University of Gottingen or Berlin School of Economics and Law, which is better for Economics in Germany?
University of Gottingen is generally considered the better option for Indian students interested in a more research-oriented Economics degree. Gottingen maintains an excellent reputation for empirical methods, econometrics, and development economics.
However, students interested in a more practical d
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The students can apply to the University of Gottingen via the university-specific portal. Admission intakes for the Master's courses are Winter and Summer. The documents required to apply to this university's Masters courses are-
- Copy of the last degree
- English or German language proficiency
- APS
Gottingen University rankings as per the QS rankings for 2026 are-
- Agriculture and Forestry: #21
- Biological Sciences: #81
- Life Sciences & Medicine: #110
- Law & Legal Studies: #151-200
- Chemistry: #147
The Uni of Gottingen awards partial scholarships as a part of a private-public partnership. All students are applicable for students are Deutschlandstipendium and Niedersachsenstipendien scholarships, except Doctoral students. The monthly stipend for Deutschlandstipendium is EUR 300 (Around INR 33.3
There is no tuition fee at the University of Gottingen for Indian students. Exception is there for Continuing Education programs. A few other fee components that students have to pay are-
- Cost of Living: EUR 800 - EUR 1,000 per month (Around INR 89k - 1 L)
- Semester fee: EUR 484.18 for Winter semester
Admissions at the Uni of Gottingen is very competitive, as its acceptance rate is between 10% - 20%. So, to take admission to Gottingen Uni, students must have a great academic record. A school leaving certificate is required for admission. A Bachelor's degree is required for admission to Gottingen
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