The University of Münster is a public research university founded in 1780 in Münster, Germany. Its 41,217 students study across more than 320 degree options, with current exact catalogue matches covering a German-medium Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and English-taught Master of Science programmes in Computer…
Location
Münster, Germany
Programme focus
B.Tech Computer Science
Annual tuition
$852
Next intake
October
$852
3 years
German
October
Münster, Germany
Public
The University of Münster is a public research university founded in 1780 in Münster, Germany. Its 41,217 students study across more than 320 degree options, with current exact catalogue matches covering a German-medium Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and English-taught Master of Science programmes in Computer Science and Data Science.
Münster’s university is distributed across more than 200 buildings, and the university describes the city as easy to navigate by bicycle. Current facts record 41,217 students in winter semester 2025/26, 7,839 staff in 2025 and 604 professors. The university reports two Clusters of Excellence, 18 Collaborative Research Centres and 14 ERC grants, giving students a research-intensive setting across computing, natural sciences, business and humanities.
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Practical information about day-to-day life while pursuing this program at University of Münster in Münster, the country. This covers the campus environment, accommodation, daily living and available safety and student-support services.
Münster’s university is distributed across more than 200 buildings, and the university describes the city as easy to navigate by bicycle. Current facts record 41,217 students in winter semester 2025/26, 7,839 staff in 2025 and 604 professors. The university reports two Clusters of Excellence, 18 Collaborative Research Centres and 14 ERC grants, giving students a research-intensive setting across computing, natural sciences, business and humanities.
The university estimates a room at about EUR 400–500 per month, but availability and deposits vary. Students should apply early through Studierendenwerk Münster and compare residences with shared flats or private rooms. The semester contribution is separate from living costs; the published winter-semester 2025/26 figure is EUR 352.67 and must be rechecked for the enrolment term.
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The University of Münster is a public research university founded in 1780 in Münster, Germany. Its 41,217 students study across more than 320 degree options, with current exact catalogue matches covering a German-medium Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and English-taught Master of Science programmes in Computer…
Location
Münster, Germany
Programme focus
B.Tech Computer Science
Annual tuition
$852
Next intake
October
$852
3 years
German
October
Münster, Germany
Public
The University of Münster is a public research university founded in 1780 in Münster, Germany. Its 41,217 students study across more than 320 degree options, with current exact catalogue matches covering a German-medium Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and English-taught Master of Science programmes in Computer Science and Data Science.
Münster’s university is distributed across more than 200 buildings, and the university describes the city as easy to navigate by bicycle. Current facts record 41,217 students in winter semester 2025/26, 7,839 staff in 2025 and 604 professors. The university reports two Clusters of Excellence, 18 Collaborative Research Centres and 14 ERC grants, giving students a research-intensive setting across computing, natural sciences, business and humanities.
Open a programme profile for eligibility, tuition, curriculum and application planning.
Practical information about day-to-day life while pursuing this program at University of Münster in Münster, the country. This covers the campus environment, accommodation, daily living and available safety and student-support services.
Münster’s university is distributed across more than 200 buildings, and the university describes the city as easy to navigate by bicycle. Current facts record 41,217 students in winter semester 2025/26, 7,839 staff in 2025 and 604 professors. The university reports two Clusters of Excellence, 18 Collaborative Research Centres and 14 ERC grants, giving students a research-intensive setting across computing, natural sciences, business and humanities.
The university estimates a room at about EUR 400–500 per month, but availability and deposits vary. Students should apply early through Studierendenwerk Münster and compare residences with shared flats or private rooms. The semester contribution is separate from living costs; the published winter-semester 2025/26 figure is EUR 352.67 and must be rechecked for the enrolment term.
Admissions support
Get focused help with your application, documents and visa process. We will turn the information on this page into a practical next-step plan.
Münster has university dining halls and a broad city food market, but the university does not promise a particular national cuisine or dietary package. Students should check current menus, allergen information and opening times directly and budget food separately from rent. City options should be verified at the specific venue rather than assumed.
The University provides central student advice, International Office services and administration contacts in a compact cycling-oriented city. Students should still follow ordinary urban precautions, use official emergency contacts and check current residence, health-insurance and registration guidance after arrival. Support services do not guarantee personal safety or housing. International applicants can use the International Office and central student advice services for arrival, application and study information. The university also provides language preparation, university sports and counselling routes. Applicants should use programme-specific faculty pages and the university portal, following the current document, qualification-recognition and visa rules for their nationality and residence situation.
Münster has university dining halls and a broad city food market, but the university does not promise a particular national cuisine or dietary package. Students should check current menus, allergen information and opening times directly and budget food separately from rent. City options should be verified at the specific venue rather than assumed.
The University provides central student advice, International Office services and administration contacts in a compact cycling-oriented city. Students should still follow ordinary urban precautions, use official emergency contacts and check current residence, health-insurance and registration guidance after arrival. Support services do not guarantee personal safety or housing. International applicants can use the International Office and central student advice services for arrival, application and study information. The university also provides language preparation, university sports and counselling routes. Applicants should use programme-specific faculty pages and the university portal, following the current document, qualification-recognition and visa rules for their nationality and residence situation.
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