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Munich University of Applied Sciences

Munich, Germany

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Tuition from ₹1.11 L per year, 14 courses
Courses 19
Founded 1971

Careers at Munich University of Applied Sciences

The employability after graduation is probably the best selling point of HM University of Applied Sciences because of its ranking in the WirtschaftsWoche employer survey. Over 500 HR managers from German industries participate in this ranking annually.

HM University of Applied Sciences Placement Rate

The Munich University of Applied Sciences placement rate has not been published publicly. After graduating from HM, Indian students are eligible for an 18-months post study work visa which allows the grad to work for any legitimate employer at any job. The top sectors Indian grads go for are Automobile & Mobility, Aerospace & Defence, IT and Software and more.

Indian grads can expect a starting salary of EUR 48,000 to EUR 68,000 (INR 52.3L to INR 74,1L) after postgraduation. It is indeed a great ROI on the HM tuition fee of EUR 2,800 (INR 3.05L) for 4 semesters at PG level.

(EUR 1 = INR 109.06)

Given below are the top employers hiring from HM -

Sector

Top Employers

Automotive & Mobility

BMW Group, MAN Truck & Bus, AGCO, Knorr-Bremse, Continental

Aerospace & Defence

Airbus, MTU Aero Engines, Rohde & Schwarz, ESG

Information Technology & Software

Siemens, msg group, MaibornWolff, SAP, Microsoft Germany, Google Germany

Financial Services & Insurance

Allianz SE, Munich Re, UniCredit Bank, HypoVereinsbank

Media, Publishing & Gaming

Hubert Burda Media, ProSiebenSat.1, Styria, WirtschaftsWoche

Healthcare & Life Sciences

Roche, Sandoz, Biotest, Siemens Healthineers

You can get an EU Blue Card in just 21 months after graduation and work in any EU country. This video explains it all -

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