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Master of European and International Business, Competition and Regulatory Law (MBL-FU)

Free University of Berlin (FU) · Berlin

The programme

Degree
MASTER
Language
English
Duration
2 semesters
Intake
winter
Admission
not recorded
How to apply
Apply directly to the institution

Can you apply?

Add your degree, its length and your test scores once, and every programme will tell you whether you can actually apply — and name the gate if not. Fill in your profile.

What it costs

Tuition (non-EU)
4.75 EUR per semester

set by this programme · unverified

source
“The following tuition fees apply for applicants from: all countries 4,750 EUR” www2.daad.de
Semesterbeitrag
358.8 EUR per semester

SS2026 · unverified

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“In total, the semester contribution amounts to 358.80 EUR. It includes a fee of 213.80 EUR for the transportation ticket contribution. This allows you to use local public transport in Berlin and nationwide for free. Other costs covered by the semester contribution include a 50 EUR enrolment fee, a 85 EUR semester contribution to the student support service ("studierendenWERK Berlin"), and a 10 EUR contribution to the student union.” www2.daad.de
Application fee
75 EUR for the first application, then 30 each

Charged per semester and non-refundable regardless of the outcome. Ten programmes would be 345 EUR.

Tuition-free does not mean free: the Semesterbeitrag is payable every semester even where tuition is €0, and it moves on the calendar year because the transit ticket does.

Deadlines

Marked for a non-EU, visa-sensitive applicant — assumed PK, set yours in your profile. Every round is listed — change your citizenship in your profile and the marked one changes with it.

  1. Yours

    Application · Everyone · unverified

    all countries — For the winter semester: 1 December - 15 March

    source
    “all countries — For the winter semester: 1 December - 15 March” www2.daad.de

15 July and 15 January are conventions, not facts — uni-assist’s own wording is oft am 15. Juli, and it warns that institutions increasingly set earlier dates. Where a programme uses uni-assist, its deadline runs earlier still. Always confirm on the institution’s page.