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Fees at the University of Konstanz (Effective as of winter semester 2022/2023) Degree-seeking students / free-movers (semester fees) 179 euros/semester. Exchange students (semester fees) 109 euros/semester. Tuition fees for international Non-EU/EEA students. 1.679 euros/semester. Tuition fees for a second degree. 829 euros/semester.
The University of Konstanz is a medium-sized campus university with short distances to cover. Flat hierarchies and structures within the university promote flexibility and interdisciplinary cooperation between and within the administration and the thirteen departments , which are divided into three faculties: the Faculty of Sciences, the ...
Have you already finished a university degree and would like to earn a doctorate? Other application procedures. e.g. change study programmes or universities, pursue two degrees simultaneously, complete a second (bachelor’s) degree. Changing field of study or university Studying for two degrees simultaneously
Konstanz double/joint degree programmes: Master Comparative Studies in German, European and Chinese Law, LL.M. - Tongji University, Shanghai, China Early Childhood, Master of Arts - Joint degree in cooperation with PH Thurgau, Switzerland
The programme in brief. Our master’s programme in Computer and Information Science at the University of Konstanz is geared towards the computer-assisted processing of large volumes of data and is designed to provide students interested in the development of complex information and analysis systems with the requisite knowledge. Professorships.
コンスタンツ大学 （ 独: Universität Konstanz 、 英: University of Konstanz ）は、 ドイツ 、 バーデン・ヴュルテンベルク州 、 コンスタンツ にある州立大学。. ドイツ九大エリート大学の一つとされている。. 1965年に ラルフ・ダーレンドルフ らをメンバーとする ...
For applicants enrolled at the Department of Computer and Information Science at the University of Konstanz, an uncertified transcript of records is sufficient. Verifiable written proof of a provisional or final grade. A reference to the grading system of the respective higher education institution if the studies were not completed in Germany.
