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  • Locations: Freiburg, Germany
  • Program Terms: Semester 1, Semester 2
Dates / Deadlines:
Dates / Deadlines:
Term Year App Deadline Decision Date Start Date End Date
Semester 2 2026 30/11/2025 19/02/2026 TBA TBA
Fact Sheet:
Fact Sheet:
Click here for a definition of this term Language: German Click here for a definition of this term Program type: Exchange
Click here for a definition of this term Exchange Availability (approximate only): Orange (limited places but less competitive) Click here for a definition of this term Minimum GPA req.: 4
Click here for a definition of this term Disciplines: Accounting and Finance, Anthropology and Archaeology, Art History, Artificial Intelligence and Robotics, Biological Sciences, Business and Management Studies, Chemistry, Computer Science and Information Systems, Developing World Studies, Earth and Marine Studies, Economics and Commerce, Engineering, English Language and Literature, Environmental and Sustainability Studies, Geography, History (Ancient and Modern), Human Rights, Language and Culture Studies, Law, Linguistics, Marketing and Media Studies, Mathematics and Statistics, Music, Philosophy, Physics and Astronomy, Politics and International Relations, Sociology Click here for a definition of this term Year level required: Second year (after 48 units)
Click here for a definition of this term Multi faculty availability: Multi faculty
Program Description:

About Albert-Ludwigs-Freiburg

 

Already a comprehensive university at its founding in 1457, the University of Freiburg still offers undergraduate and graduate studies as well as professorial qualification in all important disciplines today: the humanities, natural and engineering sciences, medicine, law, and theology. This diversity also provides an ideal environment for innovative interdisciplinary studies.

 

 

Courses and areas of study

Courses
Freiburg course catalogue available here.

 

Credit Equivalencies

30 ECTS = 24 ANU units
Students must have room in their degree (a total of 24 ANU units available) when applying for exchange.
Students MUST study 30 ECTS at this partner. This may be made up of any number of courses that totals 30 ECTS.
Students MUST be enrolled at ANU during their exchange semester, in an exchange shell code(s) with their ANU academic college(s) that totals 24 ANU units.
 
 

Accommodation

Information about accommodation at Freiburg available here.
 
 

Other costs

The costs of studying overseas vary greatly depending on your lifestyle and where you go. Major costs are your return airfare, accommodation and living expenses, which vary from country to country. Living and travel costs range from as little as $2000 in total for short-term international study programs, up to $2000 per month – more in some high-cost countries – for full semester or year programs. Some partner universities also require you to pay for health insurance, orientation or extra-curricular activities, so be aware that extra costs like these might pop up.

Indicative travel and living costs can be found on websites such as:

Lonely Planet

STA Travel

For all ANU endorsed programs you continue to pay your fees to ANU, but you are exempt from paying tuition fees to the institution overseas. Often long-term overseas study will not cost much more than studying in Australia and it will give you an experience of a lifetime.

For students, the estimated monthly cost of living is 770 €/month. The table below gives a rough breakdown of costs.

Rent: 250-350€
Food: 180€
Clothing: 50€
Study Material: 50€
Transport: 15€
Social fees at university: 10€
Cinema/theatre/culture: 30€
Newspapers: 30€
Other: 120€
 
 

Funding opportunities

Funding links Scholarships
It's possible to hold more than one scholarship, bursary or grant at a time, so checking out all of the funding opportunities available to you is a good idea.

You may also be able to source some funding through our partner universities - they provide scholarships and grants to encourage you to choose them as your destination.

OS - Help
OS-HELP is a Government loan scheme to assist eligible Australian students enrolled in a Commonwealth supported place, who wish to undertake an overseas experience as part of their degree.
 
 

Language of instruction

German
 

 
Restrictions and considerations

Students wishing study at Freiburg University require approval from the German language department at ANU.

Engineering: Only microsystems engineering and embedded systems.
Music: No practical courses, only theoretical "musicology"


Other information

University of Freiburg factsheet available here.
 

Freiburg factsheet available here.