Know the campus before you choose.

Two main locations: Vaihingen and City Center.

Approximate Stuttgart city marker; use the university's directions for the relevant teaching building.

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Discovery map: approximate city centre. It is not a navigation or accommodation-distance tool.

Map reference source ↗

Programmes in this guide

These are the courses researched so far, not the university’s full catalogue.

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Application route & timeline

Information Technology (INFOTECH) MSc

Intake: Winter or summer semester.

Published recurring windows: 15 November–15 January for the following October (winter); 15 May–15 July of the previous year for the following April (summer). Verify your target cycle before applying.

Official application instructions ↗
Water Resources Engineering and Management (WAREM) MSc

Intake: Winter semester, October.

The programme publishes a recurring 15 January deadline for the following winter intake; apply through the official application instructions.

Official application instructions ↗
Computational Mechanics of Materials and Structures (COMMAS) MSc

Intake: Winter semester only.

Apply through C@MPUS. Recurring window shown: 15 November–15 February. The explicit dated cycle on the page is winter 2026/27, already closed; 2027/28 dates were not separately confirmed.

Official application instructions ↗
  1. Before applyingCheck academic prerequisites, accepted language evidence and the correct applicant category.
  2. During the exact programme callRecord admission, scholarship and test deadlines separately. Submit through the stated portal.
  3. 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

Information Technology (INFOTECH) MSc

Non-EU/EEA students generally pay €1,500 tuition per semester plus the semester contribution. Statutory exceptions and exemptions apply, including certain German educational qualifications and residence statuses; check the official fee rules.

Official fee source ↗
Water Resources Engineering and Management (WAREM) MSc

Non-EU/EEA students generally pay €1,500 tuition per semester plus the semester contribution. Statutory exceptions and exemptions apply, including certain German educational qualifications and residence statuses; check the official fee rules.

Official fee source ↗
Computational Mechanics of Materials and Structures (COMMAS) MSc

Non-EU/EEA students generally pay €1,500 tuition per semester plus the semester contribution. Statutory exceptions and exemptions apply, including certain German educational qualifications and residence statuses; check the official fee rules.

Official fee source ↗

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