Intelligent and Autonomous Systems Technische Hochschule Nürnberg Georg Simon Ohm

English is the language of instruction.

The degree programme imparts relevant knowledge that is necessary for the development of intelligent, autonomous systems. A particular focus of the programme is on applied AI in the fields of robotics, medicine and automation technology. The EFI faculty offers students an ideal environment to apply what they have learnt directly in the context of their practical project or final thesis, thanks to the corresponding research focus (e.g. mobile robotics).

15 January for the following summer semester, which starts on 15 March.

The stated tuition fee of 1,000 EUR applies from the winter semester 2026/27 onwards.
Tuition is charged for students from non-EEA countries. More information is available on this page.

1,000 EUR

The stated tuition fee of 1,000 EUR applies from the winter semester 2026/27 onwards.
Tuition is charged for students from non-EEA countries. More information is available on this page.

All students will have to pay a student services fee of about 70 EUR per semester.

Depending on your personal lifestyle, you should budget 700 to 1,000 EUR per month, including rent, insurances, food, books, leisure activities, etc.

For details, please refer to the website.

• English: level B2 certificate (CAE, IELTS, PTE, TOEFL, TOEIC)
• German: successful completion of A1 level as taught at the Goethe Institute (equivalent to approx. 120 hours of lectures attended)

15 January for the following summer semester, which starts on 15 March.

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There will be occasional opportunities to work as an administrative assistant or a tutor (only for advanced students). Part-time jobs outside the university are also available.

Students can apply for accommodation in student halls of residence, which are close to the university and well equipped. For more information, please follow this link.

Additionally, you can look for a private apartment or a room in a shared flat (which is called a "Wohngemeinschaft" in German, abbreviated as "WG"). Useful information about accommodation can also be found on this website.

The university's career advisers will assist students with the preparations to enter professional life. Numerous workshops are offered by the Career Service, e.g. how to write a CV and cover letter or on interview techniques. The Career Service also provides a database for job offers. For more information, please follow this link.

If you would like to study at the Ohm, the team at International Academic Services (IAS) is here to support and advise applicants along the way. Applicants can contact them for topics ranging from applying for a degree programme, looking for an apartment, to difficulties they may face in the classroom or exams when they are enrolled students.

IAS offer walk-in hours and individual appointments and organise cultural events, workshops and courses.