KH Freiburg is a state-recognised university run by the Catholic Church and charges its own study fees. Bachelor's students pay a study fee of 280 EUR per semester. Master's programmes are charged per programme under a study contract, from 3,120 EUR (Angewandte Gerontologie) to 8,790 EUR (Management und Führungskompetenz). The fee schedule lists no separate fee for non-EU students; the Baden-Württemberg fee of 1,500 EUR per semester for international students is set for state universities.

In addition, every student pays a semester fee covering administration, the Studierendenwerk and a semester ticket. For a Bachelor's programme the total, including the study fee, is 519.50 EUR at enrolment and 415.50 EUR per semester after that.

Study fees come on top of the proof of funds. For the student visa you still need to show 11,904 EUR for the year, usually in a blocked account, and that money has to be transferred months before the semester starts.

KH Freiburg publishes one set of deadlines for all applicants; there is no separate non-EU date. Bachelor's programmes start in winter only and Master's programmes in summer only. Applications open on 15 March (Bachelor) and 1 September (Master).

None. Programmes in social work, nursing, health management, inclusive education, theology and art therapy are taught in German, and applicants with a foreign school-leaving qualification may be asked for proof of German.

The Katholische Hochschule Freiburg is a state-recognised university of applied sciences run by the Catholic Church in Freiburg im Breisgau, Baden-Württemberg, founded in 1971, with 1,788 students. It offers Bachelor's and Master's programmes in social work, health and nursing, education, inclusive education, theology and art therapy. It is open to applicants of all faiths.