DIPLOMA is a private, state-recognised university, so it charges tuition fees. For full-time on-site study they are set per programme and paid monthly, from 215 to 697 EUR per month, plus a one-off exam fee of 695 to 985 EUR. DIPLOMA publishes no separate rate for international students and no semester contribution; check any other recurring fees with DIPLOMA before you enrol.

Distance-learning fees are not shown, because distance study generally does not qualify for a German student visa. Tuition fees do not replace the proof of funds: for the student visa you still need to show 11,904 EUR for the year, usually in a blocked account.

DIPLOMA publishes no regular application deadline, so admission is rolling. It has separate application checklists for non-EU applicants but gives no separate non-EU date. If you need a visa, apply as early as possible and confirm the latest date for your intake with DIPLOMA's admissions team.

None. DIPLOMA states that all study is in German.

DIPLOMA University of Applied Sciences North Hesse (DIPLOMA Hochschule) is a private, state-recognised university of applied sciences based in Bad Sooden-Allendorf, Hesse, founded in 1997. It has 6,538 students, most of them in distance learning, and offers 11 full-time on-site Bachelor's and Master's programmes in Bad Sooden-Allendorf and Leipzig. Its main campus has an international office and a Studienkolleg for international applicants.