Charlotte Fresenius University is a private university that receives no state funding for teaching, so it charges monthly tuition throughout the programme, including semester breaks and placement periods. The Psychology Bachelor's costs 975 EUR per month. The Master's in Psychology with a focus on clinical psychology costs 850 EUR per month, and the Master's in Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy costs 1,175 EUR per month. No separate rate for non-EU students is published.

Students also pay a semester contribution; the university does not publish the amount, so check it with the university before you enrol.

Tuition 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.

Charlotte Fresenius University publishes no fixed application deadline; admission is rolling, and the Bachelor's admits students in both winter and summer after a selection procedure. If you need a visa, apply as early as possible and confirm the latest application date for your intake with the admissions team.

None. Charlotte Fresenius University's Bachelor's and Master's programmes in psychology and psychotherapy are taught in German, and the Bachelor's requires a school-leaving qualification that gives access to university in the state of Hesse.

Charlotte Fresenius Hochschule is a private, state-recognised university with university status, based in Wiesbaden, Hesse, founded in 2021, with 1,508 students. It belongs to the Fresenius education group and specialises in psychology and psychotherapy. It teaches at six campuses: Wiesbaden, Munich, Hamburg, Cologne, Düsseldorf and Heidelberg, and runs university outpatient psychotherapy clinics in Wiesbaden and Munich.