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University of Rostock · Rostock
Sustainable Maritime Engineering (SME)
English-taughtPublic universityMaster’sMaster of Science
Source reviewed 2026-10-20 · Manual review every 10–15 days
THE ESSENTIALS
Your program at a glance.
- Subject
- Sustainable Maritime Engineering (SME)
- Campus
- Rostock
- Duration & study mode
- 4 semesters · full-time
- ECTS credits
- Not yet verified. Check the official university information.
- Available intakes
- Winter and summer semester
BEFORE YOU APPLY
What you need to bring.
- Teaching language
- English-taught academic route. The profile lists no minimum German certificate at entry.
- English certificates & exemptions
- English B2; IELTS Academic 6.5; TOEFL iBT (pre-2026 scale) 90; PTE Academic 62. Check individual component scores, test validity and exemption rules in the source; this is not the complete certificate list.
- Academic requirements
- Engineering degree with at least 180 credits and the stated 75%/German 2.5 equivalent, or qualifying GATE 500 route. Mathematics 15 CP, mechanics 10 and fluids/hydrodynamics 5 are required. Degree-duration rules vary by country.
- Admission planning group
- Additional selection requirements
- Why this group?
- The source specifies a grade/content threshold, admission restriction, assessment, portfolio or experience condition beyond a basic relevant qualification and language evidence. Read the conditions above.
Planning groups describe the published entry and selection requirements. They are not acceptance rates, university rankings, or a prediction of admission. Open admission still requires a recognised qualification and all stated conditions.
MAKE ROOM IN YOUR CALENDAR
Intakes & application windows.
- Intakes
- Winter and summer semester
- Deadlines & applicant groups
- Provider application window: If you do not have a German citizenship, a German university entrance certificate or a graduation certificate from a German institution of higher education, you need to apply through UNI-ASSIST within the respective application periods: Summer semester: 1 October to 30 November each year Winter semester: 16 January to 30 April each year. Confirm the intake year and any earlier recognition/VPD or scholarship deadline with the university.
PLAN WITH PERSPECTIVE
Tuition & semester costs.
- Tuition fees
- The reviewed provider profile lists no tuition. Confirm the current intake and any applicant-specific charges; semester contributions are separate.
- Semester contribution
- Provider quotation: 350 EUR per semester (quotation period not specified). The current payable amount must be checked; tuition is separate.
YOUR NEXT STEP
How to apply.
- Application route
- Apply using the provider-linked application instructions: https://my.uni-assist.de/studiengaenge. Check whether uni-assist/VPD recognition is needed before the university application.
- Documents & conditions
- The full document checklist depends on your qualification and application route. Follow the linked university checklist; any programme-specific portfolio, test, placement or reference conditions summarised above also apply.
- Additional notes
- Summarised from the university-provided DAAD profile, with programme-specific university cross-checks where noted. Binding university rules take precedence. Missing information is not an exemption.
* For initial guidance only. This catalogue provides basic, preliminary information and may be incomplete or outdated. Please visit daad.de and the university’s official website, and carry out your own thorough research before applying.