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Martin Luther University of Halle-Wittenberg

📍 Halle, Saxony-Anhalt

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A historic university (1502) in eastern Germany with one of the lowest semester fees in the country, strong in pharmacy and medicine.

Fields of study

PharmacyMedicineAgricultureHumanities

Popular programmes

  • 🎓MSc Pharmaceutical Biotechnology
  • 🎓MA International Area Studies
  • 🎓MSc Medicinal Plant Sciences
  • 🎓MSc Materials Science
Next stepsAfter admission — the visa pipeline

Got admission? Here's what to do next.

Every international student needs the same three things to study at this university: an offer letter, a blocked account, and health insurance. Here's the honest order.

🩺 Health insurance

You need pre-arrival travel + health insurance for your visa appointment. Once you arrive and enrol, switch to public insurance (TK / DAK) if you are under 30.

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📋 Student visa process

With your offer letter, blocked account, and insurance in hand, you're ready to apply for the student visa at your German embassy. Plan 4–12 weeks for the visa decision.

Frequently asked questions

Answers based on the most-asked questions about MLU Halle.

Is MLU Halle tuition-free for international students?+

Yes. Martin Luther University of Halle-Wittenberg is a public university in Saxony-Anhalt where tuition is €0 per semester for international students. You still pay a semester contribution (Semesterbeitrag) of about €110, which typically includes a public-transport ticket.

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Visa walkthrough

Step-by-step from offer letter to embassy appointment.

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