Program Options

Regularly classes take place at BIC from Monday to Friday, (30 hours per week). For direct access for all students classes are available to start online.

Language of instruction: English
Examination: BIC final exams in all subjects (written and oral)
Program start: November of each year
Duration: 8 months
Tuition fees: 9,860 EUR

Includes subject courses, examinations, course materials, and student services.
Optional German language courses A1 - A2: 1,350 EUR per language level

• Secondary school certificate (generally 12 years of school) with a grade of at least 50 % of the overall possible points (applicable for most countries, please see more details on the DAAD's Database
• English language level B2. Accepted proof of English: TOEFL 72, IELTS 6.
• Optional: German language certificate A1 for students wishing to participate in the German Language Course A2

Applications are processed on a rolling basis throughout the year. In general, non-EU residents should apply as early as possible - preferably at least 3 months before program start. Applications can be handed in on shorter notice as well.

Prior to the program you will receive a conditional offer letter from one of our partner universities. You choose your partner university during the application process.

• B.Eng. Business and Engineering
• B.Eng. Logistics
• B.Eng. Mechatronics
• B.Eng. Robotics
• I don't know / Not necessary

Regularly classes take place at BIC from Monday to Friday, (30 hours per week). For direct access for all students classes are available to start online.

Language of instruction: German
Examinations:

1. Feststellungsprüfung (FSP), state university entrance examination
2. BIC final exams in all subjects (written and oral), TestAS & DSH

Program start: According to your German language level
Duration: 8 - 14 months, according to your German language level
Tuition fees:  9,860 EUR - 14,610 EUR

Includes German language courses B1 - C1 (if necessary), subject courses, examinations, course materials, and student services.

• Secondary school certificate (generally 12 years of school) with a grade of at least 50 % of the overall possible points (applicable for most countries, please see more details on the DAAD's Database
• Conversational level in English (at least B2)
• A recognized certificate (Goethe, telc, TestDaf, DSH) matching your previous German language experience (A2-C1) - according to the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR).

Applications are processed on a rolling basis throughout the year. In general, non-EU residents should apply as early as possible - preferably at least 3 months before program start. Applications can be handed in on shorter notice as well.

Prior to the program you will receive a conditional offer letter from one of our partner universities. You choose your partner university during the application process.

• B.A. Architecture
• B.Eng. Assistive Technologies
• B.Eng. Biomedical Engineering
• B.Eng. Civil Engineering
• B.Eng. Civil Engineering
• B.Eng. Economics and Construction
• B.Eng. Electrical Engineering
• B.Eng. Electrical Engineering
• B.Eng. Electrical Engineering
• B.Eng. Environmental Engineering
• B.Eng. Hearing Technology and Audiology
• B.Eng. Industrial Engineering
• B.Eng. Industrial Engineering
• B.Eng. Innovative Production Systems
• B.Eng. Intelligent Systems Design
• B.Eng. Landscaping and Landscape Management
• B.Eng. Mechanical Engineering
• B.Eng. Mechanical Engineering
• B.Eng. Mechanical Engineering
• B.Eng. Mechatronics
• B.Eng. Mechatronics
• B.Eng. Mechatronics
• B.Eng. Open Space Management
• B.Eng. Recycling and Waste Management
• B.Eng. Water Management
• B.Eng. Wood Technology
• B.Sc. Applied Information Technology
• B.Sc. Business Informatics
• B.Sc. Computational Visualistics and Design
• B.Sc. Cosmetics and Detergents Technology
• B.Sc. Food Technology
• B.Sc. Geoinformatics
• B.Sc. Landscape Architecture
• B.Sc. Mechanical Engineering
• B.Sc. Mechatronics
• B.Sc. Nautical Science and Maritime Transport
• B.Sc. Precision Farming
• I don't know / Not necessary

Regularly classes take place at BIC from Monday to Friday, (30 hours per week). For direct access for all students classes are available to start online.

Language of instruction: German
Examination: Feststellungsprüfung (FSP), state university entrance examination
Program start: According to your German language level
Duration: 8 - 14 months, according to your German language level
Tuition fees:  9,860 EUR - 14,610 EUR

Includes German language courses B1 - C1 (if necessary), subject courses, examinations, course materials, and student service

• Secondary school certificate (generally 12 years of school) with a grade of at least 50 % of the overall possible points (applicable for most countries, please see more details on the DAAD's Database
• Conversational level in English (at least B2)
• A recognized certificate (Goethe, telc, TestDaf, DSH) matching your previous German language experience (A2-C1) - according to the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR)

Applications are processed on a rolling basis throughout the year. In general, non-EU residents should apply as early as possible - preferably at least 3 months before program start. Applications can be handed in on shorter notice as well.

Prior to the program you will receive a conditional offer letter from one of our partner universities. You choose your partner university during the application process.

• B.A. Economics
• B.A. Tourism Management
• B.Eng. Industrial Engineering

Regularly classes take place at BIC from Monday to Friday, (30 hours per week). For direct access for all students classes are available to start online.

Language of instruction: German
Examination: Deutsche Sprachprüfung für den Hochschulzugang (DSH)
Program start: According to your German language level
Duration: 4 - 8 months, according to your German language level
Tuition fees:  3,090 EUR - 5,490 EUR

Includes German language courses B1 - C1 (if necessary), examinations, course materials, and student services.

• Secondary school certificate (generally 12 years of school) with a grade of at least 50 % of the overall possible points (applicable for most countries, please see more details on the DAAD's Database
• Bachelor's degree in the same department as the Master's degree you are applying for. GPA that converts to at least 2.5 in the German grading scale.
• Conversational level in English (at least B2)
• A recognized certificate (Goethe, telc, TestDaf, DSH) matching your previous German language experience (A2-B2) - according to the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR)

Applications are processed on a rolling basis throughout the year. In general, non-EU residents should apply as early as possible - preferably at least 3 months before program start. Applications can be handed in on shorter notice as well.

Prior to the program you will receive a conditional offer letter from one of our partner universities. You choose your partner university during the application process.

• I don't know / Not necessary
• M.A. Strategic Management
• M.Eng. Electrical Engineering
• M.Eng. Electrical Engineering
• M.Eng. Facility Management and Real Estate Management
• M.Eng. Mechanical Engineering
• M.Sc. Geographic Information Science