Energy Management (MBA)
Technische Universität Berlin · Berlin · Germany
TuitionEUR 6,600
Apply by2027-03-31
LevelISCED-7
LengthNot stated
Taught inEnglish
What you would need to do
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- APS certificate (Akademische Prüfstelle) — IndiaVerification of academic documents issued by Indian institutions. Required for the German student visa. It does NOT replace a university's admission decision, and it can run in parallel with university applications. · by 2027-03-03Academic Evaluation Centre India (APS India) ↗
- Submit your applicationBefore you applyApplications close on 2027-03-31 · by 2027-03-31Technische Universität Berlin ↗
- APS India minimum Class XII score of 70%Before you applyA hard academic floor applied at COUNTRY level, outside any university's own criteria. A student holding a university offer can still be refused the APS certificate, and therefore the visa. Announced 23 February 2026, effective Winter Semester 2026/27.Academic Evaluation Centre India (APS India) ↗
- dMAT (Digital Master Test) — required for some Master's fieldsBefore you applyStandardised academic aptitude test run by APS India with g.a.s.t. Required as part of APS documentation for Master's applicants whose PREVIOUS degree is in Engineering; Commerce, Accounting, Finance or Economics; or Business and Management. Applies from the s · EUR 150APS India with g.a.s.t. ↗
- German language proficiency (institution-set level)No national minimum level. The recognised EXAMS are standardised nationally (TestDaF and DSH), but the required level and any waiver are set by each institution.Individual higher education institutions; exams standardised nationally ↗
- Proof of financial resources (Finanzierungsnachweis / Sperrkonto)Applicants must prove funds for one year, commonly by depositing into a blocked account (Sperrkonto). Blocks the visa, not the university application. · EUR 11,904Federal Foreign Office / DAAD Study in Germany ↗
- Health insurance (compulsory)Proof of health insurance is demanded at BOTH university enrolment and residence-permit application.DAAD Study in Germany ↗
- Anmeldung (residence registration)Every international student moving to Germany must register at the residents' registration office, usually within one week. The written confirmation is needed to obtain the residence permit.Einwohnermeldeamt / Bürgeramt, then Ausländerbehörde for the permit ↗
Cost
tuition — EUR 6,600 per year (international students)DAAD International Programmes: Energy Management (MBA) at Technische Universität Berlin — tuition fees as published: '6,600'Checked 2026-08-16 · daad.de
Living costs, visa fees and health insurance are never included in a tuition figure. Budget against the worst case, not the best.
Entry requirements
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- languageDAAD programme detail for Energy Management (MBA) at Technische Universität Berlin — english language requirement as published: B2 required/recommended, no proof required
- otherDAAD programme detail for Energy Management (MBA) at Technische Universität Berlin — academic admission requirements as published: Applicants must have successfully completed a programme of studies preferably in engineering, economics or law, and subsequently have gained professional experience of at least one year. All applicants must submit a written application which presents their educational and professional background, as well as their reasons for wanting to pursue the programme of study. German language skills No minimum language level required English language skills B2 required/recommended, no proof required
Where this came from — the exact wording we read
Energy Management (MBA) | Technische Universität Berlin | city: Berlin | languages: English | duration: 3 semesters | tuition: 6,600 | start: n/a | deadline: n/a
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