The university's costs page for international degree students states: "There are no tuition fees at the University of Würzburg." The page makes no distinction between EU and non-EU students.

Every student pays the semester contribution of 182.10 EUR from winter 2026/27: 110.10 EUR for the semester ticket and 72 EUR for the Studierendenwerk. The semester ticket is a regional solidarity ticket, valid in the city of Würzburg and the districts of Würzburg, Kitzingen and Main-Spessart; it is not a Deutschlandticket. A student referendum in 2026 proposed extending its validity to the whole NVM transport area.

For your visa you also need proof of funds of 11,904 EUR for the year (2026), usually in a blocked account.

The university publishes these dates without a year. Applicants with foreign qualifications first get a preliminary review documentation (VPD) from uni-assist, then apply through WueStudy. For a Master's programme, check the deadline on that programme's own page.

27 programmes are taught in English: 21 fully in English and 6 bilingually. The main ones are:

• Diversity, Ethics and Religions (B.A.)
• EAGLE (Master)
• Artificial Intelligence and Extended Reality (Master)
• Biochemistry (Master)
• Chemistry (Master)
• Computational Humanities (Master)
• English Speaking Cultures (Master)
• FOKUS Life Sciences (Master)
• Global Challenges for Sustainability (Master)
• Management International (Master)
• Mathematics International (Master)
• Physics International (Master)
• Quantum Engineering (Master)
• Satellite Technology (Master)
• Translational Neuroscience (Master)
• Digitalization and Law (LL.M.)

Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg is a public university in Würzburg, Bavaria, first founded in 1402 and with about 25,281 students. It covers natural sciences, medicine, law, economics, humanities and theology.