Nurtingen-Geislingen University

Successful completion of a degree course in landscape architecture, landscape planning, landscape construction, landscape management, architecture, town planning or physical planning at a German higher education institution or a comparable Bachelor's degree course in any of the above subjects at a foreign university English at level B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) or equivalent. Note: we are planning to update our admission regulations soon, and it is very likely that the English entry requirement will be at C1 level of the CEFR. There is no German language requirement at the time of entry into the course, but German up to level A2 is taught as part of the programme in order to prepare for the professional internship. The respective certificate (A2/CEFR) needs to be submitted by the end of the second semester. We strongly recommend that you acquire German language skills before starting your studies.

Campus life is friendly and community-oriented, with student initiatives, cultural events, and outdoor activities. The green surroundings support sustainability projects and practical learning, while small class sizes encourage interaction, collaboration, and strong connections between students and professors.

Students access dormitories and private housing options. Facilities include modern classrooms, specialized labs, libraries, computer centers, sports areas, and sustainability-focused research spaces supporting comfortable academic life.