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Costs of studying a Master’s at KIT Institute

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For the academic year 2026-2027 – to study a Master in Public Health and Health Equity at KIT, a student has the following costs:

  • Tuition: € 21.960
  • Monthly living allowance € 645 per month: € 7.740
  • Rental accommodation € 805 per month: € 9.660
  • Travel costs (estimate): € 2.000
  • Visa & insurances (estimate): € 988

Total cost for a full scholarship (all costs above, incl. 10% administration fee): € 46.583

Total cost for a partial scholarship (tuition only, incl. 10% administration fee): € 24.156

Our mission is to train as many future leaders and experts in health care as we can. The financial support given to one student goes on to benefit many thousands of people.

 

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