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Find the fees for your programme:- German Course (MPP and MIA Students)
Master of Public Policy
Class of 2019
Class of 2018
Class of 2017
Dual Degree (Fixed Track)
Fees for both cohorts
Campus fee / Semesterticket for classes of 2017 and 2018
Administrative fee / Semesterticket for classes of 2017 and 2018
Class of 2016
Master of International Affairs
Class of 2019
Class of 2018
Class of 2017
Dual Degree (Fixed Track)
Fees for both cohorts
Campus fee / Semesterticket for classes of 2017 and 2018
Administrative fee / Semesterticket for classes of 2017 and 2018
Executive Master of Public Administration
Tuition
The tuition fee for the programme is € 29,500, regardless of whether it is completed in one or two years (2-year programme: € 7,375 per semester; 1-year programme: € 14,750 per semester).
Tuition deposit
- A € 1,000 tuition deposit (non-refundable) is required in order to secure a place in the incoming class.
- This payment is part of the first semester tuition.
- All admitted students will receive further details with their acceptance package.
Executive MPA 2017
Executive MPA 2016
Administrative fee / Semesterticket
Executive MPA 2015
Executive training
Information about the fees for our executive training can be found on the individual seminar, skills training or certificate pages. [more]
Doctoral Programme in Governance
- The Hertie School of Governance does not charge tuition for its Doctoral Programme in Governance or the Berlin School of Transnational Studies, but requires that all admitted candidates secure the financial means to support the three-year doctoral programme in Berlin.
- Applicants can be admitted without a stipend offer, but they need to prove that they have the financial means to support their studies when they start the doctoral programme. These means can come from sources such as third party stipends, paid positions in research or other part-time positions.
- Please note that candidates who work full-time cannot be admitted to the programme.
- We therefore ask each candidate to explain their personal circumstances and how they intend to support themselves during the three-year doctoral programme as part of the online application procedure.
- Because of the limited number of stipends that the Hertie School can offer, we strongly recommend that you prepare an application for a third party stipend when you apply to the Doctoral Programme in Governance.
- Please note that stipend applications usually need to be submitted 6 months prior to the beginning of the doctoral programme. An offer of admission is often required by the funder.