General
📚Studying in Bali
A semester abroad in Bali raises lots of questions: ✅ University & degree programmes ✅ Recognition & applications ✅ Costs & accommodation ✅ Life in Bali.
Why Bali?
🌴 A warm climate all year round
🤝 International community
🎓 English-taught degree programmes
💰 Relatively low cost of living
✈️ Perfect for travelling in South-East Asia
🏄 A unique combination of studying and lifestyle
Key information at a glance:
Which universities are there?
Depending on your field of study and the provider, there are various universities to choose from. Particularly popular are Udayana University in Jimbaran and universities such as Undiknas and Warmadewa.
What courses are available?
Business Studies, Management, Marketing, Tourism, International Business, Medicine, Mechanical Engineering, Engineering, Art, Sport and much more, depending on the provider.
Recognition from your home university
Many German universities recognise credits earned abroad via learning agreements or ECTS. It’s important to check with your Examinations Office or International Office in advance to confirm recognition.
Semester Dates & Planning
Most programmes start in the spring or autumn (1 September or 1 April). Ideally, allow 6–12 months’ lead time for your application, learning agreement, accommodation and flights.
Costs of studying
Tuition fees – depending on the provider and programme – are often between around €1,800 and €2,500 per semester. Good news: Tuition fees can be covered in full or in part through the Auslands-BAföG scheme. For a detailed breakdown of costs, check out our ‘Costs’ section.
Next step
Find out now about entry requirements, the documents you’ll need, suitable study programmes and life in Bali.