Ranked 87th globally in the QS World University Rankings
Reasons to Choose the University:
Prestigious Institution: One of Europe’s oldest and most renowned universities, recognized globally for academic excellence.
Research-Intensive: Heidelberg is a leader in pioneering research, particularly in medicine, life sciences, and humanities.
Diverse Programs: Offers a wide range of programs tailored to global academic and professional standards.
Vibrant Campus Life: Situated in one of Germany’s most picturesque cities, with a rich cultural and academic heritage.
Global Collaboration: Strong partnerships with universities and research institutions worldwide.
Available Courses:
Undergraduate Programs:
BSc in Biology
BA in Political Science
BSc in Computer Science
BA in Philosophy
BSc in Economics
Postgraduate Programs:
MSc in Molecular Biosciences
MSc in Physics
MA in Transcultural Studies
MSc in Scientific Computing
MA in American Studies
Entry Requirements for Bangladeshi Students:
For Bachelor’s Degree:
High School Diploma (HSC):
Minimum GPA of 4.0 out of 5.0.
Completion of a recognized foundation year or Studienkolleg in Germany, as the Bangladeshi HSC is not directly equivalent to the German Abitur.
Language Proficiency:
German Language Proficiency: TestDaF or DSH (Level C1) for German-taught programs.
English-taught programs may require IELTS (6.5+) or TOEFL (90+).
For Master’s Degree:
Undergraduate Degree:
A four-year bachelor’s degree with a minimum CGPA of 3.0 out of 4.0 (or equivalent).
Language Proficiency:
German Language Proficiency (if applicable): TestDaF or DSH (Level C1).
English-taught programs: IELTS (6.5+) or TOEFL (90+).
Additional Requirements:
Statement of Purpose (SOP).
Letters of Recommendation (2-3).
CV/Resume and portfolio (if required for specific programs).
Intakes:
Winter Semester: October
Summer Semester: April (limited programs)
Scholarships for Bangladeshi Students:
DAAD Scholarships: Financial aid for high-achieving international students.
Heidelberg University Scholarships: Merit-based and need-based scholarships available through various departments.
Deutschlandstipendium: Provides financial support to talented and motivated students.
Tuition Costs:
Undergraduate and Postgraduate Programs:
No tuition fees for EU/EEA students.
Non-EU/EEA students: Approx. €1,500 per semester.
Semester contribution: Approx. €150–200 for administrative costs.
Living Costs:
Estimated monthly living costs range from €800–1,200, including:
Accommodation: €300–600
Food: €150–300
Transportation: €50–100
Miscellaneous: €100–200
Job Prospects After Graduation:
High Employability: Graduates are well-regarded in fields like medicine, science, and humanities, with many employed by top global companies and institutions.
Internships and Networking Opportunities: Strong collaborations with industries and research centers provide ample career pathways.
Salary Expectations: Entry-level salaries typically range from €45,000–60,000 annually, depending on the field and experience.
Founding Year
1386
QS World Ranking
Ranked 87th globally in the QS World University Rankings