Heinrich Heine University Dusseldorf

The course has restricted admission. A prerequisite for starting studies is a first university degree, with the required necessary background education as determined in the exam regulations. In brief, you need a Bachelor's degree in Mathematics, Computer Science, Physics, Electrical Engineering or a related area, whose curricula include the modules Analysis I + II, Linear Algebra I, and either Stochastics I or Numerics I, that together comprise 30 ECTS and were taught at a level that corresponds to the level for computer scientists at HHU. The exam board determines whether you fulfil the entrance requirements. The final grade of your Bachelor's degree must not be below 2.5 with respect to the German grading system. 1. Test of English as Foreign Language (TOEFL), paper-based (min. 500 points), computer-based (min. 200 points), or Internet-based test (IBT as well as IBT@Home, min. 80 points)2. IELTS test with a score of at least 6.0. 3. Cambridge B2 First Certificate, formerly known as Cambridge English: First (FCE).4. Cambridge Linguaskill B2 (or C1).5. German Abitur certificate, showing that English has been constantly taken as a subject and passed with the grade of "sufficient" up to the end of the qualification level 1 (grade 11 at G8-Abitur, otherwise grade.6. Proof that you obtained an academic degree (Bachelor's or Master's) that was taught entirely in English. Your university must provide a "medium of instruction" certificate to confirm this, or it must be stated clearly on your transcript of records.

Campus life includes research activities, student clubs, cultural festivals, sports programs, academic conferences, and a welcoming international student community in Düsseldorf.

Student housing through Studentenwerk. Facilities include research centers, laboratories, libraries, sports facilities, and healthcare services.