University of Bremen

Bremen, Germany

The University of Bremen (Universität Bremen) is a public research institution founded in 1971, as part of a broader reform movement emphasizing interdisciplinary, socially relevant education in Germany  .
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Established in 1971, it has grown into a comprehensive public research university with around 18,400 students and 2,244 academic staff supported by 1,288 administrative employees within 12 faculties.
It was founded on the “Bremen Model”—emphasizing interdisciplinary, project-based learning, strong ties with research institutes, and a socially-relevant curriculum.
Consistently ranked among the top 50 European research universities, placed in the 301–350 bracket globally by THE, and recognized with multiple Excellence Clusters and Collaborative Research Centres.
Applicants need a secondary-school qualification equivalent to the German Abitur. Non-EU applicants must apply via uni‑assist (VPD). Certain programs like Psychology (aptitude test) and Music (entry exam) have special conditions .
A recognized Bachelor’s degree (typically 180 ECTS; in-process degrees accepted conditionally) is required. Some Master’s—like Management Information Systems—also specify coursework (e.g., 12 CP each in relevant subjects).
German-taught programs: C1 German (via DSH, TestDaF, Goethe, etc.) . English-taught programs: C1 English (IELTS, TOEFL, or equivalent) is required
The university offers on-campus Occupational Health Services, confidential psychological counseling via Studierendenwerk, and specialist support for disabilities (KIS).
Emergency protocols (e.g. medical number 112), laboratory safety, and legal support via advisory offices ensure comprehensive safety.
It is a certified “Family-Friendly University” since 2007, offering childcare services, flexible arrangements, and a Dual Career Welcome Center for partners of staff and students.
Offers over 100 internationally recognized Bachelor’s and Master’s programs, including single- and multi-subject BAs, BScs, LL.Bs, MAs, MEd, MSc, and LL.M degrees.
Yes—Bremen hosts projects using interdisciplinary teaching under the Bremen model, and English-language Master’s such as Ecology (limited to 25 places) with specific GPA and credit requirements .
No tuition is charged for Bachelor’s, Master’s, or doctoral degrees. Education is free, even for international students .
A semester fee of approximately €350 includes administrative costs, cultural contributions, and a nationwide public transport ticket.
While not specified here, general German university guidelines suggest €900–1,000/month, with Bremen’s public transport included in semester fees. Non-EU students must show €11,904/year in a blocked account.
Built on Bremen-Horn’s Technology Park, the campus is green, bordered by Stadtwald park and the campus lake (“Uni-See”).
Services and dormitories are offered through Studierendenwerk Bremen and the International Office, with help for avoiding scams and navigating the private market .
It is a true campus university with pedestrian-friendly zones, easy access to labs, libraries, cafeterias, central glass-hall, and student-friendly infrastructure.
Yes—after graduation, non-EU students may apply for a Job Seeker Visa valid for up to 18 months.
Typically, non-EU students can work 120 full or 240 half days per year. EU students have unrestricted access to work.
The International Office, “kompass” team, and Newcomer Service assist with visa, entry, and residence registration procedures.

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University Of University of Bremen Application Statistics

19400
1700
3200
2300
8
16 %
€ 330
€ 8000
3
33
75 %
7

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