Hochschule für Finanzwirtschaft & Management
About
This university in Bruchsal teaches business and law from €3,000/year, well below the €8,000-20,000 charged by most private German universities, with an IELTS 6.0 entry threshold. Business and law align directly with careers in Germany's strong small and mid-sized companies (Mittelstand) economy, and the EU-recognised German degree carries Schengen-wide mobility and an 18-month post-study job-seeker visa.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to study at Hochschule für Finanzwirtschaft & Management as a non-EU student?
Tuition for non-EU students at Hochschule für Finanzwirtschaft & Management is €5088 per year. Living costs in Bonn are separate.
What IELTS score do you need for Hochschule für Finanzwirtschaft & Management?
English-taught programmes at Hochschule für Finanzwirtschaft & Management typically require IELTS 6 or equivalent. Confirm the exact requirement per programme on the official admissions page.
How much money do you need to show for a student visa to Germany?
For a student residence permit in Germany you must prove €11,904 per year (2026, DAAD / Study in Germany — proof of financing (blocked account, 992 EUR/month for 12 months): https://www.study-in-germany.com/en/plan-your-studies/requirements/proof-of-financing/).
Where is Hochschule für Finanzwirtschaft & Management located?
Hochschule für Finanzwirtschaft & Management is in Bonn, Germany. Simrockstraße 4, 53113 Bonn
What can you study at Hochschule für Finanzwirtschaft & Management?
Fields offered include: Business, Law.
Accommodation
- Studierendenwerk Bonn · regional student services — it allocates the halls, not the university
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Why this works
- Tuition of €3,000 per year is low compared to other private German universities, many of which charge €8,000–€20,000 annually.
- Specialisation in business and law aligns directly with finance-sector careers in Germany's strong small and mid-sized companies (Mittelstand) economy.
- An IELTS minimum of 6.0 is accessible for most prepared CIS applicants without an exceptionally high English score.
- A German university degree is recognised across all EU and Schengen states, opening the labour market of 27 countries.
- Germany grants 18 months post-study job-seeker visa, giving graduates real time to convert studies into employment.
- International students in Germany may work 120 full or 240 half days per year, helping offset living costs during studies.
What to check
- Germany requires proof of funds via a blocked account (Sperrkonto) of approximately €11,904 for a full year — a significant upfront commitment.
- Non-EU school leavers whose certificates are not directly recognised may need to complete a preparatory year (Studienkolleg) before admission.
- As a private institution, tuition is not waived even when public universities nearby charge little or nothing for non-EU students.
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