BSc in Mechanical Engineering (International)
Hochschule Karlsruhe - Technik und Wirtschaft, Karlsruhe
- Bachelor's
- 3 years
- Taught in English
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Overview
BSc in Mechanical Engineering (International), Hochschule Karlsruhe - Technik und Wirtschaft (Karlsruhe). Programme listed in the DAAD international programmes database.Translated automatically, not yet reviewed
- Institution
Hochschule Karlsruhe - Technik und Wirtschaft, Karlsruhe
Public institution
Institution website(opens in a new tab)www.h-ka.de
- Duration
3 years
- Teaching languages
English
Admission requirements
The requirements as published, in general terms. On this part of the page they are not compared with your profile.
We have not published all the requirements for this program. Check the official page before you rely on this.
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Level in English
Minimum level in English published by the official source: B2.
The official source asks for a language certificate.
Certificates listed by the official source: TOEFL iBT or IELTS.
Other requirement
Another requirement from the official source: read it on the official page.
Check whether your secondary school certificate (Moroccan Baccalauréat) is recognised for studies in Germany via the DAAD database on admission requirements; a Pre-Semester or eligibility examination may be required.Translated automatically, not yet reviewed
Other requirement
Another requirement from the official source: read it on the official page.
One of the following standardised tests is required: SAT (at least 1200 points), ACT (at least 24 points) or TestAS (percentile rank of 75). Check the required scores and school codes.Translated automatically, not yet reviewed
Other requirement
Another requirement from the official source: read it on the official page.
A motivation letter is required; it must be written in English using the official form and answer several questions.Translated automatically, not yet reviewed
Other requirement
Another requirement from the official source: read it on the official page.
Applications must be submitted before the 30 April deadline; admission decisions are notified 2 to 3 weeks after that date.Translated automatically, not yet reviewed
Tuition
€1,500 per semester
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Estimated cost of living
Tuition
€3,000
Counted per semesterBased on this programHousingSee note
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FoodSee note
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Transport
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Insurance
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Application and visa fees
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Setup costs
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Total for the first yearEstimate€3,000
Partial total: some costs are not included
Monthly costs are counted for 10 months of study. Housing is often paid for 12 months, so check the rent period.
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Application deadline
The dates as published by the source.
Application deadline: usually 30/04 each year (year not published, to be checked)
Applications open: not published
Studies start: not published
How to apply
- Where to apply
University application portalDirect application to the institution
Account: to be checked
Apply directly to the university through its own application portal: ask the university how your foreign diploma gets recognised.Translated automatically, not yet reviewed
Go to the application website(opens in a new tab)
Required documents
School-leaving certificateTranslated automatically, not yet reviewed
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Official transcriptTranslated automatically, not yet reviewed
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Standardized test (SAT, ACT or TestAS)Translated automatically, not yet reviewed
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English language certificateTranslated automatically, not yet reviewed
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Motivation letterTranslated automatically, not yet reviewed
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Scholarships
Scholarships linked to this program or offered in its country. Each one has its own conditions: check them on its page.
Deutschlandstipendium
Provider: Deutschlandstipendium (Bundesministerium für Forschung, Technologie und Raumfahrt, with the universities and private sponsors)
No nationality restriction in the published rules: check the scholarship page
Merit scholarship of EUR 300 a month (EUR 150 from the federal government, EUR 150 from private sponsors), awarded by the universities that take part. Students of all nationalities can apply; check that your university takes part.Translated automatically, not yet reviewed
Support: €300 per month
Scholarship deadline: not published, to be checked
Scholarship website(opens in a new tab)
Good to know about the country's student aid
General notes about national student aid, not admission requirements.
BAföG (federal student aid) is open to foreigners with a lasting prospect of staying in Germany who are socially integrated (for example permanent residence, a settlement permit or a protection status). The source does not mention a study visa, so the aid is generally not available on arrival. Ask the Studierendenwerk.Translated automatically, not yet reviewed
General guidanceSourcewww.bafög.de(opens in a new tab)
Official links
- Program page(opens in a new tab)www2.daad.de
- Institution website(opens in a new tab)www.h-ka.de
- Application website(opens in a new tab)www.daad.de
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