Course overview
MSc Applied Economics is a postgraduate (master's) course in business & management at university-of-wuppertal in Wuppertal, Germany. It takes 2 years, with intakes in October (apply via uni-assist mid-May–15 July) or April (mid-November–15 January).
university-of-wuppertal is a public institution, ranked 1001–1200 in the world in the QS World University Rankings 2027. Read the full course description, modules and entry rules on the official course page.
Key highlights
| University | university-of-wuppertal (Public) |
|---|---|
| Location | Wuppertal, Germany |
| Course | MSc Applied Economics |
| Level | Master's (postgraduate) |
| Subject area | Business & Management |
| Duration | 2 years |
| Tuition per year | €674 (≈ ₹71,444) |
| Intakes | October (apply via uni-assist mid-May–15 July) or April (mid-November–15 January) |
| English requirement | English at C1 (TOEFL, IELTS or Cambridge); not needed if your bachelor's was taught entirely in English |
Interested in MSc Applied Economics?A counsellor checks your eligibility and helps you apply, free of charge.
Fees and costs
Tuition for international students is €674 a year, about ₹71,444. Over 2 years that is roughly €1,348 (≈ ₹1.4 lakh) before any yearly increase.
No tuition fee; this is the semester contribution of €337 ×2 as listed in DAAD's programme database (includes the Deutschlandticket)
Living costs near the university
| Cost | In EUR | Approx. in rupees |
|---|---|---|
| Hall of residence roomEstimate in DAAD course entry | €200–420per month | ≈ ₹21,200 – ₹44,520 |
| Shared-flat roomEstimate in DAAD course entry | €300–500per month | ≈ ₹31,800 – ₹53,000 |
| Total living costsEstimate in DAAD course entry | €600–1,250per month | ≈ ₹63,600 – ₹1.3 lakh |
Living costs for Germany as a whole: €12,000–18,000 a year. Approximate exchange rates (based on ECB reference rates, March 2026). Actual rates on your payment date will differ.
Plan my monthly living costsEligibility
General entry requirements at university-of-wuppertal for master's courses. Some courses ask for more, so check the course page.
- A bachelor's degree of at least six semesters (180 ECTS) is accepted for Computer Simulation in Science, so a three-year degree can qualify; the GlobalMBA asks for 210 credits (or 180 plus 30).
- CSiS also needs programming knowledge (8 ECTS), a programming self-assessment and possibly a digital entrance exam.
- Applied Economics needs at least 100 ECTS in business and economics and a top-65% ranking or a grade of 2.5 or better.
- Apply through uni-assist if your degree is from outside Germany.
- Indian applicants need an APS certificate for the student visa.
English requirements
For this course: English at C1 (TOEFL, IELTS or Cambridge); not needed if your bachelor's was taught entirely in English.
| Test | What the university asks for |
|---|---|
| IELTS Academic | 6.0 for CSiS and Smart Materials and Systems; 5.5 for BSc Sustainable Chemistry |
| PTE Academic | 67 for CSiS and Smart Materials; 59 for Sustainable Chemistry |
| TOEFL iBT | 79 for the master's; 72 for the bachelor's (pre-2026 scale) |
| Applied Economics | C1 level; waived if your bachelor's was taught entirely in English |
| German | Not required for English-taught degrees; free German courses are offered |
Intakes
This course starts in: October (apply via uni-assist mid-May–15 July) or April (mid-November–15 January).
Upcoming intakes and deadlines in GermanyHow to apply
- Check the entry requirements and the deadline on the official course page.
- Take IELTS, PTE or the test the university accepts, if you need one.
- Prepare your documents: transcripts, statement of purpose, recommendation letters and CV.
- Apply on the university's application portal and pay any application fee.
- Accept your offer, meet any conditions and pay the deposit.
- Apply for your student visa for Germany, then arrange accommodation.
Documents you'll need
- Bachelor's degree certificate and transcript (or Class 12 certificate for the bachelor's)
- Proof of English
- CSiS scientific check sheet (programming self-assessment)
- Proof of an advising session (GlobalMBA)
- APS certificate
- Valid passport
Scholarships
DAAD scholarships
Master's and doctoral students
Value: Monthly stipend; amount depends on the programme
Competitive awards; check the DAAD database for awards open to Indian applicants.
Official page
About university-of-wuppertal
The University of Wuppertal was founded in 1972 and has about 21,500 students in 9 faculties, with 113 degree programmes. It is a public university, so it charges no tuition fee, only a semester contribution of €337 that includes the Deutschlandticket.
Only a handful of Wuppertal's 113 degrees are taught in English: the master's in Computer Simulation in Science, Applied Economics, Smart Materials and Systems and the GlobalMBA, plus the bachelor's in Sustainable Chemistry. International students on these programmes get free German courses at the university's language institute.
Similar courses
Business & Management courses at other universities in Germany
- MA Global Supply Chain and Operations Managementberlin-school-of-economics-and-law3 semesters (4 with 180 ECTS entry) · €760 / year
- MA International Marketing Managementberlin-school-of-economics-and-law3 semesters (4 with 180 ECTS entry) · €760 / year
- MSc Quantitative Economicsbielefeld-university2 years (4 semesters) · €703 / year
- Master's in Mathematical Economicsbielefeld-university2 years (4 semesters) · €703 / year
- MSc Supply Chain Managementconstructor-university2 years (full time) · €23,850 / year
- Master in Global Management (MGM)esmt-berlin24 months (full time, Berlin) · €19,250 / year
More courses at university-of-wuppertal
- MSc Computer Simulation in Science (CSiS)2 years (4 semesters) · €674 / year
- MSc Smart Materials and Systems2 years (4 semesters) · €674 / year
- GlobalMBA: International Management and Intercultural Communication15 months (3 semesters, 90 ECTS); joint master's with Warsaw plus an MBA from the University of North Florida · €674 / year
- BSc Sustainable Chemistry3 years (6 semesters) · €674 / year
FAQs
What is the fee for MSc Applied Economics at university-of-wuppertal?
The tuition for international students is €674 a year (about ₹71,444). No tuition fee; this is the semester contribution of €337 ×2 as listed in DAAD's programme database (includes the Deutschlandticket). Fees usually rise each year, so check the course page before you apply.
How long is MSc Applied Economics?
The course takes 2 years.
What English score do I need?
English at C1 (TOEFL, IELTS or Cambridge); not needed if your bachelor's was taught entirely in English. Some universities also accept Class 12 English marks or other tests; confirm on the course page.
When can I start?
Intakes: October (apply via uni-assist mid-May–15 July) or April (mid-November–15 January). Apply early: popular courses can fill up before the deadline.
Can Admission Mantra help me apply?
Yes. A counsellor checks your eligibility, helps you prepare your documents and statement of purpose, and guides you through the application and visa. The first conversation is free.
We researched this page on 28 Oct 2026 from the university's own pages. Fees, entry rules and intakes change every year; confirm them on the official course page before you apply. Listing a course doesn't mean Admission Mantra represents the university.
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