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Key facts
- TypePrivate
- International students2000
- Nationalities100
- Total programs51
Study abroad at the University of Europe for Applied Sciences
The University of Europe for Applied Sciences (UE) is a unique state-accredited private university in Germany. It has beautiful campuses in the German cities of Hamburg, Berlin, Potsdam, and Iserlohn.
UE offers a fantastic range of programs at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. International students can choose courses in subjects including art, business, technology, and psychology.
The University is committed to providing students with state-of-the-art facilities and resources. The campuses are home to great libraries, student services, dining options, computer labs, and social spaces.
Location
University of Europe for Applied Sciences
Dessauer Str. 3-5, 10963 Berlin, Germany
The University’s campuses are situated in popular and student-friendly cities. Each location is packed with amazing restaurants, nightlife venues, social hangouts, shopping outlets, and tourist spots.
Facilities
- Pre sessional English Academic skills courses
- Language Center
- Skills classes
- Workshops
- 4 Quiet Areas
- 4 Group Study Rooms
- 4 Computer labs
- 4 Individual Study Rooms
- 4 Loan Laptops
- 4 Campus Wireless Connectivity
- 5 Cafe’s
- Campus Bus Service
- Student Tutoring & Support
- Academic Tutoring & Support
- 5 Machines
Programs
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Fees and funding
Funding
Digital Pioneers Scholarship
- A Scholarship for all digital pioneers and those who wish to become pioneers. Boost your CV with a digital pioneer scholarship at the UE Innovation Hub. To apply, describe why you will become a digital pioneer or already are a digital pioneer in your motivational letter.
- Open to applicants for one of the following programmes in Potsdam
Creative Computing M.Sc., Digital Product Management B. Sc., UX/UI Design B.A., Software Engineering B.Sc., Software Engineering M.Sc., Data Science M.Sc.
- Amount
€2,000 (€1,000 on your first semester, €1,000 on your second semester)
Sherryl Kintu Scholarship
- Open to all applicants for all Art& Design programmes at UE.
- Amount
100% on the full tuition fee of your study programme
Cultural Diversity Scholarship
- Open to all applicants for all programmes at UE.
- This scholarship is dedicated to our mission at UE, to provide education for the most diverse group of students. Every semester we will grant 5 scholarships to students with diverse cultural backgrounds. Tell us about your life story and why you think you bring diversity into our group of students and alumni in your motivational letter.
- Amount
50% on your first year.
Fee information
- Undergraduate tuition
from €11,340 to €12,110 per year
- Graduate tuition
from €11,600 to €13,500 per year
Visa requirements for the University of Europe for Applied Sciences
Many international students will require a visa to study in Germany, and this is a vital step in your study abroad journey. Make sure you understand the requirements you may need to meet before applying.
Why study at the University of Europe for Applied Sciences
- High ranking
Ranked in the top 10 for quality of teaching in Germany (CHE)
- Worldwide Network
Take a semester or internship abroad thanks to UE’s partners around the globe
- Multicultural atmosphere
Students from all over the world are enrolled at UE
- Great location
UE has campuses in top German cities with plenty of opportunities
Life as an international student
The University is home to a rich and diverse student community. Over 50% of the student population comes from outside of Germany. Overseas students from over 100 countries are currently studying at UE.
UE offers a wide variety of extracurricular activities to help international students make the most of their time at the University. There are plenty of student clubs, organizations, and events available to attend.
The staff at UE’s international office goes above and beyond to foster a supportive and welcoming environment for international students. They’re on hand to answer any questions or issues you may have.
Student reviews for the University of Europe for Applied Sciences
Sebas Barberena
Studied Communication at University of Europe for Applied Sciences
Tell us about the University of Europe for Applied Sciences
My Uni has a lot of potential, full of international and multicultural persons. Appropriate facilities and equipments, there are some areas that could be improved for example the university cafeteria. Also there are some cool areas like the amazing garden.Photography Studios, Green Screen room, Library, Drawing, Letterpress studios, super clean bathrooms and classrooms and more amazing things. Maybe one of the best things is all the exhibitions from students around the campus. Also we have so many courses and interesting events goin around but tricky to find. It’s really good Located and with many places in the near to go for a snack later -also spacious with all the tools we need to create. When it comes to online and digital services we need a bit more of structure when it comes to deliver information to all students. ( Student Service )
Daniel Sebastian Enriquez Chavolla
Studied Sports Management at University of Europe for Applied Sciences
Tell us about the University of Europe for Applied Sciences
The facilities for my career are the best. We don’t require a lot but for other careers there’s a lot of gadgets and rooms that have the best technologies and are open for everyone of the University. It may not be the biggest university but they do have all the required things for every career they teach
Daniela Obelmejías
Studied Business Management at University of Europe for Applied Sciences
Tell us about the University of Europe for Applied Sciences
I would like to get more guidance regarding to everything. Even though everyone is really kind and nice I’ve been literally having to figure out everything by myself. And in my program there are times where I am the only one in class because a lot of people rather do it online or are not in Hamburg yet.