University of Tübingen

Selected programme options include MSc Quantitative Data Science Methods: Psychometrics, Econometrics and Machine Learning — four semesters. These are selected examples, not the full catalogue. Availability, campus, mode of study and teaching language must be checked for your intake.

A related bachelor's degree, such as mathematics, computing, physics, economics or quantitative psychology, with a German-equivalent grade of 2.5 or better. The programme expects approximately 40 credits across mathematics, methods and programming and 20 in social/behavioural sciences. Submit relevant module descriptions and a CV; a personal motivation statement is strongly recommended. Prior relevant experience does not replace the grade and academic prerequisites. Final selection considers the overall programme fit. All modules are in English. Accepted evidence includes IELTS 6.5, an accredited degree of at least three years taught entirely in English, or another approved qualification. The department says language evidence cannot be added after the application deadline. Confirm the currently accepted TOEFL scale if using that test.

At review, non-EU/EEA degree students normally owe EUR 1,500 tuition per semester, subject to statutory exemptions. The separate compulsory contribution for winter 2026/27 is EUR 194.80 per semester. Obtain an individual fee assessment and a later-cycle quotation before paying; these figures exclude living costs and are not a full-degree or 2027/28 price guarantee. Fees are not a university-wide average. Confirm the exact course, fee year, currency, deposit, extra charges and refund conditions before paying.

The published programme window is 1 March–31 May for winter admission, with the same 31 May closing date listed for non-EU applicants. The 2026 round has closed. Confirm the next year's portal calendar before using this recurring date as a future application plan. Enrolment deadlines are stated in an offer and are different from application deadlines. First-semester entry is in winter only. The standard curriculum lasts two years; an advanced-semester route is not a separate summer first-year intake. A semester start date is not an application closing date. Check scholarship and visa timelines separately.

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