University of Wurzburg: Rankings, Courses & Admissions

The University of Wurzburg allows students to study in Germany for free. Like most public universities in Germany, it does not charge tuition fees for international students in undergraduate or postgraduate programs. However, students are required to pay only a nominal semester contribution, around €168.50 (INR 17K).

Below is a breakdown of typical tuition fees for key programs:

Once you know the offerings and costs, the next step is understanding how to apply. Let’s explore the 2025 admissions process.

Application timelines at the University of Wurzburg differ by program and semester, with most deadlines falling on 15 July 2025. International students must apply through the WueStudy portal or, in some cases, via Uni-Assist for document evaluation.

Here are the requirements you must meet to be fully prepared for the application process:

Admission Requirements

Each program at Wurzburg has distinct entry criteria, especially at the master's level. Subject relevance, GPA cutoffs, and submission of additional materials (e.g., motivation letter, CV) are often required when you apply to public universities in Germany. Criteria may differ for EU vs. non-EU applicants.

Here’s a closer look at the academic qualifications needed for undergraduate and postgraduate entry.

Academic Qualification

Undergraduate admission generally requires a recognized secondary school leaving certificate equivalent to the German Abitur. For a master's degree, a relevant bachelor’s degree with a strong academic standing, often with minimum grade thresholds, is mandatory.

Requirements for admission to study at the University of Wurzburg:

Language Proficiency

Applicants must submit valid language test scores, depending on their course language. Programs taught in German require TestDaF or DSH. English-taught degrees accept IELTS band score (typically 6.5), TOEFL iBT (minimum 95), or equivalent certifications.

Here are the usual language proficiency details:

Note: These requirements apply to programs taught in English. Specific programs may have higher requirements. For instance, the M.Sc. in Translational Neuroscience requires a C1 level of English proficiency.

Competitive Exams

The University of Wurzburg generally does not mandate GRE or GMAT scores for admission. However, for the Management International master's program, applicants with a GPA between 2.0 and 3.0 must submit a GMAT Exam (Focus Edition) score of at least 565 points.

Below are some competitive exams:

Note: The University of Wurzburg may require a preliminary review documentation (VPD) from uni-assist for applicants from non-EU countries.

Visa Requirements

Non-EU/EEA students planning to study at the University of Wurzburg must obtain a German student visa. Applicants must provide proof of admission, financial means (typically via a blocked account with approximately €11,904/ INR 11.5L for the first year), valid health insurance, and other necessary documents.

Here are Germany student visa requirements:

Note: Specific requirements may vary depending on the program and the applicant's country of origin.

After checking eligibility, it’s crucial to stay on schedule. Here are the relevant intakes and their application windows.