As of February 2024, LMU Munich does not charge tuition fees for any students, including international students. This means you won’t pay any fees directly for your academic program, regardless of your nationality. However, there are still some costs associated with studying at LMU Munich that you should be aware of:
Semester Fee:

• This is a mandatory fee that covers administrative costs, public transportation passes, and other student services.
• For the winter semester 2023/2024, the fee was €373.50. You can expect similar amounts for future semesters.

Additional Fees:

• Depending on your chosen program, you may need to pay additional fees for specific materials, lab work, or field trips. These fees are not included in the semester fee and vary depending on the program.
• You may also need to pay fees for health insurance, which is mandatory for all students in Germany.
• There are major categories of student living costs in Munich, helping you budget effectively.

Accommodation:

• Cost: This varies greatly depending on the city and type of accommodation.
• Choose a city and accommodation type that fits your budget. Consider dorm life for affordability and social connections.

Food and Outings:

• Cost: This can be managed through cooking and budgeting.
  Examples:

             Groceries: €100-€200 per month.
             Restaurant meals: €10-€0 per meal

 Transportation:

• Cost: Affordable and convenient with public transportation options.
• Examples:

              Monta bus pass: €70.
              Train tickets: €19-€50 (depending on distance).

• Use public transportation for daily commutes. Consider cycling for short distances and cost-effectiveness.

Health Insurance:

• Cost: Mandatory for student visas.
• Types:

            Public health insurance: €60-€70 per month.
            Private health insurance: €300-€400 per month.

• Compare public and private options based on your needs and budget. Public insurance is generally enough for most students.