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University of Stuttgart

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

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LocationStuttgart, Germany
Programme catalogue10 programmes
Legacy annual range$5K–$5K
Funding notes8

At a glance

Institution type
university
City
Stuttgart
Region / state
Baden-Württemberg
Campuses
Stuttgart
Application fee
$112 legacy CAD value

Programmes

UG
Science & MathematicsUndergraduate

Bachelor of Science in Physics

University of Stuttgart

Stuttgart, Germany 3 years
Legacy annual tuition$4,500Legacy data

Typical intakes

Winter (October) Summer (April)

Scholarship and funding notes

Funding note 1
Deutschlandstipendium (Germany Scholarship): €300/month; Merit-based; For top 10–20% of students; Deadline: January 16, 2025 (for 2025/26 academic year)
Funding note 2
DAAD Scholarships (Master’s/PhD): €992–€1,400/month; Highly competitive (~10–15% acceptance rate); Covers tuition, living stipend, health insurance, travel allowance
Funding note 3
DAAD STIBET I Scholarship (Degree Completion): €250–€861/month (10-month grant); For international Master’s/PhD students in final year; Deadline: January 11, 2026
Funding note 4
DLR-DAAD Research Fellowship Programme: Fully funded (€934/month+); For Master’s/PhD students in aeronautics, space, energy, transport, digitalization; 9-month maximum stay; Application via DAAD website
Funding note 5
KOSPIE (Combined Study & Practice for Engineers from Developing Countries): For IIT students pursuing Master’s thesis at TU9 universities (including Stuttgart); Maximum 7 months funded
Funding note 6
Friedrich Ebert Foundation Scholarship: €992–€1,400/month; Merit and values-based
Funding note 7
Heinrich Böll Foundation Scholarship: €850/month; Approximately 1,200 scholarships globally
Funding note 8
Tuition Fee Waiver: Some international students may be exempt (e.g., Erasmus students, exchange students, students from bilateral agreements, asylum seekers with residence permit, students with significant disability)