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Unlike most of RWTH's German-taught bachelor's degrees, several master's programmes are taught fully in English — and, like the bachelor's level, North Rhine-Westphalia still charges no tuition to non-EU students at time of verification.
Programme shown
English-taught Master's programmes (e.g. Data Science, Computer Science)
Degree level
Master's
Language of instruction
English
Duration
2 years
Standard length for a European Master's degree (120 ECTS credits) — this is an approximate guide, not independently verified per programme.
Accreditation
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Enrollment & international mix
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Student residence permits issued in Germany
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International (non-EU) tuition
€0/year
for No tuition fee for non-EU international students at master's level either — confirmed still in effect for the current cycle. Only the mandatory semester contribution (~€375, WS 2026/27) applies.
One category we could not fully verify: non-consecutive/executive master's programmes may charge separate tuition according to secondary sources, but we found no official RWTH page stating an exact figure for that exception — this entry covers regular/consecutive master's programmes only.
Estimated cost of living in Aachen
€850/month
Estimated, not verified
Estimate for a frugal international student: shared room, home cooking, public transport, basic phone/internet.
This is a rough planning ballpark, not a sourced, verified figure like the tuition above — there is no single official database for per-city student living costs. Your actual spending depends heavily on housing choice, lifestyle, and exchange-rate movement. Adjust it yourself in the full cost calculator →
Living in Germany — permit basics
Legal work rights
120 full days / 240 half-days per year
Proof of funds
Not yet researched
Non-EU students may take up paid work for up to 120 full days or 240 half-days per calendar year without separate permission from the Foreigners' Authority. Germany measures this in days per year, not hours per week — working more requires approval.
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