Aalen University of Applied Sciences
Germany
Founded in 1962, Aalen University of Applied Sciences is a university in Germany. It enrols approximately 4,970 students.
Official data
Figures from government statistics, national graduate surveys and the university's own published fees. Each shows its source and the period it covers.
Upcoming deadlines
For 2027 entry. Dates can change, so confirm on the source before you apply.
Typical for this route
The usual date for this admissions route, not specific to this university. Check its own admissions page too.
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Typical application deadline — Sommersemester 2027 (check your university) · in 95 daysuni-assist — international applications to German universities (2027 entry) · Many (not all) courses starting in the summer semester 2027 · Source ↗ · checked 2026-09-27
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Typical application deadline — Wintersemester 2027/28 (check your university) · in 276 daysuni-assist — international applications to German universities (2027 entry) · Many (not all) courses starting in the winter semester 2027/28 · Source ↗ · checked 2026-09-27
About the institution
- Affiliations: European University Association, German Rectors' Conference, Informationsdienst Wissenschaft, Verein zur Förderung eines Deutschen Forschungsnetzes
Frequently asked questions
When was Aalen University of Applied Sciences founded?
Aalen University of Applied Sciences was founded in 1962.
How many students attend Aalen University of Applied Sciences?
Aalen University of Applied Sciences enrols approximately 4,970 students.
How much is tuition at Aalen University of Applied Sciences for international students?
Undergraduate tuition for international students at Aalen University of Applied Sciences is about €3,000 a year (2026-27, official source). Fees vary by programme; home students pay a different rate.
What is the official website of Aalen University of Applied Sciences?
The official website of Aalen University of Applied Sciences is hs-aalen.de.
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