Fürth sits right next to Nuremberg, joined to it by the U1 metro line. SRH's campus there grew out of the Wilhelm Löhe University of Applied Sciences, a school focused on health and social economics, and it now belongs to SRH University. Health management, business, psychology and social work are the main subjects. Many programmes are taught in German, so check each course's language first.
Fürth, Bavaria, Germany
Official website: srh-university.de
State-recognised private university
Health, business and social sciences
Fürth, beside Nuremberg
€8,000 – €14,000
Non-EU students, bachelor's and master's programmes
€11,000 – €13,000
Rent, food and local transport
Approximate figures for 2026-27, please verify. Fees change every year and vary by course, so check the latest amount on srh-university.de before you apply.
MA Healthcare Management
Masters DegreeDuration
24 Months
Intake
Oct
Exam Score
IELTS: 6.5 or German B2/C1
BA Business Administration
Bachelors DegreeDuration
42 Months
Intake
Oct
Exam Score
German C1
BSc Psychology
Bachelors DegreeDuration
36 Months
Intake
Oct
Exam Score
German C1
BA Social Work
Bachelors DegreeDuration
42 Months
Intake
Oct
Exam Score
German C1
Health management teaching from its Wilhelm Löhe roots.
SRH's block model: one module at a time.
A metro ride from central Nuremberg.
Graduates work in hospitals, care providers, health insurers and social services in Bavaria.
German-speaking graduates have the widest choice of jobs in the Nuremberg region.
Graduates can stay in Germany for up to 18 months to look for work.
Undergrad
Rolling
Postgrad
Rolling
Fürth has a compact old town with hundreds of listed buildings, and the U1 runs straight into central Nuremberg in minutes.
Rent is lower than in Munich. Nuremberg adds a large student scene, a castle, and one of Germany's best-known Christmas markets.
Admission letter from SRH University
Blocked account for living costs
German-recognised health insurance
APS certificate for applicants from India
English test at required level
Valid passport and national visa form
SRH accepts applications on a rolling basis. Non-EU applicants should apply at least five months before the semester for the German visa and blocked account.
Most programmes start in the winter semester, in October. Some may also start in April.
You'll need a national visa for study. The blocked account is the part people forget to open in time, so start it as soon as the admission letter arrives. Indian applicants also need an APS certificate.
Healthcare management, business administration, psychology and social work are the main programmes. Many need German at C1 level; master's programmes need a relevant bachelor's degree. Check whether an English-taught option is available for your subject.
Ask SRH about scholarships and payment plans. The Deutschlandstipendium is another option for strong students.
