Know the campus before you choose.
Both listed programmes identify Stuttgart. University visitor address: Schloss Hohenheim 1, 70599 Stuttgart; consult the campus map for teaching buildings.
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Programmes in this guide
These are the courses researched so far, not the university’s full catalogue.
Agricultural Economics (M.Sc.)
4 semesters (120 ECTS) · Stuttgart
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4 semesters (120 ECTS) · Stuttgart
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Agricultural Economics (M.Sc.)
Intake: Winter semester only for first-semester entry.
Apply online through HohCampus. The programme publishes 15 March for non-EU first-semester applicants and 15 September for German/EU applicants. The 2026 window is past; a separately dated 2027/28 call has not been verified.
Official application instructions ↗Food Science and Technology (M.Sc.)
Intake: Winter semester only for first-semester entrants.
Apply through HohCampus with uploaded documents. The published first-semester winter deadline is 15 June; the 2026 window is past. No first-semester summer intake. A separately dated 2027/28 call has not been verified.
Official application instructions ↗- Before applyingCheck academic prerequisites, accepted language evidence and the correct applicant category.
- During the exact programme callRecord admission, scholarship and test deadlines separately. Submit through the stated portal.
- After an offerComplete any conditions, confirm deposits and follow the applicable enrolment and visa route.
This is a preparation sequence, not an announced admission calendar. Dates labelled unverified must be checked in the official call.
Tuition & living costs
Agricultural Economics (M.Sc.)
Standard tuition for non-EU/EEA international students is €1,500 per semester, plus €174.50 semester fees for winter 2026/27. Statutory exemptions apply; some AgEcon applicants may request programme-specific exemptions. Later semester fees are not verified.
Official fee source ↗Food Science and Technology (M.Sc.)
Standard non-EU/EEA international tuition is €1,500 per semester, subject to statutory exemptions, plus €174.50 semester fees in winter 2026/27. Later semester contribution amounts are not verified.
Official fee source ↗