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University of Stuttgart

Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg

The University of Stuttgart is embedded in one of Europe's most innovative industrial regions. With Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, Bosch, and hundreds of engineering firms nearby, graduates enjoy exceptional career placement rates.

#285

QS World Ranking

1829

Founded

500+

Industry Partners

22%

International Students

Stuttgart at a Glance

€1,500

Tuition (per semester)

€800–1,050

Living Costs (monthly)

15+

Programs in English

95%

Employment Rate

Admission Requirements

Bachelor's degree in engineering or related field
English proficiency (IELTS 6.5+)
German proficiency for German-taught programs
APS certificate for Indian applicants

Costs & ROI

Baden-Württemberg charges €1,500/semester for non-EU. Stuttgart's industry offers excellent HiWi (student research) jobs.

LevelTuitionLivingTotal
Master's (per year)€3,000€9,600–12,600€12,600–15,600
Master's (with part-time work)€3,000€5,500–7,500€8,500–10,500

Career & Industry

Automotive (Mercedes, Porsche, Bosch)
Aerospace
Manufacturing
IT & Software
Energy

FAQs: Stuttgart for Indian Students

Why choose Stuttgart over TUM for engineering?

Stuttgart offers direct access to Germany's automotive and manufacturing heartland. While TUM has broader programs, Stuttgart's industry connections in automotive, aerospace, and mechanical engineering are unmatched. Student research positions (HiWi jobs) at nearby companies are abundant.

What job prospects do Stuttgart graduates have?

Stuttgart graduates enjoy a 95%+ employment rate, many within 3 months. The Stuttgart region hosts Daimler, Porsche, Bosch, Siemens, and hundreds of Mittelstand (mid-size) engineering firms actively recruiting from the university.

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