English and German
Graduating is possible with courses in English only. Your choice of possible electives increases if you can also follow classes in German.
Participants can choose to write the Master's thesis in either language.
KIT offers language courses for all students. Up to 6 CP can be included in the programme curriculum.
15 June for the following winter semester
30 November for the following summer semester
Tuition fees apply for international students from non-EU countries:
This advanced modular degree programme offers an interdisciplinary, research-oriented education at the interface between water-related engineering and natural sciences. This includes an efficient use of limited water resources, implementing increasing requirements for the protection of water bodies, handling of hydro-meteorological extreme events, and mitigating the impacts of global change on the water cycle and related material cycles.
Students extend their knowledge of scientific and engineering fundamentals from their undergraduate studies. They complement this in-depth knowledge with engineering and scientific methods.
The MSc in Water Science and Engineering imparts expert knowledge in the following areas:
Topics include:
The Master's degree programme in Water Science & Engineering is structured into the following subjects:
The subjects are individually shaped by the selection of modules within the given options. Each module consists of one or more related lectures, seminars, and/or labs, and is completed by taking one or more exams. The scope of each module is given by credit points (CP) that are credited when the module is successfully completed.
Tuition fees apply for international students from non-EU countries:
Approx. 170 EUR per semester
Approx. 800 to 1000 EUR per month
Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) in one of the following:
With a transcript of records, applicants need to demonstrate that they have at least 12 ECTS points in the following:
English: TOEFL 90 (Internet-based), IELTS 6.5, or equivalent
15 June for the following winter semester
30 November for the following summer semester
Karlsruher Institut für Technologie
International Students Office
Adenauerring 2
76131 Karlsruhe
Germany
Students have the possibility to work part-time during their studies. Local industry and businesses are constantly looking for temporary staff. At KIT, there are also various positions available as student assistants.
However, students should check with the authorities to see if they are allowed to work and to what extent they may work. They should also be aware that taxes and social contribution fees may apply.
Rent for a single room in a student residence is approx. 300 EUR per month. Private rooms are more expensive (approx. 400 to 600 EUR).
The Studierendenwerk Karlsruhe manages student residences in Karlsruhe.
https://www.sw-ka.de/en/wohnen/wohnheime_ka/
Students should keep in mind that there is a general shortage of housing in Karlsruhe. They should start looking at an early stage and consider travel time of up to 30 mins for more affordable rent.
Also see https://www.kit.edu/study/living-and-learning-in-karlsruhe.php.
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