University of Freiburg
Tuition/Year
EUR 1,500 - 3,000
Acceptance
N/A
QS Ranking
#172
Students
N/A
About University of Freiburg
The University of Freiburg in Freiburg, Germany (QS Rank: 172) is a research-intensive public university known for strong teaching and innovation across Medicine, Sciences, Engineering, and Law. Indian students benefit from cutting-edge labs, interdisciplinary study options, and excellent links to industry and research institutes in the heart of Europe. With a vibrant international campus and the Black Forest on its doorstep, Freiburg also offers a high quality of life alongside globally recognised academics.
Popular Programs
Fees & Living Costs
Tuition Fees
EUR 1,500 - 3,000
per year
Living Cost
USD -
per year
Language Requirements
IELTS
6.5+
TOEFL
85+
Reviews & Ratings
See what students say about University of Freiburg
10 Reviews
Arpita
The Law faculty is very well-respected, and the networking opportunities are tremendous. Though, sometimes the workload feels overwhelming.
Pros
Well-respected faculty, excellent networking
Cons
Overwhelming workload
Partha
The Engineering program is well-structured, and alumni networks offer great placement opportunities. I wish they had more collaboration with industry partners.
Pros
Well-structured program, good alumni network
Cons
Need for industry collaboration
Rituparna
Studying Law here has been rewarding; the faculty encourages critical thinking and debates. However, the number of practical assignments could be higher.
Pros
Encouraging faculty, rewarding experience
Cons
Need for more practical assignments
Debashish
Engineering at University of Freiburg blends theory with practical applications, and the faculty is very supportive. I faced challenges with the German language in some subjects.
Pros
Blend of theory and practice, supportive faculty
Cons
Language barrier in subjects
Sourav
The Arts & Humanities curriculum offers great diversity in subjects, and professors are deeply invested in student development. Yet, the job placements in arts are a bit less competitive than other fields.
Pros
Diverse curriculum, invested professors
Cons
Less competitive job placements
