Study in Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)

All study courses are being held in English. Additionally, 4 of the 6 HECTOR Schools Master´s programs have a module abroad (Spain, China)

 EU Students: 7,165 EUR per semester (7,000 EUR CBS College Fee + 165 EUR KIT Tuition Fee)\n> Non-EU Students: 8,665 EUR per semester (7,000 EUR CBS College Fee + 1,665 EUR KIT Tuition Fee)\n\n• HECTOR School: 7,500 Euro tuition fee per semester (based on a regular 2-years study period). Differing length of studies does not increase the total tuition fee. Additionally immatriculation fee of the KIT."}">• Carl Benz School:
The Carl Benz School of Engineering provides a college structure within the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), which is why the specific college fee of 7,000 EUR per semester applies in addition to the university enrollment and tuition fees. The college fee covers support in academic learning and additional services provided by the Carl Benz School.
> EU Students: 7,165 EUR per semester (7,000 EUR CBS College Fee + 165 EUR KIT Tuition Fee)
> Non-EU Students: 8,665 EUR per semester (7,000 EUR CBS College Fee + 1,665 EUR KIT Tuition Fee)

• HECTOR School: 7,500 Euro tuition fee per semester (based on a regular 2-years study period). Differing length of studies does not increase the total tuition fee. Additionally immatriculation fee of the KIT.

• Carl Benz School:
The Carl Benz School is currently not offering any scholarships. Please take a look at official scholarship funds such as the DAAD Scholarship Database or the BaWü Stipendium.

• HECTOR School:
The HECTOR School is currently not offering any scholarships. Please take a look at other official scholarship funds, like listed here: https://www.hectorschool.kit.edu/financial-support.php

Students in Germany spend around 850 euros per month on living costs. Please find detailed information on the "Study in Germany " website: https://www.study-in-germany.de/en/plan-your-stay/money-and-costs/cost-of-living_28220.php

• Carl Benz School:
The study program at Carl Benz School is full-time. However, in higher semesters, students might work during their studies as Student Assistants, Working Students or have  a “minijob”.

• HECTOR School:
The study programs at HECTOR School are part-time which allows the participants to continue with their demanding careers or find an internship to gain insights into the German industry.

• Carl Benz School: With alumni from 50 different countries, Carl Benz School alumni network covers most of the world. With their excellent education from the Mechanical Engineering College of the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, CBS students go on to pursue careers in all kinds of places and companies.

• HECTOR School: Since 2005 HECTOR School welcomed its first students, nowadays about 500 professionals can proudly call themselves Alumni of the HECTOR School. Coming from 33 different countries, our participants experienced studying, working, living, and networking on an intercultural level that is unique and makes the intercultural exchange of ideas an important part of the HECTOR School philosophy.