Berlin, GermanySource: tu.berlin · 2026-27
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Tuition: Approximate: €0 converted at the European Central Bank rate of 2026-10-05. No tuition fees (except some continuing-education master's); only the semester fee of about €300, 2026-27.
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Checked by hand on the university's own website (2026-27); each figure's page is linked below. Most universities outside the US don't publish an admission rate or test-score range, so those show as not available.
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10% of its 4,342 research papers from 2020–2023 are among the 10% most cited in their field worldwide, a higher share than 66% of the 2,831 universities in the ranking. It measures research, not teaching. A field shows “not available” when the university has fewer than 100 papers in it. Source: CWTS Leiden Ranking Open Edition 2025 (CC0 1.0), built from OpenAlex data. Data last checked 2026-10-07.
The Carnegie research level only exists for US schools; for others see research impact above. Co-op / internship programs are only filled in from the school's own page; “not available” means we haven't found a clear statement, not that there isn't one. Graduate earnings (above) are shown for information only and don't affect the work-experience focus.
Partial: no club, team or hackathon counts are published for this school, so these are indirect signals only. Read them lightly.
A proxy based on published figures, not a rating of how fun the place is. Coverage is uneven: US schools have official figures for setting, size, housing and varsity sport; outside the US most social figures aren't published, and clubs and design teams are hand-checked for only a few schools. Nothing official covers parties, Greek life or festivals, so those aren't shown.
Guidance only: rules change, so check the official source before you decide. Oldest figure checked 12 days ago.
18 months
Up to 18 months after graduating to look for a job, with permission to take up any work meanwhile
Official source checked 12 days ago
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Note: Proof of funds and work limits are left empty on purpose: the official pages checked disagree (the Federal Foreign Office FAQ says 120 full or 240 half days a year; a German mission page still shows an older blocked-account amount). Check the German mission in your country