Study at SRH University in Germany
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Country: Germany
Degree: Bachelor’s & Master’s Programmes
Language: English
Tuition Fees: From €4,500 per semester (depending on programme and campus)
Intakes: April & October
Application Deadline: Rolling admission – apply 3–4 months before intake
Study in Germany at a Leading Private University
Are you planning to study in Germany in an international, career-focused environment?
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SRH University is one of Germany’s leading private universities of applied sciences, hosting students from over 140 nationalities across multiple campuses. With more than 200 accredited programmes, SRH combines academic excellence with practical industry experience.
Why Choose SRH University?
- English-taught Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes
- Practice-oriented learning with strong industry connections
- Career-focused education model
- Modern campuses across major German cities
- International student environment
SRH maintains partnerships with thousands of companies, ensuring students gain real-world experience during their studies.
Study Locations in Germany
SRH campuses are located in:
Berlin, Hamburg, Heidelberg, Leipzig, Dresden, Cologne, Stuttgart, Fürth, Gera, Hamm and Munich.
Each campus offers a modern learning environment and strong links to local industries.
Industry-Connected Education. Real Career Outcomes.
SRH University Germany is one of Germany’s leading private universities of applied sciences, offering a modern, career-focused study experience across 20+ campuses. With more than 200 accredited programmes and a highly international community, SRH helps students build strong practical skills and enter the job market with confidence.
Why Choose SRH University?
1) Strong Industry Network – 3,500+ Partner Companies
SRH maintains partnerships with over 3,500 companies across industries such as engineering, IT, business, healthcare, media, and sustainability.
Students work on real-life projects, complete internships, and gain direct exposure to potential employers during their studies.
2) Excellent Career Outcomes – 90%+ Employment Rate
More than 90% of graduates find employment within one year after graduation.
Dedicated career services support students with:
- CV and interview coaching
- Internship placement support
- Access to corporate networks
- Career workshops and recruitment events
SAP × SRH Partnership – Digital Career Advantage
SRH collaborates with SAP, one of the world’s leading enterprise software companies, to prepare students for the digital economy.
Key benefits include:
- SAP modules integrated into selected IT and Computer Science programmes
- Curriculum developed together with SAP experts
- Access to SAP Learning Hub
- Up to four SAP certification exams per year
- Case studies and workshops connected to real SAP environments
- Direct exposure to digital transformation projects
This partnership provides a strong advantage for careers in enterprise IT, consulting, data systems, and digital business.
Siemens Certification (SMSCP) – Engineering Advantage
As a recognised partner university of Siemens, SRH integrates the Siemens Mechatronic Systems Certification Program (SMSCP) into selected engineering programmes.
Graduates receive:
- Bachelor level: Siemens Certified Mechatronic Systems Associate
- Master level: Siemens Certified Mechatronic Systems Professional
Benefits include:
- Practical training in automation systems and industrial technologies
- Knowledge of Totally Integrated Automation (TIA)
- Advanced system design and troubleshooting skills
- Strong employability in manufacturing, robotics, and industrial engineering
Students graduate with both a university degree and an internationally recognised industry certification.
The CORE Study Model – Practical & Competence-Based Learning
SRH has developed its own teaching approach called CORE (Competence Oriented Research and Education).
What makes CORE unique:
- 5–8 week focused learning blocks
- Continuous assessment instead of traditional final exams
- Project-based and real-world learning
- Strong focus on leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills
- Professors act as mentors and coaches
The model is designed to prepare students for real professional challenges, not just theoretical knowledge.
Scholarships & Financing Support
1. SRH International Incentive Programme
Up to 50% Tuition Reduction
Outstanding international students may apply for the SRH International Incentive Programme.
Selected applicants can receive:
- Up to 50% reduction of first-year tuition fees
Eligibility criteria include:
- Confirmed admission to SRH University
- Strong academic background
- Demonstrated motivation
- Portfolio (for creative programmes)
- Evidence of social, entrepreneurial, or leadership initiatives
Important: Students cannot apply directly at the beginning. After the admission interview, eligible candidates receive an invitation to apply.
This is a merit-based scholarship focused on academic excellence and personal potential.
2. SBW Berlin Full Scholarship
Tuition + Accommodation + Monthly Living Allowance
SRH students may apply for the SBW Berlin Scholarship, which supports outstanding young talents committed to social impact.
The scholarship covers:
- 100% tuition fees
- Accommodation
- Monthly living allowance
Target groups:
- Students from Eastern Europe, South America, Asia, and Africa
- Strong record of volunteer or social engagement
Important condition:
Recipients must return to their home country after graduation and work there for at least 18 months in a socially beneficial role.
This is a highly competitive full scholarship focused on social leadership and development impact.
3. DAAD Scholarships
German Government Funding
The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) supports over 100,000 students worldwide every year.
DAAD funding may include:
- Monthly stipend
- Travel allowance
- Health insurance
- Tuition contribution (in some programmes)
- Internship funding
DAAD scholarships are primarily available for:
- Master’s students
- Graduates
- Research candidates
Eligibility depends on nationality, academic performance, and programme.
4. German Private Foundations (Begabtenförderungswerke)
Several prestigious German foundations offer scholarships to international students.
Examples include:
- Study Foundation of the German People
- Konrad Adenauer Foundation (KAS)
- Friedrich Ebert Foundation (FES)
These foundations typically support students who demonstrate:
- Academic excellence
- Political or social engagement
- Leadership potential
- Alignment with foundation values
Funding may include tuition support and monthly living stipends.
Deadlines vary and early application is strongly recommended.
5. Erasmus+ Programme (For European & Partner University Students)
Through the Erasmus+ programme, students can receive partial funding for:
- Study abroad semesters
- International internships
This programme supports mobility within Europe and enhances employability in the European labour market.
6. Baden-Württemberg Scholarships
Students studying at SRH campuses located in Baden-Württemberg (e.g., Heidelberg) may qualify for regional scholarship support for:
- Exchange semesters abroad
- Incoming exchange students
Funding is provided by the State of Baden-Württemberg.
Study Now – Pay Later Option (For EU/EEA Students)
SRH offers financial flexibility options particularly relevant for European students.
In selected models such as:
- Dual Study Programmes
- Company-sponsored programmes
Students may benefit from:
- Fully paid tuition fees through partner companies
- Salary during studies
- Blended academic and professional training
In Dual Study formats, students combine university education with practical employment in a company. In many cases, the partner company covers tuition fees and pays a monthly salary.
This model allows eligible students to:
Study first
Gain work experience
Avoid upfront tuition burden
Availability depends on programme, language requirements, and employer partnerships.
Additional Financial Support
Part-Time Work During Studies
International students in Germany may work:
- Up to 120 full days or 240 half-days per year (non-EU students)
- Unlimited access to the labour market (EU/EEA students)
Students may work up to:
- 20 hours per week during semester
- 40 hours per week during semester breaks
This allows students to partially support living expenses while studying.
Summary: Why SRH Financing Is Attractive
SRH University offers:
- Merit-based tuition reduction up to 50%
- Full scholarships (SBW) covering living expenses
- Access to DAAD and foundation funding
- Erasmus+ mobility grants
- Dual study options with fully paid tuition
- Work opportunities during studies
- Post-graduation 18-month job-seeking visa in Germany
This combination of scholarships, flexible models, and strong employability makes SRH one of the most financially accessible private universities in Germany.
Free German Language Courses
International students can benefit from free German language courses from beginner to advanced levels.
Learning German increases employability in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland and strengthens long-term career prospects.
Post-Study Career Opportunities in Germany
After graduation, international students may benefit from:
- An 18-month job-seeking residence permit
- Eligibility for EU Blue Card (subject to legal salary requirements)
- Pathways toward long-term residence
Germany offers strong career opportunities in engineering, IT, business, healthcare, and creative industries.
Fields of Study
SRH offers a wide range of programmes designed to match global job market demands.
📍 Campus Berlin — Bachelor
Advertising & Brand Design (€4,950 per semester)
Audio Design (€4,950 per semester)
Communication Design (€4,950 per semester)
Creative Industries Management (€4,950 per semester)
Event Engineering (€4,950 per semester)
Film & Motion Design (€4,950 per semester)
Illustration (€4,950 per semester)
Interior Design & Scenography (€4,950 per semester)
Music Production (€4,950 per semester)
Photography (€4,950 per semester)
Popular Music – B.Mus. (€4,950 per semester)
Product Design – Car Design (€4,950 per semester)
Product Design – Industrial Design (€4,950 per semester)
User Experience Design and Content Creation (€4,950 per semester)
Web Development (€4,950 per semester)
Web Development | Dual (€4,950 per semester)
Classical Music – B.Mus. (€9,250 per semester)
World Music – B.Mus. (€9,250 per semester)
International Business Administration – International Experience Track (€5,100 per semester)
International Business Administration – Fast Track (€5,500 per semester)
Law, Economics and Governance – Fast Track (€5,500 per semester)
Social Work (€3,750 per semester)
Applied Mechatronic Systems (€5,450 per semester)
Chemical Engineering (€5,450 per semester)
Computer Science – International Experience Track (€5,100 per semester)
Computer Science – Fast Track (€5,650 per semester)
📍 Campus Berlin — Master
Film, Television and Digital Narratives (€5,950 per semester)
Photography (€5,950 per semester)
Social Design & Sustainable Innovation (€5,950 per semester)
Strategic Design (€5,950 per semester)
Classical Music – M.Mus. (€9,250 per semester)
Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Business (€6,950 per semester)
International Management (€6,950 per semester)
International Management – Creative Leadership (€6,950 per semester)
International Management – Entrepreneurship and Intrapreneurship (€6,950 per semester)
LL.M. Law & Technology (€6,950 per semester)
Supply Chain Management (€6,950 per semester)
Digital Supply Chain Management (€6,950 per semester)
Executive General Management (EMBA) (€8,100 per semester)
MBA General Management (€7,900 per semester)
MBA Healthcare Management (€7,900 per semester)
MBA Human Resource Management (€7,900 per semester)
MBA Marketing Intelligence (€7,900 per semester)
Computer Science – Big Data & Artificial Intelligence (€6,950 per semester)
Computer Science – Cyber Security (€6,950 per semester)
Engineering & International Business – Renewable Energy (€6,950 per semester)
Engineering & Sustainable Technology Management – Industry 4.0 (€6,950 per semester)
Engineering & Sustainable Technology Management – Industry 4.0 | Dual ( employer funded)
Engineering & Sustainable Technology Management – Mobility & Automotive (€6,950 per semester)
Engineering & Sustainable Technology Management – Smart Building Technologies (€6,950 per semester)
Health Informatics (€6,950 per semester)
Smart Energy (€6,950 per semester)
Sustainable Battery Production Engineering | Dual ( employer funded)
📍 Campus Cologne
International Business Administration – IET (€4,500 per semester)
International Business Administration – Fast Track (€4,900 per semester)
International Business Administration – Sports Management (€4,500 / €4,900 per semester depending on track)
International Business Administration – Supply Chain Management (€4,500 / €4,900 per semester depending on track)
Nutrition – B.Sc. (€3,500 per semester)
Supply Chain Management – M.Sc. (€5,100 per semester)
Nutrition – M.Sc. (€4,100 per semester)
📍 Campus Dresden
Global Hospitality Management (€4,900 per semester)
Hospitality Management and Leadership (€5,750 per semester)
International Business and Leadership (€5,750 per semester)
International Business & Leadership – Healthcare Management (€5,750 per semester)
Computer Science – Dual Track (employer funded)
📍 Campus Fürth
Social Work (€3,500 per semester)
Applied Data Science and Artificial Intelligence – Business Analytics (€5,450 per semester)
Digital Health – Data Analytics (€5,450 per semester)
Regulatory Affairs – Medical Devices (€4,950 per semester)
📍 Campus Hamburg
International Business Administration (€4,500 / €4,900 per semester depending on track)
International Business Administration – Digital Marketing (€4,500 / €4,900 per semester depending on track)
Applied Data Science and Artificial Intelligence (€5,950 per semester)
Digital Transformation Management (€5,750 per semester)
International Business and Leadership (€5,750 per semester)
Supply Chain Management (€6,800 per semester)
Architecture (€5,500 per semester)
📍 Campus Hamm
Supply Chain Management (€5,100 per semester)
Sustainability & Circular Economy Management (€5,100 per semester)
📍 Campus Heidelberg — Bachelor
Applied Artificial Intelligence (€4,950 per semester)
Virtual Reality & Game Development (€4,950 per semester)
International Business Administration (€5,100 / €5,500 per semester depending on track)
Nutrition (€3,750 per semester)
Applied Mechatronic Systems (€5,100 per semester)
Business Engineering (€5,100 per semester)
Civil Engineering (€5,100 per semester)
Computer Science (€5,100 / €5,650 per semester depending on track)
Electrical Engineering (€5,100 per semester)
Mechanical Engineering (€5,100 per semester)
📍 Campus Heidelberg — Master
Applied Data Science & Artificial Intelligence (€6,750 per semester)
Global Business and Leadership (€5,750 per semester)
Dance Movement Therapy (€5,450 per semester)
Music Therapy (€5,450 per semester)
Dysphagia Management (€4,100 per semester)
Applied Computer Science (€6,950 per semester)
Architecture (€5,500 per semester)
Bioinformatics (€6,950 per semester)
Information Technology (€6,950 per semester)
Water Technology (€6,500 per semester)
📍 Campus Leipzig
International Business Administration (€4,500 / €4,900 per semester depending on track)
Applied Mechatronic Systems (€5,100 per semester)
Computer Science (€4,770 / €5,100 per semester depending on track)
Medical Engineering (€5,100 per semester)
Biotechnology (€5,750 per semester)
Computer Science – Dual (employer funded)
📍 Campus Munich
Audio Design (€4,500 per semester)
Fashion Design (€4,500 per semester)
Music Production (€4,500 per semester)
International Business Administration (€4,500 / €4,900 per semester depending on track)
Social Work (€3,750 per semester)
Civil Engineering (€5,100 per semester)
Computer Science (€4,770 / €5,100 per semester depending on track)
Medical Engineering (€5,100 per semester)
AI-Driven Bioinformatics & Life Sciences (€5,950 per semester)
Applied Data Science & Artificial Intelligence – Robotics (€5,950 per semester)
Finance – Financial Analytics (€6,490 per semester)
Finance – FinTech (€6,490 per semester)
International Business and Leadership (€5,750 per semester)
Applied Computer Science (€5,750 per semester)
Architecture – Design for the Built Environment (€5,500 per semester)
Biotechnology (€5,750 per semester)
📍 Campus Stuttgart
Computer Science (€4,770 / €5,100 per semester depending on track)
Applied Computer Science (€5,750 per semester)
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. Early application is strongly recommended.
Admission Requirements
Below you will find the general admission requirements for Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes at SRH University Germany. Requirements may vary slightly depending on the chosen programme.
Bachelor’s Degree Requirements
Academic Qualification
To apply for a Bachelor’s programme, applicants must have:
- A recognized high school diploma that qualifies them for university admission in their home country
- Academic performance equivalent to German higher education entrance standards
- Sufficient subject background relevant to the chosen programme
If the secondary school qualification does not fully meet direct entry criteria, applicants may be required to complete a Foundation Programme at SRH International College.
Conditional Admission
Students who have not yet completed high school may apply with current transcripts and receive a conditional offer. Final certificates must be submitted before enrollment.
Direct Entry via Conditional Enrolment
Applicants with non-EU secondary school qualifications may be eligible for direct entry under conditional enrolment regulations.
In this case:
- Students begin their Bachelor’s programme directly
- They must successfully complete a defined number of ECTS credits during the first academic year
- Upon fulfilling academic requirements, enrollment becomes fully confirmed
Eligibility is assessed individually based on academic records.
Master’s Degree Requirements
Academic Qualification
To apply for a Master’s programme, applicants must have:
- A recognized Bachelor’s degree (minimum 3 years / 180 ECTS or equivalent)
- A final grade that meets programme-specific requirements
- Relevant academic background related to the chosen Master’s programme
Some programmes may require:
- Specific subject prerequisites
- Professional work experience (especially MBA programmes)
If direct entry requirements are not fully met, applicants may be advised to complete a Pre-Master programme.
Conditional Admission
Applicants who are in the final semester of their Bachelor’s degree may apply with current transcripts and receive a conditional admission letter. The final degree certificate must be submitted before enrolment.
English Language Requirements
For English-taught programmes, one of the following English proficiency certificates is required:
- IELTS Academic: 6.5 overall
- TOEFL iBT: 87
- PTE Academic: 59
- Duolingo English Test: 110
- TOEIC: 785 (Listening & Reading), 160 (Speaking), 150 (Writing)
- Cambridge CAE or CPE: Grade A, B or C
- Password Test: 6.5
English Language Waiver
Applicants may request a waiver of the English language certificate if:
- English is their native language, or
- Their previous education was fully completed in English
Each case is reviewed individually by the admissions team.
Additional Notes
- Some programmes may require a portfolio (e.g., design, arts, music).
- Interviews may be part of the admission process.
- Early application is strongly recommended due to rolling admissions.
Start Your Application Today
Studying at SRH University means gaining an internationally recognized degree in one of Europe’s strongest economies.
If you are interested in studying in Germany, you can begin your application process now.
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