Flensburg University of Applied Sciences charges no tuition fees for its Bachelor's and Master's programmes, for EU and non-EU students alike. Every student pays the semester fee each semester, and new students pay a one-off enrolment fee. A three-semester MBA is planned from summer semester 2027; its fee has not been published yet.

The Deutschlandticket covers local and regional public transport across Germany. For your visa you also need proof of funds of 11,904 EUR for the year, usually in a blocked account.

If your school-leaving certificate or degree is from outside Germany, you apply through uni-assist; applicants with German certificates apply through the university's own portal by 15 July or 15 January. No separate dates for EU and non-EU applicants are published. The university recommends applying early, by 15 May for the winter semester or 15 November for the summer semester, so there is time for your visa and you can arrive for the start of the semester.

Two Master's programmes are taught entirely in English: Wind Energy Engineering (M.Sc.) and Applied Biotechnology and Food Science (M.Sc.). Wind Energy Engineering starts in both semesters; with a 180-ECTS Bachelor's you start in the winter semester, and the summer entry needs a 210-ECTS Bachelor's. Six further programmes include English-taught classes alongside German ones, and the university offers German classes for international students.

Flensburg University of Applied Sciences (Hochschule Flensburg) is a public university of applied sciences in Flensburg, Schleswig-Holstein, close to the Danish border. It traces its roots to 1886 and has 2,991 students. It offers Bachelor's and Master's programmes in engineering, energy, maritime studies, computer science and media, business, biotechnology and nursing, and is known for wind energy through its Wind Energy Technology Institute.