Master Program INFOTECH
(Information Technology)

INFOTECH provides the unique opportunity to combine the fields of electrical engineering and computer science.
Our international master program, taught completely in english, enables you broaden your horizons as you hone your skills in both areas.

As you pursue one of the 4 majors, the expansive supplementary course catalogues allows you to tailor your degree to your interests.

The University of Stuttgart ranks not only among the top technical universities in Germany (TU9), but also the world (2025 THE World University Ranking by subject: Engineering top 8% and Computer Science top 13%).

It has strong connections with the industry and is a center of university-based, non-university, and industrial research. It is among the top 3 universities in Germany for third-party funding per professorship.

Read about three excellent reasons for studying at the University of Stuttgart here. 

Germany is conveniently located in the „center of europe“ and Stuttgart is located in the industry center of Germany. Stuttgart and the surrounding region is home to industry leaders such as Bosch, Porsche, Daimler, IBM and more. 
Stuttgart has a high standard of living and residents enjoy the conveniences of a metropolitan city that is also close to nature.

You are well situated to explore Germany and the rest of Europe during semester breaks – or even over a long weekend (with the TGV, Paris is only 3 hours away).

Have the chance to experience new cultures, travel and maybe even learn a new language. Increase your employment potential and make international connections through internships and student jobs in the industry. 

Actually, its not as expensive as you might think!  It is even cheaper than many other countries (eg. Canada, US, England)

In order to attain the necessary study permit you will need to prove that you have sufficient funds to support yourself.  Currently that means providing proof that you have access to ca. 1000eur per month.
This represents the average amount a student needs to cover their living costs every month (rent, food, etc).

Here is an overview of the main monthly living expenses (can vary by person/situation):
Rent: ca. 350-600 eur
Mandatory health insurance: 130 eur
Phone/internet: 50 eur
Pass for public transportation: 35 eur
Additional costs (food, clothes, entertainment etc.): 350 eur

In addition there is:
Tuition (for non-EU)  - 1,500.00 eur per semester
Semester fees  - ca. 185.00 eur per semester

Many students, to futher supplement their lifestyle, look into research assistant positions within the university or working student contracts in the industry.
As an international student you are generally permitted to work up to 20 hours per week.