- 3-4 years
- Typical duration
- ~USD 8,000
- Tuition / year (indicative)
- Jan · May · Sep
- Intakes
- 11
- Universities offer Engineering
Overview
About this program
An undergraduate program in Engineering at Technical University of Munich, in Germany. It typically takes 3-4 years.
- Subject
- Engineering
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Duration
- 3-4 years
- University
- Technical University of Munich
- Country
- Germany
- Study visa processing
- 6-12 weeks
Modules, entry requirements and intake dates are set by Technical University of Munich and change each year - your counsellor confirms the current details.
Compare
Universities offering Engineering
11 universities in 8 countries, from ~USD 2,000 a year.
Technical University of MunichBSc Engineering Germany3-4 years · ~USD 8,000/yrDuration3-4 yearsTuition / yr~USD 8,000Viewing
AGH University of KrakowDiploma in Engineering Poland1 year · ~USD 2,000/yrDuration1 yearTuition / yr~USD 2,000
RWTH Aachen UniversityDiploma in Engineering Germany1 year · ~USD 4,000/yrDuration1 yearTuition / yr~USD 4,000
TU DelftMSc Engineering Netherlands1-2 years · ~USD 12,000/yrDuration1-2 yearsTuition / yr~USD 12,000
University of AucklandBSc Engineering New Zealand3-4 years · ~USD 16,000/yrDuration3-4 yearsTuition / yr~USD 16,000
University of TorontoBSc Engineering Canada3-4 years · ~USD 18,000/yrDuration3-4 yearsTuition / yr~USD 18,000
McGill UniversityMSc Engineering Canada1-2 years · ~USD 21,000/yrDuration1-2 yearsTuition / yr~USD 21,000
University of MelbourneMSc Engineering Australia1-2 years · ~USD 21,500/yrDuration1-2 yearsTuition / yr~USD 21,500
University of ManchesterMSc Engineering UK1-2 years · ~USD 23,500/yrDuration1-2 yearsTuition / yr~USD 23,500
University of MichiganMSc Engineering USA1-2 years · ~USD 28,000/yrDuration1-2 yearsTuition / yr~USD 28,000
Arizona State UniversityMSc Engineering USA1-2 years · ~USD 29,500/yrDuration1-2 yearsTuition / yr~USD 29,500
Tuition is an indicative estimate in US dollars, so you can compare across countries.
How to apply
From today to your first day
Six steps, and we're with you for every one of them.
- 1
Free profile review
Share your grades, budget and goals. A counsellor tells you honestly where you stand for BSc Engineering at Technical University of Munich. - 2
Check the entry requirements
Entry requirements for BSc Engineering are set by Technical University of Munich and change each year. We confirm the current ones for you, including the English test score you'll need. - 3
Prepare your documents
Most applications ask for:- Academic transcripts
- English test score (IELTS, TOEFL or PTE)
- Statement of purpose
- Letters of recommendation
- CV (mostly postgraduate)
- Valid passport
- 4
Apply and get your offer
We review your statement of purpose and documents before you submit, track your application and help you compare offers and scholarships. - 5
Get your study visa for Germany
Processing usually takes 6-12 weeks. Typical documents:- University Admission
- Blocked Account
- Health Insurance
- APS Certificate
- 6
Arrive and settle in
Students typically choose between university residence and private rentals nearby. Residence places can fill quickly, so apply as soon as you accept your offer - we help you compare options and prepare for departure.
Frequently asked
Common questions
How long is BSc Engineering at Technical University of Munich?
It typically takes 3-4 years. The exact length can vary with the program structure, so your counsellor confirms it for your intake.
How much does BSc Engineering cost?
Tuition is about ~USD 8,000 a year - an indicative estimate in US dollars so you can compare across countries. Fees change each year, so your counsellor confirms current figures before you apply.
When can I start?
We list intakes in Jan, May and Sep. Which ones are open depends on the program, so check the dates early.
Which other universities offer Engineering?
We also list Engineering at AGH University of Krakow, RWTH Aachen University, TU Delft, University of Auckland, University of Toronto, McGill University, University of Melbourne, University of Manchester, University of Michigan and Arizona State University. Compare them on this page.
Do I need a study visa for Germany?
International students usually need a study visa or permit for Germany. Typical documents include University Admission, Blocked Account, Health Insurance and APS Certificate, and processing usually takes 6-12 weeks. We help with the visa once you're admitted.
How can StudyPermit help me get into BSc Engineering?
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