Reviewed on Mar 9, 2026(Enrolled 2022)
What Students Say
Likes
- In university everyone speaks English that is a major plus point!
- Multiple in university job opportunities (part-time)
Dislikes
- No campus placements, just guide from the student council.
- Small city so low accomodations.
Course Curriculum
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- The curriculum at Hochschule Fulda is modern and industry-relevant, especially in programs like Global Software Development. Students gain practical exposure through projects, research, and internships. Typically, there are 2–4 classes per day between 9:00 and 17:00, with an average class size of 20–35 students, allowing interactive learning.
Admission Experience
- I chose this university and course because of the free education and the city is also nice and friendly.
- Admission process is quite simple- 1. Apply through uni-assist 2. An online test to get the admission. 3. Acceptance letter
- Admission to Hochschule Fulda typically requires a recognized bachelor’s degree, proof of English proficiency, and academic transcripts. For English-taught programs, IELTS 6.5 or equivalent is usually required. My score: IELTS 8.0, which exceeds the minimum requirement. Some programs may also require motivation letters or relevant academic background.
Faculty
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- The faculty at Hochschule Fulda is experienced, supportive, and closely connected to industry. The faculty-to-student ratio is relatively low, allowing interactive learning and easy access to professors. Lecturers are approachable and encourage practical discussions.
- One professor who left a strong impact on me is Pr. Dr. Martine Herpers, whose teaching style is engaging and supportive, helping students understand complex topics clearly.
Campus Life
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- Campus life at Hochschule Fulda is active and student-friendly. The university has one main campus in Fulda with modern lecture halls, computer labs, research facilities, and collaborative study spaces. Students have access to the University and State Library Fulda, which provides extensive academic resources and quiet study areas.
- The campus hosts student clubs, cultural groups, and international events that encourage networking and community engagement. Regular activities include workshops, seminars, and student festivals. Sports facilities and programs allow participation in activities like football, badminton, basketball, and fitness training. These opportunities create a balanced environment combining academics, research, and extracurricular development.
Placement
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- Graduates from Hochschule Fulda, especially in programs like Global Software Development, have good employment prospects in Germany’s IT sector. Most students find roles such as software developer, web developer, QA engineer, or IT consultant. Approximately 70–90% of graduates secure jobs within six months of completing their studies. The average starting salary typically ranges between €45,000 and €60,000 per year, depending on skills and experience. Students usually find jobs through working student positions (Werkstudent), internships, university career services, networking, and online job portals like LinkedIn and Indeed. Many internships also lead directly to full-time employment after graduation.
Accommodation
Off Campus
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- Accommodation through the WG website in a shared apartment but private room, and rent is 350 euros per month, including
Exams
- IELTS
- CV, SOP, school marksheets, bachelor's degree.
Fees
- No tuition fee, just sem contribution of around 350-400 euros
