Wellyura
Sign inCreate account
Universities/Germany/Technical University of Berlin
Germany flag university

Technical University of Berlin

Technical University of Berlin is a university in Berlin, Germany. Explore programmes, entry information, estimated legacy fees and available funding notes.

Explore programmesOfficial website
TU BERLIN
LocationBerlin, Germany
Programme catalogue10 programmes
Legacy annual range$30K–$30K
Funding notes9

At a glance

Institution type
university
City
Berlin
Region / state
Berlin
Campuses
Berlin
Application fee
$112 legacy CAD value

Programmes

PG
Computer Science & AIPostgraduate

Master of Science in Data Science

Technical University of Berlin

Berlin, Germany 2 years
Legacy annual tuitionNot availableLegacy data
PG
Business & ManagementPostgraduate

MBA Energy Management

Technical University of Berlin

Berlin, Germany 2 years
Legacy annual tuition$29,700Legacy data

Typical intakes

Winter (October) Summer (April)

Scholarship and funding notes

Funding note 1
Germany Scholarship “Deutschlandstipendium”: €300/month; Merit-based for top 10–20% of students; Deadline: August 31
Funding note 2
DAAD Scholarships: €934/month (Master’s students); €1,200+/month (doctoral); Highly competitive (~10–15% acceptance rate)
Funding note 3
Heinrich Böll Foundation Scholarship: €850/month (non-EU Master’s students) + €300 book allowance; ~1,200 scholarships/year globally
Funding note 4
Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Scholarship: For students with strong commitment to social democracy/social justice; €934–€1,200/month
Funding note 5
TU Berlin Short-term Research Grant: €300–€800 for research visits (1–3 months)
Funding note 6
ERASMUS+ Scholarships: For European students; Additional support for non-EU partners
Funding note 7
Bildungskredit (Educational Loan): German government student loan for advanced students; 0% interest during study; €934/month max
Funding note 8
BAföG: Only for German and Swiss students; Not available to Indian citizens
Funding note 9
Student Job Earnings: Up to €450/month tax-free; Higher earnings require tax registration