters standard duration |
TUM rankings and reputation
TUM reports 25th in the QS World University Rankings 2027, among the world's top 25 in the Times Higher Education (THE) rankings, and 45th in the ShanghaiRanking (ARWU) latest edition. These positions come from TUM's own pages, not from the ranking publishers, so check the lists themselves before you quote them. The QS 2025 position quoted in older guides is out of date.
TUM states that within the European Union it is the number 1 in both QS and THE.
Subject rankings
In a March 2026 news item, TUM reports that in the QS World University Rankings by Subject it ranks 16th in engineering and 19th in natural sciences. TUM also reports that in the ShanghaiRanking subject rankings it is among the best 20 universities in agricultural sciences, medical technology, remote sensing and robotics, and it ranks first in Germany in 22 disciplines.
What TUM's reputation rests on
Ludwig II, King of Bavaria, founded today's Technical University of Munich on April 12, 1868. TUM reports that 20 scientists and alumni of the TUM have received the Nobel Prize (as of 2026). Named laureates on TUM's Nobel page include Gerhard Ertl, who received the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2007.
TUM in numbers
| Measure | Figure |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1868 |
| QS World University Rankings position, per TUM | 25th |
| ShanghaiRanking (ARWU) position, per TUM | 45th |
| Nobel Prizes for TUM scientists and alumni, as of 2026 | 20 |
| Disciplines where TUM ranks first in Germany (Shanghai subject rankings) | 22 |
| Bachelor's standard duration | 6 to 8 semesters |
TUM acceptance rate
Your chances at TUM depend on the admission procedure of your programme rather than on one university-wide percentage. According to the university's page as of 9 Oct 2026, the majority of applicants are subject to an aptitude assessment, so the rules of that assessment are what you prepare for.
In an aptitude assessment, your grade point average and subject-specific grades will be evaluated using a point system first. Applicants who are not immediately admitted on points are invited to a 20 minute admissions interview conducted by the department or school, according to the university's page as of October 2026. Informatics, for example, lists Aptitude Assessment for Bachelor as its admission category.
Why competition differs by admission category
TUM lists several admission categories for Bachelor's programmes: restricted programs (Numerus Clausus), programs subject to an aptitude assessment (Bachelor), unrestricted programmes such as Physics and programmes with an aptitude recommendation (SOV) such as Mathematics. Master's programmes can also be subject to an aptitude assessment. Check your own programme page for its category and selection rule; the programmes chapter shows the category of several programmes.
How TUM selects students: aptitude assessment and NC
TUM regulates Bachelor's admission through one of four procedures depending on the programme, and according to the university's page as of 9 Oct 2026, across its Bachelor's and Master's programmes the majority of applicants are subject to an aptitude assessment. The procedure for your programme decides what you submit and how you are ranked, so check it before anything else.
| Procedure | How it works at TUM |
|---|---|
| Unrestricted | An admission category listed on programme pages, for example Physics, Civil Engineering and Electrical Engineering and Information Technology |
| Restricted (Numerus Clausus) | Restricted programs (Numerus Clausus) are a separate admission category; example: Bioinformatics, where you apply online via LMU and the admission category is Restricted Admission (NC) |
| Aptitude assessment | Across Bachelor's and Master's programmes, the majority of applicants are subject to it: a point system on grades first, then a 20 minute admissions interview for applicants not immediately admitted on points |
| Aptitude recommendation (SOV) | The recommendation is no mandatory requirement for admission; example: Mathematics |
Which category your programme falls into is shown on its programme page, and TUM's degree-programme filter has separate labels for Aptitude Assessment for Bachelor and for Restricted Admission (NC).
How the aptitude assessment works
For programmes with an aptitude assessment, TUM states that your grade point average and subject-specific grades will be evaluated using a point system first. Depending on the points, Bachelor's applicants are either immediately admitted, rejected or invited to a 20 minute admissions interview conducted by the department or school. For programmes with an aptitude recommendation (SOV), the recommendation is no mandatory requirement for admission. These rules are according to the university's page as of October 2026. Read your programme page for its own procedure before you plan.
Which grades count
Some programmes name the grades they assess. For Management and Technology, TUM assesses your final Abitur grade (or GPA) and four individual half-year grades in German or English, Mathematics and an Advanced Natural Science including Informatics; applicants who do not provide these grades are assessed on their GPA and their performance in the admission test. For Management and Data Science, the half-year grades are in English, Mathematics and an Advanced Natural Science, and applicants without them are assessed on their GPA and their performance in the admission interview. These rules apply to those two programmes only, according to the university's page as of October 2026.
What else counts
Some programmes add their own requirements. Aerospace requires proof of a pre-study internship of at least eight weeks, according to the university's page as of October 2026.
After a rejection or for a later start
Declining a place in a degree program does not revoke the admission. To start later you re-apply for the semester you want to commence your studies in and re-submit a complete set of documents. If the admission criteria have not changed substantially, you are admitted directly without having to re-submit to aptitude assessment, and admission usually remains valid for all subsequent applications. For the 2027 winter semester the term runs 01.10.2027 to 31.03.2028 and lectures start on 18.10.2027.
TUM test requirements: SAT, ACT, AP and aptitude tests
With a US diploma or another foreign certificate, direct admission to study at TUM depends primarily on whether the school leaving degree obtained abroad is equivalent to the German university entrance qualification, so check in anabin and with uni-assist whether SAT, ACT or AP results are part of that equivalence for you. The tests TUM names for Bachelor's applicants are narrower: an AP exam in German as language proof, the aptitude assessment with its interview, and an admission test or interview for two management programmes.
For applicants with a US high school diploma, TUM's language page lists a US Advanced Placement Exam (AP Exam) in German as German-language proof, according to the university's page as of 9 Oct 2026.
Your first check is anabin, the recognition database for foreign qualifications, which is available in German only. If a school-leaving degree is not comparable to the German university entrance qualification, direct admission can only be granted after attending a Studienkolleg (preparatory studies) and after having taken the university qualification assessment examination. These rules are according to the university's pages as of October 2026.
Aptitude assessments and entrance interviews
According to the university's pages as of October 2026, the majority of applicants are subject to an aptitude assessment. For Aerospace the aptitude assessment is a two-part procedure. In general a point system on your grades comes first, and applicants who are not immediately admitted are invited to a 20 minute admissions interview conducted by the department or school. Follow your programme page for interview dates and format.
| Where | What TUM says |
|---|---|
| Programmes with an aptitude assessment | 20 minute admissions interview for applicants not immediately admitted on points |
| Programmes with an aptitude recommendation (SOV) | The recommendation is no mandatory requirement for admission |
| Aerospace | Aptitude assessment as a two-part procedure; English skills are usually verified as part of the aptitude assessment |
| Management and Technology | Without the named grades, assessment on your final grade (GPA) and your performance in the admission test; without half-year grades in English, an admission interview conducted in English; under the statutes in force since winter semester 2026/2027, the test may be conducted online and its questions are asked in German and English |
| Management and Data Science | Without the named half-year grades, assessment on your performance in the admission interview |
| Chemistry | Here the aptitude recommendation (SOV) is a mandatory part of the application process: after a point stage, applicants are either immediately admitted or invited to a mandatory interview |
| Sustainable Engineering for Materials and Processes | Orientation procedure (SOV) under the statutes in force since winter semester 2026/2027: a written test of 20 minutes with about 20 to 25 questions; participation counts as successful at 50 points or higher |
| Life Sciences Nutrition | Applicants are either immediately admitted, rejected or invited to take an online test |
| Political Science | Applicants who earned their entrance qualification at a non-German-language school in another country and whose native language is not German must take part in an admissions interview to assess their subject-specific language skills |
| Sustainable Management and Technology | Without evidence of half-year grades in English for the last two years of secondary school, applicants are invited to an admission interview conducted in English |
How to submit scores and certificates
You upload authentic documents to TUMonline for both application and enrolment, and TUM states that notarised copies are not required; authentic documents from China, Georgia or Iran that must be uploaded for enrolment after admission follow special rules. Documents must be in German or English, according to the university's page as of 9 Oct 2026.
For reference, lectures in the 2027 winter semester start on 18.10.2027.
TUM admissions step by step: TUMonline, uni-assist and deadlines
For entry in winter semester 2027/28 you apply through TUMonline, and if you did not obtain your entrance qualification in Germany you first must apply for a Preliminary Documentation (VPD) to uni-assist; lectures start on 18.10.2027. Confirm the TUMonline application window and deadline for 2027 entry on TUM's dates page before you plan.
Timeline for winter semester 2027/28
The application file: TUMonline and uni-assist
Your application runs through TUMonline, where you upload authentic documents. All applicants who have not obtained their higher education entrance qualification in Germany or have not completed their German school-leaving examination (Abitur) must apply for a Preliminary Documentation (VPD) to uni-assist before submitting an application to TUM, according to the university's page as of October 2026. If you apply with a VPD from uni-assist, it informs applicants whether they qualify to study all subjects (general qualification), only certain subjects (subject-restricted qualification) or postgradual studies (Master's). Students seeking admission to the Studienkolleg must apply directly to TUM, not through uni-assist.
Documents and special country rules
Documents usually count as authentic when they bear the signature and seal of the issuing official body, alternatively a digital seal, a verification code or a QR code. Notarised copies are not required for admission or enrolment; authentic documents from China, Georgia or Iran that must be uploaded for enrolment after admission follow special rules. Documents must be in German or English; any other language needs translation by a sworn translator, authenticated with an official seal. These rules are according to the university's page as of 9 Oct 2026.
- China: admitted applicants who upload notarised copies of documents issued in China for enrolment need the red round seal and the round embossed seal of the university or notary.
- Georgia: notarised documents need an apostille on the Georgian original and the translation.
- Iran: documents must be in legalised form for enrolment, after you receive admission.
Master's and routes with their own procedure
Master's applicants need a first degree at least equal to a German Bachelor's of 3 years (6 semester). Confirm Master's application periods on TUM's dates page. The windows that do appear on tuition pages belong to tuition-waiver applications for non-EU/EEA students, not to admission, so do not read them as deadlines: 1 January to 31 May for Master's applicants, and 15 May to 15 July for Bachelor's applicants seeking a waiver based on financial need, each for the following winter semester, with the year not stated on the page, according to the university's page as of 9 Oct 2026. Several teacher-training programmes are dedicated exclusively to training teachers for German schools. TUM Campus Heilbronn offers Bachelor's programmes such as Information Engineering.
TUM language requirements: German and English certificates
For a German-taught programme at TUM, applicants without a higher education entrance qualification from a German-speaking institution can prove their German with a DSH result of at least DSH-2 or TestDaF level 4 in all sections, according to the university's page as of October 2026, and the proof must be submitted before the end of the application period. For an English-taught programme, take the accepted English certificates and scores from your programme page.
| Certificate | Standard minimum | Aerospace and Information Engineering Bachelor's |
|---|---|---|
| DSH | DSH-2 | DSH-1 or higher |
| TestDaF | level 4 in all sections | level 3 in all sections or higher |
| DSD | DSD II, Level B 2 in all four sections | DSD I or higher |
| telc Deutsch | C1 Hochschule | A2 or higher |
| Goethe-Zertifikat | C2 | A2 or higher |
| ÖSD | C2 | A2 or higher |
According to the university's page as of October 2026, several alternatives count as German proof. These are the Zeugnis über die Feststellungsprüfung after the Studienkolleg, IB German A Higher Level for applicants with an International Baccalaureate Diploma, a European School certificate with a successful examination in German as a first or second language, a US AP Exam in German for applicants with a US high school diploma, and a Bachelor's degree of which more than 50% was taught in German. For German-taught programmes, in some cases an alternative form of proof of language proficiency may be submitted in place of a language certificate.
When the proof is due and who is exempt
German proof must be submitted before the end of the application period for all degree programmes taught in German. If your proof is a diploma from a German-language educational institution, preliminary certificates and transcripts are not sufficient. Applicants with a German university entrance qualification do not need to verify their German. German citizens with an international entrance qualification who spent at least two school years at a German school may submit two annual school certificates instead.
English proof for English-taught programmes
Routes TUM names for English proof at Bachelor's level include an entrance qualification where the language of instruction is explicitly English and an International Baccalaureate Diploma where the language of instruction was English, according to the university's page as of October 2026. For a Master's, a Bachelor's degree of which more than 50% was taught in English counts, and some Master's programmes accept a sufficient amount of credits acquired in English modules, but only where the programme regulations say so. For certificates and minimum scores, check your programme page.
Programme pages add their own English rules. For Aerospace, the verification of your English language skills is usually carried out as part of the aptitude assessment, or by providing a language certificate of at least level B2; Aerospace also needs a German language certificate (minimum A2 level). Management and Data Science lists English as its required language proficiency, and Management and Technology applicants without half-year grades in English are invited to an admission interview, which will be conducted in English. These rules are according to the university's page as of October 2026.
Two English-taught Bachelor's programmes ask for no certificate, according to the university's page as of October 2026. For Sustainable Engineering for Materials and Processes, you do not need to provide proof of language proficiency, although applicants should have a good command of English. For Sustainable Management and Technology, applicants don't need to provide a language proficiency certificate, because proof of language skills is provided via the aptitude assessment.
What TUM does not accept
Language certificates from the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) or language tests for admission to other universities cannot be recognized. As German proof for German-taught programmes, German-language education at a Mittelschule, a Realschule or a vocational school is also not sufficient.
German requirement by programme
Programme pages state the German requirement for each Bachelor's programme separately, according to the university's page as of October 2026. For each of these German-taught or mixed-language programmes, its own page says that you need sufficient German language skills: Architecture, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Information Technology, Health Sciences, Informatics, Life Sciences Biology, Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering, Physics and Sport Science. The Political Science page, which lists German and English as languages of instruction, also says that you need sufficient German language skills. For Management and Technology, a German higher education entrance qualification (for example the Abitur) is accepted as proof of German language skills.
TUM requirements for IB, A-levels, US and other diplomas
According to the university's page as of October 2026, whether your diploma opens the door to TUM depends primarily on whether it is equivalent to the German university entrance qualification, which you check first in the DAAD admission database and anabin. If it is, you apply for a Bachelor's; if it is not, direct admission can only be granted after attending a Studienkolleg (preparatory studies) and after having taken the university qualification assessment examination.
Check your qualification path
TUM names the DAAD admission database and anabin, the recognition database that is available in German only, for a first assessment. Direct admission to study at TUM depends primarily on whether the school leaving degree obtained abroad is equivalent to the German university entrance qualification. As a rule, international applicants need a preliminary documentation (VPD) prepared by uni-assist. The statements on equivalence are according to the university's page as of October 2026.
| Your qualification | What TUM says |
|---|---|
| Any school-leaving certificate from abroad | Admission depends primarily on equivalence with the German university entrance qualification; a VPD from uni-assist is needed before you apply to TUM |
| International Baccalaureate Diploma | Counts as English proof where the language of instruction was English; German A (Higher Level) counts as German proof |
| A Levels and other national diplomas | Admission depends primarily on equivalence with the German university entrance qualification; applicants with a VPD from uni-assist can see in it whether they qualify for all subjects or only certain subjects |
| US high school diploma | A US AP Exam in German counts as German proof; check in anabin and with uni-assist whether SAT, ACT or AP results are part of the equivalence for your diploma |
| Not comparable to the German entrance qualification | Direct admission can only be granted after attending a Studienkolleg (preparatory studies) and after having taken the university qualification assessment examination |
| Studienkolleg | Applicants seeking admission to the Studienkolleg must apply directly to TUM, not through uni-assist; the Feststellungsprüfung certificate is also accepted as proof of German language skills |
| Electronics and Data Engineering (joint SIT-TUM programme, Singapore) | With GCE A Levels: A/H2 Mathematics and an A/H2 Science subject (Biology, Chemistry or Physics), and two language subjects, one of them at H1. With an IB Diploma: IB HL Mathematics and an IB HL Science subject (Biology, Chemistry or Physics). All shortlisted applicants are interviewed |
| AbiBac (French-German bac) | Together with the qualification certificate, AbiBac applicants must submit the certificate of general university entrance qualification to TUM |
According to the university's pages as of 9 Oct 2026, the majority of applicants are subject to an aptitude assessment and some programmes are restricted programs (Numerus Clausus). For Management and Technology and Management and Data Science, named half-year grades are assessed; see the selection chapter.
IB, German proof and tuition
An IB subject can serve as German proof: German A at Higher Level. A mixed-language IB with a German focus counts with Biology, History or German as Higher Level. An IB Diploma also counts as English proof provided the language of instruction was English. These rules, according to the university's pages as of October 2026, concern the language certificate, not admission itself.
For non-EU/EEA students, enrolment in the Studienkolleg does not exempt you from tuition in a subsequent Bachelor's. Tuition for non-EU/EEA students rises from winter semester 2027/28, so check the current amount on the tuition page.
What does not qualify
If you hold a VPD from uni-assist, it can show that your qualification is subject-restricted: it informs applicants whether they qualify to study all subjects (general qualification), only certain subjects (subject-restricted qualification) or postgradual studies (Master's). Subject-related qualification means that you are eligible to study certain subjects only. Extra requirements for specific programmes are on each programme page. The Bachelor's standard length is 6 to 8 semesters, and a Master's needs a first degree of at least 3 years (6 semester) in German terms.
Studienkolleg: the route to TUM when your diploma is not enough
If the DAAD admission database or anabin says your diploma does not qualify for German university study, you cannot apply for a Bachelor's at TUM directly: according to the university's page as of October 2026, direct admission can only be granted after attending a Studienkolleg (preparatory studies) and after having taken the university qualification assessment examination. If you are from outside the EU/EEA, enrolment in the Studienkolleg does not exempt you from the obligation to pay tuition fees in a subsequent Bachelor's: 2,300 euros or 3,400 euros per semester from the 2027 winter semester.
TUM describes the Assessment Exam Certificate as the certificate of an aptitude test that proves the ability of foreign applicants to take up higher education studies in Germany. After the Studienkolleg you can submit your Zeugnis über die Feststellungsprüfung as proof of your German language skills. Students seeking admission to the Studienkolleg must apply directly to TUM, not through uni-assist, according to the university's page as of October 2026.
Cost and tuition afterwards
For non-EU/EEA students, enrolment in the Studienkolleg does not exempt you from the obligation to pay tuition fees in a subsequent Bachelor's. For entry in the 2027 winter semester the rate is 2,300 or 3,400 euros per semester for a Bachelor's.
Applying after the Studienkolleg
After the Studienkolleg you apply in TUMonline, and your programme's admission procedure applies; according to the university's page as of 9 Oct 2026, the majority of applicants are subject to an aptitude assessment, so check your programme page. Lectures in the 2027 winter semester begin on 18.10.2027.
Ask the Studienkolleg you are considering for its tracks, its German entrance level, its length and its application dates.
What to study at TUM: Bachelor's programmes and schools
TUM groups its programmes in schools, among them the TUM School of Engineering and Design, the TUM School of Computation, Information and Technology and the TUM School of Social Sciences and Technology. Its Bachelor's programmes have a standard length of 6 to 8 semesters. These details are according to the university's pages as of 9 Oct 2026.
TUM's programme search lists campus locations including Weihenstephan (Freising), Campus Heilbronn and Campus München.
| School | Notes from TUM |
|---|---|
| TUM School of Engineering and Design | Named by TUM among its schools |
| TUM School of Computation, Information and Technology | Named by TUM among its schools |
| TUM School of Natural Sciences | Listed by TUM among the departments with double degree programmes for students at partner universities |
| TUM School of Life Sciences | Listed by TUM among the departments with double degree programmes for students at partner universities |
| TUM School of Medicine & Health | Named on TUM's Project Weeks page among the schools a course is aimed at |
| TUM School of Management | Listed by TUM among the departments with double degree programmes; Management and Technology is listed at Campus Heilbronn and Campus München |
| TUM School of Social Sciences and Technology | Named by TUM among its schools |
Not just engineering: medicine, life sciences and management
Beyond engineering, TUM's Project Weeks page names a School of Medicine & Health among the schools a course is aimed at, and its double degree page lists a School of Life Sciences and a School of Management among the departments with double degree programmes for students at partner universities, according to the university's pages as of October 2026.
The programmes applicants ask about most
Aerospace is a B.Sc. of 6 semesters (3 years) that is fully taught in English. Management and Technology is a B.Sc. listed at Campus Heilbronn and at Campus München. Informatics, Mechanical Engineering and Electrical Engineering and Information Technology are listed as Bachelor of Science programmes. The table below gives the admission category and the language of instruction as each programme page states them, according to the university's page as of October 2026. TUM states that restricted (Numerus Clausus) programmes exist and that the majority of applicants face an aptitude assessment.
| Bachelor's programme | Admission category | Language of instruction |
|---|---|---|
| Aerospace | Aptitude Assessment | Fully taught in English |
| Management and Data Science | Aptitude Assessment | Required language proficiency: English |
| Information Engineering (Campus Heilbronn) | Aptitude Assessment | German language certificate required |
| Informatics | Aptitude Assessment | German |
| Informatics: Games Engineering (degree programme discontinued, application for admission no longer possible) | Aptitude Assessment | German, some courses may be in English |
| Mechanical Engineering | Aptitude Assessment | German |
| Architecture | Aptitude Assessment | German |
| Chemical Engineering | Aptitude Assessment | German |
| Sport Science | Aptitude Assessment | German and English |
| Health Sciences | Aptitude Assessment | German and English |
| Electrical Engineering and Information Technology | Unrestricted Admission | Usually German |
| Civil Engineering | Unrestricted Admission | German |
| Physics | Unrestricted Admission | German |
| Mathematics | Aptitude Recommendation (SOV) | German |
| Life Sciences Biology | Aptitude Recommendation (SOV) | German |
Teaching and workload
Module formats at TUM include Plug-in Modules and Project Weeks. In winter semester 2026/27, Project Weeks run from 11 to 15 January 2027, and the course listing for that semester gives the Plug-in Module Aligning Generative AI to Social Values 3 or 6 ECTS, as a lecture or as a lecture and seminar.
Double degrees, exchange and key skills
For TUM students enrolled in the corresponding Bachelor's or Master's programme, a double degree through TUM Global means two to four semesters at a partner university under bilateral agreements, and gives a second degree in addition to the TUM degree. The curriculum begins, as a rule, only in the winter semester. The EuroTeQ Engineering University offers courses at a joint virtual campus of six European engineering universities.
Studying at TUM in English: Bachelor's, Master's and TUM Asia
TUM confirms Aerospace as a B.Sc. of 6 semesters (3 years) that is fully taught in English, and Management and Data Science lists English as its required language proficiency. Several other Bachelor's programmes are German-taught, so check the language of instruction on each programme page.
TUM states that courses are offered in two languages of instruction: German and English. Programme pages carry a Required Language Proficiency box; Management and Data Science, for example, lists English.
| Programme | What TUM states |
|---|---|
| Aerospace, B.Sc. | 6 semesters, fully taught in English; for applicants without an entrance qualification from a German-speaking institution, lower German levels such as DSH-1 are accepted; a German language certificate (minimum A2 level) is required |
| Information Engineering, B.Sc., Campus Heilbronn | Listed at Campus Heilbronn; a German language certificate is required, as some elective modules are taught in German; DSH-1 or higher is accepted for applicants without an entrance qualification from a German-speaking institution |
| Management and Data Science, B.Sc. | Required Language Proficiency: English |
| Sustainable Engineering for Materials and Processes, B.Sc. | English-taught; you do not need to provide proof of language proficiency, although applicants should have a good command of English |
| Sustainable Management and Technology, B.Sc. | English-taught; applicants don't need to provide a language proficiency certificate; proof of language skills is provided via the aptitude assessment |
| TUM Asia, Singapore | MSc in Aerospace Engineering: awarded by TUM, the program is conducted in Singapore |
If you plan on a German-taught programme and your entrance qualification is not from a German-speaking institution, the proof can be a DSH of at least DSH-2 or TestDaF with level 4 in all sections.
English-taught Master's programmes
English proof for a Master's can come from a Bachelor's degree of which more than 50% was taught in English, and some Master's programmes accept a sufficient amount of credits acquired in English modules, in an amount set per programme. Check the Required Language Proficiency box on the programme page.
TUM Asia in Singapore
At TUM Asia in Singapore, TUM states that the MSc in Aerospace Engineering is awarded by TUM and conducted in Singapore.
German alongside an English-taught degree
Even an English-taught Bachelor's can ask for German: Aerospace needs a German language certificate (minimum A2 level) and Information Engineering needs a German language certificate, as some elective modules are taught in German. The TUM Language Center offers courses in more than 15 languages, an Academic English Cluster and intercultural seminars. The German matters programme gives master's students in the TUM School of Computation, Information and Technology guaranteed places in German courses.
Career prospects: what TUM graduates do next
The clearest career signal TUM reports is its start-up record: it calls itself one of the most successful start-up universities in Europe, and it ranks 4th among very large universities for start-ups founded by researchers.
Career service and recruiting
Master's students can join the SAP Student Training and Rotation (STAR) Program, which offers practical experience at SAP during the degree. TUM's own vacancy listings include jobs for students.
Entrepreneurship
TUM calls itself one of the most successful start-up universities in Europe. TUM reports that the Financial Times has named UnternehmerTUM Europe's leading startup hub and says that in the Redstone University Startup Index it ranks 4th among very large universities for start-ups founded by researchers. According to the university's page as of 9 Oct 2026, entrepreneurship courses are offered by TUM, UnternehmerTUM and the TUM Venture Labs. A TUM news item from 2026 names RobCo as TUM's 24th unicorn.
The alumni office is the TUM Global & Alumni Office. TUM counts 20 scientists and alumni of the TUM with a Nobel Prize.
Working in Germany after your degree
For post-study job-seeking permit rules, check the current rules with the German authorities or the Make it in Germany portal. Non-EU/EEA students also pay Bachelor's tuition: 2,300 euros or 3,400 euros per semester from the 2027 winter semester, not the zero tuition older guides described.
TUM tuition fees for non-EU students in 2027/28
A non-EU/EEA student who starts a Bachelor's at TUM in winter semester 2027/28 pays 2,300 euros or 3,400 euros per semester, and a Master's student pays 4,600 or 6,800 euros. Older guides that say tuition is zero for everyone are wrong: tuition is charged to non-EU students.
The amount that applies to you depends on your programme and is shown under Program details on each programme page. For students already enrolled before the increase, the tuition rates in effect at the start of their studies continue to apply until they complete that programme.
Who pays tuition
Non-EU/EEA students newly enrolling in a Bachelor's or Master's programme pay.
TUM names a domestic connection under Section 8 BAföG among its exemptions: one route is to have legally lived and worked in Germany for a total of at least five years before starting your studies. For non-EU/EEA students, enrolment in the Studienkolleg does not exempt you from tuition in a subsequent Bachelor's.
The semester fee
TUM also charges a semester fee, which covers the Student Union Fee and Semester Ticket Solidarity Contribution, according to the university's page as of 9 Oct 2026. Check the amount on TUM's semester fee page. Tuition already paid for a semester is refunded on request if you are deregistered within five weeks after the start of lectures.
Fees outside the standard route
For executive programmes such as the Executive MBA in Business & IT, check the fee on the programme's own page. TUM Asia in Singapore offers a one-time grant of up to 50% of the tuition fees for listed Master's programmes. A one-time TUM study grant of 500 to 1,800 euros per semester is available to international students (under the 2026/2027 scholarship rules from the 3rd Bachelor's or 2nd Master's semester, and only for students not eligible for BAföG due to their nationality).
Cost of living in Munich: a TUM student's budget
For students with German statutory health insurance, the monthly cost is usually between 120 and 150 euros per month, according to the university's page as of 9 Oct 2026. Non-EU/EEA students also pay tuition each semester.
For food, mobile, internet and mensa prices, use the current Studierendenwerk and city price lists.
First-year cost for non-EU/EEA students
A non-EU/EEA Bachelor's student pays 2,300 or 3,400 euros per semester for entry in the 2027 winter semester. A Master's student entering in the 2027 winter semester pays 4,600 or 6,800 euros per semester. The semester fee is due in addition and covers the Student Union Fee and Semester Ticket Solidarity Contribution; check its amount before you add up your first year. International students can apply for a one-time study grant of 500 to 1,800 euros per semester (under the 2026/2027 scholarship rules from the 3rd Bachelor's or 2nd Master's semester, and only for students not eligible for BAföG due to their nationality).
Health insurance
If your insurance status must be transmitted digitally to TUM before enrolment, TUM advises contacting a statutory health insurance provider in Germany at least 2 weeks before the semester starts; processing usually takes 2 working days. For students with German statutory health insurance, the cost is usually between 120 and 150 euros per month. For students from a non-EU country with which Germany has no social security agreement, a home-insurance exemption is possible, but it is valid for the entire duration of your studies and cannot be revoked. Students who have reached the age of 30 are exempt from the obligation. These rules are according to the university's page as of 9 Oct 2026.
Proof of funds for a student visa
Take the proof-of-funds amount and the accepted forms of proof for a student visa from the German embassy page for your country.
TUM scholarships and financial aid
TUM's own funding for non-EU students is a tuition waiver, a one-time study grant for international students of 500 to 1,800 euros per semester (under the 2026/2027 scholarship rules from the 3rd Bachelor's or 2nd Master's semester, and only for students not eligible for BAföG due to their nationality) and the Deutschlandstipendium of 300 euros per month. Because non-EU/EEA Bachelor's tuition is 2,300 or 3,400 euros per semester from winter semester 2027/28, the waiver matters more than older guides suggest.
| Funding | Who | Amount and timing |
|---|---|---|
| Need-based tuition waiver, Bachelor's | First-semester applicants | Apply 15 May to 15 July for the winter semester |
| Need-based tuition waiver, Master's | First-semester applicants | Apply 1 January to 31 May for the winter semester |
| High-achiever waiver, Master's | 1st or 2nd semester | Two semesters; apply 1 January to 31 May |
| High-achiever waiver, Bachelor's | From the 3rd semester | Apply 31 May to 30 June for the winter semester |
| TUM Scholarship for International Students | From the 3rd Bachelor's or 2nd Master's semester, if not eligible for BAföG due to their nationality | 500 to 1,800 euros per semester, up to 36 months |
| Deutschlandstipendium | All nationalities | 300 euros per month, at least two semesters |
Tuition waivers
The need-based waiver covers the tuition fees of non-EU/EEA students who receive the waiver scholarship based on financial need, for the standard duration of their degree programme. You document your finances with, among other things, bank statements from the past 18 months. The high-achiever waiver for Master's students is generally granted for two semesters; applicants who must send the original of the ranking certificate by post do so by 14 June for the winter semester. You may also be eligible for a waiver if you are experiencing financial hardship due to circumstances beyond your control. These rules are according to the university's page as of 9 Oct 2026.
TUM Scholarship for International Students
The scholarship is one-time financial aid. TUM's index page gives a range of 500 to 1500 euros; the scholarship's own page says 500 to 1,800 euros, so use the scholarship's page. Bachelor's students enrolled at TUM can apply as of the 3rd semester in their bachelor's studies and Master's students as of the 2nd semester in their master's studies, and the scholarship is for students not eligible for BAföG due to their nationality. For the 2026 winter semester the application window was 1 October to 15 October 2026, and the winter results will be sent out by mid-December. These rules are from the scholarship page for the 2026/2027 winter semester; check it for the window and the rules for the 2027 winter semester.
Deutschlandstipendium
The Deutschlandstipendium pays 300 euros per month, funded half by the federal government and half by a private sponsor. TUM awards around 800 each year. The next application period, for the 2027/28 funding year, is in the summer of 2027.
External funding
TUM lists online services that give an overview of external funding, foundations for outstanding talents, and student loans, among them the KfW student loan.
Housing at TUM: student halls and private rooms
Start your housing search early, because it runs alongside your visa and enrolment. TUM listed an online info session with information, tips, and resources for students looking for accommodation on Thu 10/15/2026, 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm; that date has passed, so ask TUM whether it runs another.
Check current rents and waiting times with the Studierendenwerk München Oberbayern and with housing portals when you apply, and plan a short-term room for your first weeks.
| Item | What it says |
|---|---|
| Online info session | Thu 10/15/2026, 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm (passed): information, tips and resources for students looking for accommodation |
| Exchange students | TUM Global Network lists a Wohnraum-Service für Austauschstudierende and accommodation search tips for Erasmus exchange students at TUM (exchange students only) |
| Housing scholarship | TUM's other-scholarships page lists a Stahlmann Foundation housing scholarship for students who are younger than 25, among other conditions, extendable to a maximum of six semesters in total |
Campuses and where to live
TUM teaches at several locations, among them Weihenstephan (Freising) and Campus Heilbronn, where Information Engineering (at TUM Campus Heilbronn) - Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) is listed. Look for a room near the campus your programme uses.
What TUM offers to help
Exchange students have their own channel: TUM's global network lists a Wohnraum-Service für Austauschstudierende and accommodation search tips for Erasmus exchange students at TUM.
Timing matters because of the visa. TUM says that even before you receive your letter of admission, you can apply for a visa for the purpose of seeking a university place, and processing at German missions abroad frequently ranges from several weeks to several months. For the 2027 winter semester, lectures begin on 18.10.2027, and the lecture-free period before them runs from 01.10.2027 to 17.10.2027. Start your housing search and visa at the same time.
Student life at TUM and in Munich
TUM teaches at several sites, with its main entrance at Arcisstraße 21 in Munich, a site in Garching, Weihenstephan (Freising), and campuses in Straubing and Heilbronn.
Student life at TUM depends on which campus your programme uses, so check the campus on your programme page.
| Campus | What TUM states |
|---|---|
| Munich main campus | Main entrance at Arcisstraße 21, Room 0144 (Campus Munich service desk) |
| Garching | Fraunhofer and Max Planck Institutes nearby; the Munich Research Reactor went into operation in 1957 |
| Freising-Weihenstephan | Listed in the degree-programme search as Weihenstephan (Freising) |
| Straubing | Listed with a TUM Campus Straubing (Buddy Program) |
| Heilbronn | Information Engineering is listed there |
Student groups, clubs and sport
TUM's offer "Intercultural Competencies for your studies" is aimed at students who are active in a national student group, the AStA, the student councils, a tutoring or buddy program or another student association, according to the university's page as of 9 Oct 2026.
Munich as a place to live
For accommodation in Munich, read the housing chapter for the help TUM lists.
Support for international students
International students are usually paired with a German partner who can answer study questions and give advice on everyday life in Munich. TUM's general student advising is available by phone Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.. According to the university's page as of 9 Oct 2026, the Language Center offers courses in 17 languages, an Academic English Cluster, mentored tandem partners and seminars on intercultural communication for international students, and the TUM Global & Alumni Office runs a Language Café. TUM's homepage listed Welcome@TUM, a party for first-semester students, for 12.10.2026 in Garching.
Visa, residence permit and arrival in Germany
Non-EU students need a national visa issued specifically for Germany, because most study stays exceed 90 days. As a rule, you apply at the German diplomatic mission in the country where you live, and TUM warns that processing frequently takes several weeks to several months, so start early.
EU citizens and citizens of certain privileged countries are exempt from the visa requirement. In many countries you can apply online through the German government's consular services portal. According to TUM's page as of 9 Oct 2026, visa applications at the German embassy in Tehran are not possible at present.
What TUM provides and what it cannot do
TUM offers an open online consultation hour on visa and residence permit matters: Every Friday from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m., limited to five students per session, with registration in advance and meant for complex cases or urgent issues. TUM cannot arrange appointments at embassies or immigration offices and cannot directly intervene in a visa or residence permit application. Students are personally responsible for applying in time. Confirm address registration in Munich and the residence permit appointment with the city and the immigration office.
According to the university's page as of 9 Oct 2026, statutory health insurance for students usually costs 120 to 150 euros per month, and approximately 120 to 130 euros per month for students from a non-EU country without a social security agreement with Germany. Take the visa fee and the blocked-account amount for 2027 from the Federal Foreign Office or your embassy.
Working while you study
Check the number of days you may work as a non-EU student with the German immigration authority before you accept a job. TUM's own vacancy listings include jobs for students.
After graduation
For a residence permit to look for work and the EU Blue Card salary thresholds, use the Make it in Germany portal for the current figures. Plan your stay as a student first: the winter semester 2027/28 runs from 01.10.2027 to 31.03.2028.
Who is TUM for? Summary
TUM suits applicants who can meet the German-language requirement for German-taught programmes, for example a DSH of at least DSH-2 or TestDaF level 4 in all sections, and can pay non-EU/EEA tuition of 2,300 or 3,400 euros per semester for a Bachelor's from the 2027 winter semester. If you want an English-taught Bachelor's, check the language programme by programme: Aerospace is fully taught in English, while Mechanical Engineering, for example, is taught in German.
TUM suits you if you can show a qualification that gives access to German universities, accept an aptitude assessment, which TUM says the majority of applicants face, and start your housing search early; statutory student health insurance costs about 120 to 130 euros a month if you come from a non-EU country without a social security agreement with Germany. These two points are according to the university's pages as of 9 Oct 2026. It suits you less if you cannot start German early, or if you expected zero tuition: non-EU/EEA students pay tuition.
TUM, ETH Zurich or Imperial College London?
To compare TUM with ETH Zurich or Imperial College London, use each university's own pages and look at the same three points: the language of Bachelor's teaching, the tuition for international students and the admission route. For TUM these are German proof for German-taught programmes, non-EU/EEA Bachelor's tuition of 2,300 or 3,400 euros per semester from the 2027 winter semester, and an aptitude assessment for the majority of applicants, according to the university's page as of 9 Oct 2026.
Next steps
For an English-taught degree, take the accepted English certificates and scores from your programme page. Routes TUM accepts include an entrance qualification where the language of instruction is explicitly English and an IB Diploma where the language of instruction was English, according to the university's page as of October 2026.
TUM: frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to study at TU München as an international student?
A non-EU/EEA student starting a Bachelor's in the 2027 winter semester pays 2,300 or 3,400 euros per semester, and a Master's student pays 4,600 or 6,800 euros. A semester fee also applies; it covers the Student Union Fee and Semester Ticket Solidarity Contribution. For non-EU/EEA students, enrolment in the Studienkolleg does not exempt you from tuition in a subsequent Bachelor's.
What is the acceptance rate at TU München for international applicants?
According to the university's pages as of October 2026, the majority of applicants are subject to an aptitude assessment, so your chances depend on your programme's procedure rather than on one percentage. In that assessment a point system on your grades comes first, then a 20 minute admissions interview for applicants not admitted on points.
Do I need to speak German to study at TU München?
For German-taught programmes, yes: you need proof of German, for example a DSH of at least DSH-2 or TestDaF with level 4 in all sections, and the proof must be submitted before the end of the application period. TUM confirms Aerospace as a Bachelor's of 6 semesters (3 years) that is fully taught in English, and Management and Data Science lists English as its required language proficiency. Even an English-taught Bachelor's can ask for German: Aerospace also needs a German language certificate (minimum A2 level), according to the university's page as of October 2026.
How does TU München recognise my secondary diploma?
TUM tells you to check direct access to a German Bachelor's with the DAAD admission database and with anabin, which is available in German only. Direct admission depends primarily on whether the school leaving degree obtained abroad is equivalent to the German university entrance qualification. Applicants who did not obtain their entrance qualification in Germany must apply for a Preliminary Documentation (VPD) to uni-assist before submitting an application to TUM, according to the university's page as of October 2026. If your diploma is not comparable, direct admission can only be granted after attending a Studienkolleg (preparatory studies) and after having taken the university qualification assessment examination.
Which TUM departments are strongest, and which are hardest to enter?
TUM reports QS by Subject ranks of 16th in engineering and 19th in natural sciences. Admission categories differ by programme, and each programme page shows its category: Informatics and Mechanical Engineering list an aptitude assessment, while Physics lists unrestricted admission, according to the university's page as of October 2026.
What scholarships are available at TU München for international students?
TUM offers need-based and high-achiever tuition waivers, a one-time TUM Scholarship for International Students of 500 to 1,800 euros per semester from the 3rd Bachelor's or 2nd Master's semester for students not eligible for BAföG due to their nationality (2026/2027 rules), and the Deutschlandstipendium of 300 euros per month. Waiver windows fall before the winter semester, for example 15 May to 15 July for the Bachelor's need-based waiver, according to the university's page as of 9 Oct 2026.
How does TU München compare with ETH Zürich and Imperial College London?
Compare the three on the same points using each university's own pages. For TUM these are German proof for German-taught programmes, non-EU Bachelor's tuition of 2,300 euros or 3,400 euros per semester from the 2027 winter semester, and an aptitude assessment for the majority of applicants, according to the university's page as of 9 Oct 2026.
Can I work in Germany after graduating from TU München?
Use the Make it in Germany portal and the German authorities for the current post-study job-seeking permit rules and EU Blue Card thresholds. During your degree, check the annual work limit for non-EU students with the immigration authority before you accept a job.
When does the winter semester 2027/28 start at TUM?
The semester runs from 01.10.2027 to 31.03.2028, and lectures run from 18.10.2027 to 11.02.2028. The enrolment deadline is five weeks after the start of lectures. Confirm the application deadline on TUM's dates page.
What if my diploma does not qualify me for TUM?
If the DAAD admission database or anabin says your diploma does not give access, you cannot apply for a Bachelor's at TUM directly: according to the university's page as of October 2026, direct admission can only be granted after attending a Studienkolleg (preparatory studies) and after having taken the university qualification assessment examination. For non-EU/EEA students, the Studienkolleg does not exempt you from tuition in a subsequent Bachelor's.
How long is the wait for student housing at TUM?
Ask the Studierendenwerk München Oberbayern for current waiting times and rents for student halls when you apply. TUM listed an online info session for students looking for accommodation on Thu 10/15/2026, 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm; that date has passed, so ask TUM whether it runs another. Apply early and arrange a short-term room for your first weeks.
Where these numbers come from
Official pages of the Technical University of Munich. Rankings are shown as TUM reports them.
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