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Technical University of Munich · Germany

Geodesy and Earth Observation

A three-year science degree in Munich.

Photograph: Frank C. Müller , Baden-Baden · CC BY-SA 4.0

Where
MunichGermany
Degree
BSc
Length
3 years
Taught in
English
Starts
October 2027
Apply by
15 July 2027
Admission
Open to all who qualify
EU/EEA fee
Free€97 semester fee
More facts
Degree
BSc
Length
3 years
Taught in
English
Starts
October 2027

Deadlines

  1. 1 March 2027*

    Start the uni-assist preliminary review
    Your own plan
    Details

    Foreign qualifications are normally checked by uni-assist before a university will consider the application. uni-assist says a result usually takes 4 to 6 weeks and asks you to apply at least 8 weeks before the deadline. Starting late is a common and avoidable way to miss an institutional deadline.

    Source
  2. 15 July 2027

    Application period closes; your VPD request to uni-assist must also be in by today
    Hard deadline
    DetailsSource
  3. 15 September 2027

    Semester fee due for first enrolment
    Hard deadline
    DetailsSource
All dates for this programme (2 more)
  1. 15 May 2027

    Application period opens in TUMonline (every English bachelor's)
    DetailsSource
  2. 6 July 2027*

    IB results released
    Details

    Early July, which is what places an IB candidate in the later medicine group rather than the earlier one.

    Source

* Last year’s date, not yet confirmed.

Every date in Germany

What it is

Measuring and modelling the Earth in Munich: satellite and physical geodesy, navigation, remote sensing, photogrammetry and geoinformation, with electives such as space geodesy and machine learning on satellite data.

What you need

  • Good English expected; no certificate. Send a CV and a 2-page English statement of reasons.
Requirements in full

Every IB applicant at Technical University of Munich

Your six IB subjects must meet the KMK rule; uni-assist converts your IB to a German grade (VPD). Nobody is ranked: five degrees use grade-based aptitude points with an interview or test band, three are open.

Where it says so

Its entry requirements

Check it on tum.de

How places are decided

    • Everyone eligible is admitted
    Open for EU/EEA (2026/27 rules): an overall grade worth 64+ points completes the compulsory orientation; below that, an English interview. Its result is only advice.
Sources (2)
  1. Geodesy and Earth Observation at TUM — checked 2026-09-30
  2. IB applicants at TUM

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