University of Hamburg
Hamburg
The University of Hamburg is one of Germany's largest universities with particular strengths in physics (Nobel laureate Klaus Hasselmann), climate research, and maritime studies. Hamburg as a city offers strong industry connections and an international lifestyle.
#205
QS World Ranking
1919
Founded
42,000+
Students
14%
International Students
Hamburg at a Glance
€0 (semester fee ~€340)
Tuition
€900–1,150
Living Costs (monthly)
25+
Programs in English
#2 in Germany
City GDP Ranking
Admission Requirements
Costs & ROI
Hamburg has zero tuition. Living costs are higher than average but lower than Munich.
| Level | Tuition | Living | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Master's (per year) | €680 (semester fees only) | €10,800–13,800 | €11,500–14,500 |
Career & Industry
FAQs: Hamburg for Indian Students
What makes Hamburg unique for students?
Hamburg is Germany's second-largest city and Europe's second-largest port. The university has strong connections to Airbus, the logistics industry, and media companies. Its climate research center (CLICCS) is world-leading.
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