Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg

Selected programme options include MSc Computer Science — 120 ECTS, normally 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 recognised bachelor's equivalent of 180 ECTS, including at least 100 ECTS in fundamental computing and mathematics, with 25 in mathematics/theoretical computing, and a computing thesis equivalent to 10 ECTS. A German-equivalent grade of 2.5 or better can support direct admission; other qualifying applicants may face an aptitude assessment. Overseas-degree applicants generally need a Würzburg-specific uni-assist VPD issued within the preceding year. Applicants from India, China and Vietnam must provide APS evidence. The programme accepts German B2 or English C1 evidence, including an accepted certificate showing that the entire prior degree was taught in one of those languages. Check the teaching language of your selected modules.

The regular degree has no tuition charge. The semester contribution from winter 2026/27 is EUR 182.10 per semester, covering the student-services contribution and transport pass. Continuing-education programmes have different charges. The contribution can change in later semesters; accommodation, insurance and living expenses are additional. Fees are not a university-wide average. Confirm the exact course, fee year, currency, deposit, extra charges and refund conditions before paying.

The published recurring closing dates are 15 March for winter entry and 31 October for summer entry. The summer application window runs from late August; the winter window begins in late January. These are programme application dates, not enrolment or visa deadlines. Obtain the VPD and APS early; confirm the active portal cycle before submission. Winter and summer semester entry; the usual full-time programme is four semesters. A semester start date is not an application closing date. Check scholarship and visa timelines separately.

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