Technical University of Munich · Germany
Geodesy and Earth Observation
A three-year science degree in Munich.
- 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
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1 March 2027*
Start the uni-assist preliminary reviewYour own planDetails
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.
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15 July 2027
Application period closes; your VPD request to uni-assist must also be in by todayHard deadlineDetails
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15 September 2027
Semester fee due for first enrolmentHard deadlineDetails
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All dates for this programme (2 more)
* Last year’s date, not yet confirmed.
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.
How places are decided
- 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)
- Geodesy and Earth Observation at TUM — checked 2026-09-30
- IB applicants at TUM