EUF charges no tuition fees, for EU and non-EU students alike, apart from a one-off registration fee of 60 EUR when you first enrol.

Every student pays a semester fee each semester: 403.80 EUR for fall 2026/27. It is made up of 89 EUR for the Studentenwerk, 226.80 EUR for the Deutschlandsemesterticket, which covers public transport across Germany, 25 EUR for the student body, 3 EUR for the social fund and a 60 EUR administrative fee. In your first semester you pay 463.80 EUR, including the registration fee.

No tuition does not mean no 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.

EUF's usual application period is 15 May to 15 July, but dates differ between programmes, especially for applicants from abroad. You apply directly through EUF's online portal, and documents cannot be submitted after the deadline. EUF notes that a student visa can take up to two months, so non-EU applicants should apply early.

Two degree programmes are taught fully in English: the Bachelor's in European Cultures and Society, which includes a mandatory semester abroad, and the Master's in European Studies. Several further programmes are taught partly in English, including the M.Eng. Sustainable Energy (English and German), Transformation Studies (M.A., English and German) and International Management at Bachelor's and Master's level (German, English, Danish and Spanish; the Master's requires German at C1). The large teacher-training programmes are taught in German.

Europa-Universität Flensburg is a public university in Flensburg, Germany's northernmost city near the Danish border, founded in 1946 as a teacher training college, with 5,648 students. It focuses on teacher education, European studies, international management, and energy and environmental management, offers German-Danish programmes, and shares its campus with Flensburg University of Applied Sciences.