# Tomorrow University of Applied Sciences

> private · Berlin · germany

## Facts

- **Tuition, non-EU:** €7200 — verified 2026-06-03
- **IELTS minimum:** 6 — verified 2026-06-03
- **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 |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Bachelor of Science in Applied AI | Rolling | No fixed yearly deadline — the school runs four intakes a year and reviews applications continuously. Apply well ahead of the next start date, since a mandatory admissions interview is required. Next start date at time of check: 19 October 2026. Source: https://www.tomorrow.university/impact-bachelor-of-science/applied-ai |
| Master of Science programmes | Rolling | Same rolling, four-intakes-a-year model as the Bachelor programme. Next start date at time of check: 16 November 2026. Source: https://www.tomorrow.university/impact-master-of-science |

Deadlines verified 2026-06-03.

## Profile

- **Country:** germany (DE)
- **City:** Berlin
- **Region:** Berlin
- **Type:** private
- **Fields:** business, it, stem
- **Study routes:** direct-bachelor
- **Website:** https://www.tomorrow.university
- **Address:** Am Karlsbad 16, 10785 Berlin, Germany
- **Campus note:** Fully online university — no campus, no dormitories. Students study from any location.
- **Data verified:** 2026-06-03

## About

Berlin pulses with startup energy, design culture, and a multicultural student scene. Rents are rising but still lower than Munich or Frankfurt; nightlife, creative networks, and tech conferences dominate the calendar. For CIS students seeking an international English-language environment, Berlin is hard to beat.

## Strengths

- Tuition of €7,200 per year is modest compared to other private German universities, many of which charge €10,000–20,000 annually.
- Programmes span business, IT, and science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) — fields with strong demand in Berlin's growing tech and startup ecosystem.
- An IELTS minimum of 6.0 makes the English-language entry bar reachable for most CIS applicants with solid preparation.
- A German university degree carries EU-wide recognition, giving graduates access to labour markets across all 27 member states.
- Germany grants 18 months post-study job-seeker visa, letting you work full-time in Berlin after graduation while pursuing employment.
- Berlin's large international student community and rich urban infrastructure make daily life and networking significantly easier than in smaller German cities.

## Watch out for

- Public German universities charge little or no tuition for non-EU students in most Bundesländer, so €7,200 per year is still a real premium for a private institution.
- Before applying, non-EU school leavers must confirm their school certificate is recognised in Germany — otherwise a preparatory year (Studienkolleg) is required.
- Germany requires proof of funds via a blocked account (Sperrkonto), around €11,904 for 2024-25, which must be deposited before the visa is issued.
- Berlin has a severe student housing shortage; finding affordable accommodation near campus can take months and consume a large share of your budget.
- Daily life, public services, and many administrative processes in Germany operate in German, creating a practical language barrier beyond the English-taught classroom.

## Accommodation

- **University dormitory:** no
- **Private housing:** €600–680
- **Rent figures describe:** the city of Berlin
- **How to apply:** No housing application process is published, consistent with the program's remote-first model. Students needing Berlin accommodation for in-person components should confirm current requirements with the university and then search the open private market.
- **Notes:** Tomorrow University runs a remote-first, globally distributed learning model with no campus-based dormitory and no published housing program — most students are not expected to relocate to Berlin for the bulk of their studies. Because of this, standard Berlin dorm/private-market figures are not directly applicable; students attending any in-person residencies should budget using general Berlin private-market rates. Confirm current in-person requirements directly with the university before assuming any need for local housing.
- **Source:** https://www.tomorrow.university/

## 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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