Reutlingen University offers 47 degree programmes.
Our range of courses reflects the broad spectrum of practice-oriented, innovative teaching and research. As one of the most renowned universities of applied sciences in Germany, it is not only the excellent academic education of our students that is important to us. Practical and intercultural skills are also important to us - and this already in the early stages of their studies.
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Our Profile
Diverse, practical, international: as a university, we see ourselves as an engine of innovation. We want to shape the future sustainably - in the region and globally. To this end, we are constantly investing in the further development of teaching and research. An investment that is rewarded with top rankings, strong cooperations and the popularity of our graduates with renowned global players.
What moves us
Reutlingen University stands for high-quality and practice-oriented teaching. Beyond that, however, there is a whole range of social, economic and scientific topics that move us - from technology transfer and climate sensitivity, to sustainable product development, internationality and diversity. There is a lot to discover on and around the campus!
Student Life
In addition to seminars, tutorials and internships, student life has a lot to offer. Whether university sports, big band or student council party - campus life is colourful, loud and rarely boring. And if everything gets too much for you, there are plenty of opportunities to relax on the edge of the Swabian Alb - in nature or at events in and around the state capital.
Orientation
Before you start studying, you should inform yourself comprehensively and plan an orientation phase. What strengths and interests do you have? What offers and options are there and how can you find a degree programme that suits YOU? We support you with the right advisory services - online and on site.
Funding
Contributions & Fees
Over the course of their studies, students face various financial obligations, such as paying for living expenses, public transport, learning materials or general semester fees. Students who study part-time or pursue a second degree might also have to pay additional tuition fees. You should therefore find out about any expenses early on.
Scholarships
Financing the costs of a course of study is not always easy. That is why numerous public and private scholarship providers offer financial support during studies or for parts of them, such as a semester abroad. In addition to financial support, many scholarship providers also offer non-material support, e.g. in the form of educational and networking opportunities.
We are happy to help!
The Central Student Advisory Service and the StudentServiceCentre will advise you on any questions about studying at Reutlingen University. You can also get further information from the study advisors at our five schools.
