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Are you ready to immerse in a new culture, make new friends and learn a new language in a friendly and warm study environment? We're looking forward to meeting you. Welcome to Tübingen!
Welcome Event and Campus Tour Info
Professor Koziol, Coordinator of our Exchange Programs, Vera Klöckner, who runs the administrative side of our exchange, and Amrei Nensel, Coordinator of International Affairs of the Faculty, would like to welcome the new exchange students and make sure they are off to a good start at the School of Business and Economics.
More information can be found in the event linked on the online portal ALMA.
Application and Admission Process
There are different ways to apply for an exchange at our faculty. If you are from Europe, there is the inner-Europe exchange program ERASMUS. If you're not from a European country, you may benefit from our worldwide network of partner universities. Furthermore, there is always the possibility to apply for the admission of international students whose university does not belong to our current partner universities or exchange programmes.
Incoming exchange students are administrated centrally at the International Office. You are admitted as non-degree student for a limited study period (one or two semesters). As an international programme student, you are allowed to register for classes and to earn credits under the same conditions as regular students at our university.
You can find more detailed information about the application and admission process by following the links in the "Downloads and Links" section below.
Important: the application deadlines are May 31 for the winter term and December 31 for the summer term.
Course Offer and International Module Handbook
During your stay as an exchange student at our faculty, you can attend various courses offered by our institutes that are taught in English. Apart from that, there are many courses with an international focus. The module handbooks in the "Downloads and Links" section below will give you an overview about the courses that are offered at our faculty. For more general information about which courses to choose, please don't hesitate to ask at the academic advisory service. We all speak English and German and some of us speak a number of further european languages.
Need Advice?
The Advising and Admission Office for International Students provides consultation, information and advice for foreign students with regard to programs, courses and requirements for admission at the University of Tübingen. The team of this department also provides information and coaching for the prerequisites of special study projects and temporary academic visitors such as academic or research fellows, guest students etc.
This section of the Central Student Advisory Office further administers the admission to B.Sc.-Programs at the University of Tübingen of foreign nationals (including citizens of EU member states as well as so called Bildungsinländer - non-German nationals holding a German qualifying degree). M.Sc.-applicants can directly apply via the online application platform. You will find further information here.
Application and admission for specific study projects
You will find all the important details regarding the application and admission process for your specific study project here.
Study in Tübingen
Downloads and Links
Brochure: Welcome to the University of Tübingen (2020)
School of Business and Economics: International Module Handbook (as of September 23, 2021)
School of Business and Economics: General Information for Exchange Students
Guidance for Exam Preparations for International Students
Study in Tübingen - all you need to know
Overview of contact persons at the University of Tübingen
Information on Application and Admission
STUBE: Development education programme
STUBE is a development-policy educational programme for students from Africa, Asia, Latin America and Eastern Europe. It is a supplement to the specialized studies and offers weekend seminars, day seminars and half-day workshops. Topics of the seminars include development policy, gender justice and conflict transformation. In addition, STUBE offers the BPSA, a scholarship program for students who want to do studyrelated research or an internship in their home country.
More information.