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Technical University of Munich

TUM School of Computation, Information and Technology: 1 Computer Science programs for 2027/28 are coming soon. A personalised route opens once the approved admission rules are published.

University website#20 in Europe's top 100View requirements
DESTINATIONGermany

Munich

STUDY PROGRAMNot selected

1 programs listed for 2027/28

DATA STATUSRules not published yet

Status checked 29 Oct 2026

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Source describes: Winter semester 2027/28 (fees)

Computer science bachelor
Informatics (B.Sc.) · Aptitude assessment; winter-semester applications 15 May–15 July. · The checked page does not state the teaching language; see the country rule below.
How to apply
TUMonline; many international applicants first need a preliminary documentation (VPD) from uni-assist
Deadline
VPD at uni-assist by 15 July for the winter semester; the programme's own TUM deadline also applies
School certificateCountry rule
Your school certificate must count as a German higher-education entrance qualification (HZB). If it does not, the usual route is a Studienkolleg with an assessment test (Feststellungsprüfung) or one to two years of university study at home. The university makes the final decision.
LanguageCountry rule
Most bachelor programmes are taught in German and need German at B2 or higher (often DSH-2 or TestDaF 4 in all parts by enrolment); English-taught programmes need English proof instead.
Tuition (non-EU)
Non-EU students: €2,300 or €3,400 per semester for new students from winter semester 2027/28 (€2,000 or €3,000 before)

Entry requirements by field

As published on each programme page (checked 31 Oct 2026; UK grades are typical offers). Grades are not converted between school systems; the university decides how it reads yours.

Computer science
Informatics (B.Sc.) · Taught in German; German proof by the application deadline; admission by aptitude assessment; winter semester, apply 15 May–15 July; international certificates usually reviewed by uni-assist first
Mathematics
Mathematics (B.Sc.) · Taught in German; German proof by the application deadline; aptitude recommendation procedure (SOV); winter semester, apply 15 May–15 July
Medicine
Medicine, clinical part (State Examination) · Only the clinical part is taught at TUM; the first (pre-clinical) part is at LMU, and international applicants apply directly to LMU
Law
TUM has no law degree.
Economics
Management and Technology (B.Sc.) · Business and technology degree (no separate economics bachelor found); aptitude assessment, which also checks English (an interview if English school grades are missing); taught in English and German; apply 15 May–15 July
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Technical University of MunichTUM School of Computation, Information and Technology · Munich
Rules not published yet

Bachelor's · Computer Science · 2027/28

  • InformaticsInformatik

TUM's aptitude assessment is a standing statute, but the dates for winter 2027/28 are not announced yet. DocRoute does not build a personalised route or document checklist, and German residence rules are not covered yet.

Last year's rules (2026/27), for orientation

These are not the rules for 2027/28. They often change little from year to year, but dates, thresholds and fees can change. Check the 2027/28 rules before you apply; DocRoute will replace this block once they are approved and checked. Aptitude assessment statute for the Informatics bachelor (as amended on 3 September 2024) and the faculty's overview; the 2026 cycle had its second-stage test on 21 August 2026.

Application period
Winter semester: 15 May – 15 July, online. Start in October; 6 semesters.
Language
Taught in German: international applicants need a German certificate from TUM's list; very good English is also expected.
Aptitude assessment, stage 1
Documents only, up to 100 points: 65% overall school-leaving grade, 35% subject grades (mathematics ×3, best science ×2, German, English), up to 6 bonus points (relevant training, olympiad awards). 84+ admitted directly, 73–83 invited to stage 2, 72 or less rejected. Missing subject grades for the last four half-years mean stage 2 even with 84+.
Aptitude assessment, stage 2
A 90-minute written test in Garching (August/September, about half in English): mathematics and logical thinking. Final score 50% school grade + 50% test; 70+ admitted.
Fees
Semester fee €97. Non-EU/EEA students starting now pay €2,000 or €3,000 per semester depending on the programme; TUM has announced €2,300 or €3,400 from winter 2027/28. EU/EEA citizens pay no tuition.
School certificate from abroad
Depending on the certificate, a uni-assist preliminary review may be needed; some certificates do not give direct access (Studienkolleg).
  • InformaticsNo numerus clausus; admission through the two-stage aptitude assessment.
01 · 2026/27, for orientation

Application documents

  • Online application 15 May – 15 July for the winter semester.
  • School-leaving certificate, CV, ID or passport; a uni-assist preliminary review for some foreign certificates.
  • German language certificate from TUM's list.
02 · 2026/27, for orientation

Entrance requirements

  • Stage 1 from grades (overall 65%, maths/science/German/English 35%): 84+ direct admission, 73–83 written test, 72 or less rejected.
  • Stage 2: 90-minute maths and logic test in August/September; 70+ admitted.
03 · 2026/27, for orientation

After admission

  • Enrolment and semester fee €97; non-EU/EEA students also pay tuition (from €2,300 per semester from winter 2027/28).
  • German residence rules are not covered by DocRoute yet.

University-wide application steps (reference)

01 · All programmes

Application documents

  • Apply in TUMonline and upload the documents it lists in your application status
  • Authentic school-leaving certificate (signature and seal, or a digital seal/QR code); notarised copies are not required
  • Documents not in German or English: translation by a sworn translator
  • Most international certificates first go to uni-assist for a preliminary review (VPD)
02 · All programmes

Entrance requirements

  • A recognised higher-education entrance qualification for Germany; the type you hold decides the procedure
  • Admission restriction, language level and any test depend on the programme: see Entry requirements by field.
03 · All programmes

After admission

  • Accept the study place in TUMonline, complete your data and upload the enrolment documents
  • Your health-insurance status must be confirmed electronically by a German public health insurer
  • Pay the semester fee and, for non-EU students, tuition fees by the deadline
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