Information Technology (IT) Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences

Communication and information technologies are shaping our global society and have a lasting impact on our daily lives. Our international Master of Engineering degree programme in Information Technology aims to qualify both technical specialists and managers in the information technology industry to develop and help shape the infrastructures and devices of the future. In the future, wireless and wired networks will become even faster and even more ubiquitous. Career opportunities are available in the area of research and development of technical systems and in the management of such projects.

The programme is divided into four semesters. Semesters one to three each cover 18 weeks of instruction and project work, and semester four is dedicated to the thesis project (applied research or theoretical project).

Admission to the programme is restricted:

• Admission requirements include a first professionally qualifying university degree in Electrical Engineering and Information Technology with a specialisation in Information and Communication Technology or a comparable subject area. The degree programme must have been completed with an overall grade of at least 2.0 and be worth at least 180 ECTS credits.

• All applicants must submit the following documents with their application:

  • Proof of the admission requirements specified in paragraphs 1 and 3 (see website)
  • A curriculum vitae outlining study and work experience up to the date of application
  • A letter of motivation outlining your particular interest in the Master's degree programme in Information Technology and where you see your own qualifications for this programme

• Foreign university entrance qualifications will be checked via www.uni-assist.de.

Approx. 380 EUR per semester

About 1,000 to 1,200 EUR per month

International students are allowed to work for 120 full days a year.

• Federal Education and Training Assistance Act (BAföG)
• Education loan
• Scholarships
• Support offered by the ESG "Evangelische Studierendengemeinde” (Protestant students’ community) and KHG "Katholische Hochschulgemeinde" (Catholic students' community)

Please find all of the relevant information here: https://www.frankfurt-university.de/en/studies/international-office/incomings/counseling-and-support-services-for-international-students/study-financing-funding-scholarships.

Career centre for international students, job search and application advice, career workshops, business contacts, etc.

Accommodation is provided by state-run as well as privately run residence halls. The university provides useful addresses and advice, but it is the responsibility of each student to secure an adequate residence.

At Frankfurt UAS, you will study in the heart of Frankfurt's lively Nordend district: Our compact, open campus on Nibelungenallee is surrounded by restaurants, cafés, stores and parks. You can reach us in just a few minutes by streetcar or by bus from the city centre. The campus itself offers you plenty of space to meet and exchange ideas – and is a good starting point for experiencing the metropolis of Frankfurt am Main.

Over 15,000 students from more than 100 nations study at our university. We offer a broad range of sports, language courses and cultural events as well as advice and support. Our university is a place of diversity. Come and take a look!

With just 750,000 inhabitants, Frankfurt am Main calls itself a "small metropolis". As one of the main financial, trade and logistics centres in Europe, the city is the hub of a flourishing region in the heart of Germany, the Rhine-Main area. It has a strong multinational and multicultural character and attracts businesspeople, students and tourists alike.
It is a city of striking contrasts - historical and modern, commerce and culture, dynamism and tranquillity. Pubs and restaurants, museums and parks, an opera house and many theatres provide a rich social and cultural life.
Frankfurt has an excellent public transport system, extending to the whole urban region and even to the beautiful landscape of the nearby Taunus Hills. A large number of fascinating natural and cultural heritage sites are well worth visiting.