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Browse 11 English-taught Master's programs at universities in Augsburg, Germany. Compare requirements, deadlines, and tuition fees.
Augsburg is a compact, historic city in Bavaria with a growing reputation as a student-friendly research hub. Home to two universities — Universität Augsburg and Hochschule Augsburg — the city combines strong academic programs in business, engineering, computer science and the humanities with a close-knit campus atmosphere. International students are attracted by the city’s solid research profile, practical-oriented applied sciences degrees and the fact that there are 11 English-taught Master's programs available across the two institutions.
What makes Augsburg special is its mix of Renaissance architecture, canals and parks alongside modern labs, incubators and industry partners. The city’s manageable size, lower living costs than Munich and easy rail links (about 30–40 minutes to Munich) make it an appealing base for international Master’s students who want access to Bavaria’s job market without the higher rents of the regional capital. Many students choose Augsburg for internships, project collaborations with local companies and a supportive student community focused on practical learning and regional networking.
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~€450/mo
Avg. Student Rent
300k
Population
Student culture in Augsburg is social and active but less hectic than larger German university cities. Expect a diverse calendar of student-organised events, guest lectures, research seminars and career fairs run by both the university and the student union. Campus life includes study groups, academic clubs (e.g., robotics, data science, business societies) and cultural associations that welcome internationals. The student unions and university career centers frequently post internships and industry projects.
Social life blends cosy cafés and beer gardens with bars, live music venues and seasonal city festivals such as the Augsburg Plärrer and the Christmas market. Sports are popular — students can join university teams or local clubs for football, rowing, climbing and university gym programs. Because the city is bicycle-friendly and compact, many students commute by bike and form close social circles around shared flats (WGs), faculty activities and local volunteer initiatives.
Augsburg is generally more affordable than Munich. Typical monthly costs for a Master’s student are: rent for a room in a shared flat (WG) €350–550, groceries and eating out €150–250, utilities and internet often included or an extra €50–80 if not. Local public transport can be covered by a university Semesterticket (see below); if buying monthly passes independently expect around €40–70. Statutory student health insurance for international students is roughly €110–120 per month (private plans vary). Additionally, students usually pay a semester contribution (~€100–€200 per semester) that covers administration and often subsidised transport.
University of Augsburg
Technical University of Applied Sciences Augsburg
University of Augsburg
Technical University of Applied Sciences Augsburg
Technical University of Applied Sciences Augsburg
University of Augsburg
University of Augsburg
University of Augsburg
Technical University of Applied Sciences Augsburg
University of Augsburg
University of Augsburg
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