# Munich University of Digital Technologies & Applied Sciences

> private · München · germany

## Facts

- **Tuition, non-EU:** €9000 — verified 2026-06-02
- **IELTS minimum:** 6 — verified 2026-06-02
- **Financial proof for a student residence permit:** €11,904 per year (2026, DAAD / Study in Germany — proof of financing (blocked account, 992 EUR/month for 12 months): https://www.study-in-germany.com/en/plan-your-studies/requirements/proof-of-financing/)

**Intakes and deadlines**

| Intake | Deadline | Notes |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Fall (October) | Sep 15 | Confirmed explicitly for B.Eng. Cyber Security; applied consistently across the other programs. |
| Spring (April) | Feb 15 | Confirmed explicitly for B.Eng. Cyber Security; not all programs offer a spring intake. |

Deadlines verified 2026-06-02.

## Profile

- **Country:** germany (DE)
- **City:** München
- **Region:** Bayern
- **Type:** private
- **Fields:** computer-science, engineering, design
- **Study routes:** direct-bachelor
- **Website:** https://uni-munich.de/
- **Address:** Nymphenburger Str. 14, 80335 München, Germany
- **Data verified:** 2026-06-02

## About

Munich is Germany's tech and engineering capital: it hosts Siemens, BMW's development centres, infineon, and hundreds of software and hardware startups. For computer science and engineering students, this city is essentially a laboratory—internship density is exceptional, and graduate hiring from tech companies is a pipeline, not a reach. Living costs are high, but employer access and career velocity justify it.

## Strengths

- Tuition of €9,000 per year is moderate for a private German university, well below many European private peers.
- Fields in computer science, engineering, and design align directly with Germany's strongest small and mid-sized companies (Mittelstand) and tech-sector hiring demand.
- München is Germany's second-largest economy and a major hub for engineering, IT, and design companies, making internships highly accessible.
- An EU-accredited German degree grants access to an 18-month post-study job-seeker visa, letting graduates pursue employment across the Schengen area.
- An IELTS minimum of 6.0 is achievable for most CIS applicants with solid English preparation, without requiring C1 German for admission.
- International students in Germany may work up to 120 full days or 240 half-days per year, helping offset living costs in Munich.

## Watch out for

- Unlike most German public universities, this private institution charges €9,000 per year — students must budget carefully over a full degree programme.
- Germany requires non-EU students to prove financial self-sufficiency via a blocked account (Sperrkonto) holding roughly €11,904 before a visa is issued.
- Munich is one of Germany's most expensive cities for accommodation; finding affordable student housing requires early and persistent searching.
- Daily life, local bureaucracy, and many social contexts in Munich operate in German — limited German proficiency creates real integration barriers outside campus.
- Non-EU school leavers whose secondary qualification is not directly recognised in Germany may still need to complete a preparatory year before the degree (Studienkolleg) before starting a degree.

## Scholarships

- **Institution schemes:** Best Performer Scholarship: 10-80% tuition reduction based on high school GPA and motivation, Project Based Scholarship: 10-80% tuition reduction for applicants with strong coding skills / IT project experience, MUDT Education Fund: income-share agreement ("study first, pay later") — listed as coming soon, not yet operational
- **Note:** Confirmed via uni-munich.de/scholarships-financing/. No nationality restriction stated on the Best Performer or Project Based scholarships; Deutschlandstipendium is not mentioned/not confirmed.
- **Researched:** 2026-07

## Accommodation

- **University dormitory:** no
- **Private housing:** €750–850
- **Rent figures describe:** the city of München
- **How to apply:** No public dorm application applies — MUDT is not part of the Studierendenwerk München Oberbayern network. Contact MUDT admissions (admission@uni-munich.de) or student services to be connected with REVO Munich partner housing near the Neuperlach campus; minimum stay is 3 months, with one month's rent paid in advance plus a €1,000 deposit.
- **Notes:** MUDT is a young, state-recognised private university (state recognition April 2025) not part of the Studierendenwerk München Oberbayern network, so students have no access to subsidized public dorms. The university instead partners with private provider REVO Munich near its Neuperlach campus, and its student-services team helps with WG/apartment search.
- **Source:** https://uni-munich.de/accommodation/

## National and EU scholarships for this destination

- [DAAD Scholarships](https://studyroute.app/scholarships/daad.md) — Monthly stipend + travel & insurance (varies by programme)
- [Erasmus+](https://studyroute.app/scholarships/erasmus-plus.md) — Monthly mobility grant set by the home institution + possible top-ups
- [Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters](https://studyroute.app/scholarships/erasmus-mundus.md) — Full scholarship: tuition + travel, visa & a monthly living allowance (set per programme)
- [Deutschlandstipendium](https://studyroute.app/scholarships/deutschlandstipendium.md) — €300/month (€150 federal + €150 private donor), for at least 2 semesters — 2026

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