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International Civil Engineering (ICE)

Hochschule Mainz, Mainz

  • Bachelor's
  • 3.5 years
  • Taught in German and English
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Overview

International Civil Engineering (ICE), Hochschule Mainz (Mainz). Programme listed in the DAAD international programmes database.Translated automatically, not yet reviewed

Institution

Hochschule Mainz, Mainz

Public institution

Institution website(opens in a new tab)www.hs-mainz.de

Duration

3.5 years

OfficialSourcewww.hs-mainz.de(opens in a new tab)
Teaching languages

German and English

General guidanceSourcewww2.daad.de(opens in a new tab)

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.

No requirement is published for this program yet. Check the official page.

Tuition

€0 per semester

Officialwww2.daad.de(opens in a new tab)

Published by an official source, such as a university or a public body.

Estimated cost of living

  • Tuition

    €0

    Counted per semesterBased on this program
    OfficialSourcewww2.daad.de(opens in a new tab)
  • HousingSee note

    Not in the sources we reviewed, to be checked

  • FoodSee note

    Not in the sources we reviewed, to be checked

  • Transport

    Not in the sources we reviewed, to be checked

  • Insurance

    Not in the sources we reviewed, to be checked

  • Application and visa fees

    Not in the sources we reviewed, to be checked

  • Setup costs

    Not in the sources we reviewed, to be checked

Total for the first yearEstimate€0

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.

Application deadline

The dates as published by the source.

  • Application deadline: usually 15/07 each year (year not published, to be checked)

    Applications open: not published

    Studies start: not published

OfficialSourcewww2.daad.de(opens in a new tab)

How to apply

Where to apply

uni-assistIntermediary platform

Account: to be checked

Central application service for international students of many German universities.Translated automatically, not yet reviewed

Go to the application website(opens in a new tab)
OfficialSourcewww2.daad.de(opens in a new tab)
OfficialSourcewww.uni-assist.de(opens in a new tab)

Documents usually asked for

  • School leaving certificate (Baccalauréat certificate / diploma)Translated automatically, not yet reviewed

    Translation needed: unknown, to be checked

  • Baccalauréat grade transcript ("Relevé de Notes": overview of subjects and grades)Translated automatically, not yet reviewed

    Translation needed: unknown, to be checked

  • Degree certificate (only if you hold a degree from a Moroccan university)Translated automatically, not yet reviewed

    Translation needed: unknown, to be checked

  • Complete university transcript of all subjects and grades, issued by your university (if you have studied at a university)Translated automatically, not yet reviewed

    Translation needed: unknown, to be checked

  • Transcript of records of the classes préparatoires (only if you took classes préparatoires)Translated automatically, not yet reviewed

    Translation needed: unknown, to be checked

General guidanceSourcewww.uni-assist.de(opens in a new tab)

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)

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