CODE is a private university that receives no state funding and is financed by tuition. Bachelor's tuition is typically 1,250 EUR per month over 36 months if you pay directly, or 650 EUR per month over six years with Stretch Pay; no separate rate for non-EU students is published. CODE also offers a Pay Later model, under which you repay tuition only once you earn a significant income after graduation. For Master's programmes, CODE gives a range of 650 to 1,250 EUR per month, depending on the programme and payment model.

No separate semester contribution is mentioned on CODE's pages.

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.

CODE admits students on a rolling basis directly through its own portal, so you can apply at any time; it takes applications up to a year before each intake. If you need a visa, apply as early as possible and confirm the timing for your intake with the admissions team; if a visa delay stops you starting on time, your enrolment rolls over to the next semester.

All programmes at CODE are taught in English, and English is the working language on campus. Programmes are in-person only, on the Berlin campus.

• Software Engineering (B.Sc.)
• Business Management & Entrepreneurship (B.A.)
• Digital Design & Innovation (B.A.)
• Technology & Management (M.Sc.)
• Innovation Design (M.A.)

CODE University of Applied Sciences is a private, state-recognised university of applied sciences in Berlin, founded in 2017, with 478 students. It focuses on digital product development at the intersection of software engineering, design and business, uses a project-based, English-language teaching model, and teaches on campus only.