HTWG Konstanz charges non-EU students 1,500 EUR per semester, as all state universities in Baden-Württemberg do; EU/EEA nationals pay no tuition. Exemptions apply, for example to students who obtained their school-leaving qualification in Germany (not at a Studienkolleg), holders of a residence permit on humanitarian or family grounds and holders of a settlement permit. Anyone starting a second degree pays 650 EUR per semester instead.

On top of this, every student pays the semester contribution of 207.50 EUR: administration fee 80 EUR, Studierendenwerk 112.50 EUR and student body 15 EUR. It does not include a Deutschlandticket. HTWG's form does not name the semester, so confirm the current amount.

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.

Applications go through HTWG's own system, and the deadlines are binding: documents must arrive by that date. Only one date is published, and it applies to all applicants. HTWG's admissions FAQ also describes the winter Master's application window as running to 1 July; the table shows the earlier, binding date, so confirm the date for your programme. Applicants from a Studienkolleg must submit the verification of their Studienkolleg diploma before the deadline.

Four programmes are taught in English:

• International Engineering and Management (B.Eng., English track)
• Sustainable Engineering and Future Technologies (B.Eng.; some upper-semester courses in German)
• International Management Asia-Europe (M.A.)
• Applied AI Transformation Management (M.Eng.)

Taught partly in English: International Project Engineering (M.Eng.), Legal Management (LL.M.) and the Asian Studies and International Management Bachelor's programmes. Most other programmes require German at C1.

HTWG Konstanz is a public university of applied sciences in Konstanz on Lake Constance, Baden-Württemberg, founded in 1906 and with about 4,159 students. It offers programmes in engineering, computer science, architecture and design, business and law.