Deggendorf

A historic city on the fringes of the vast Bavarian Forest

Deggendorf Institute of Technology

Deggendorf

A historic city on the fringes of the vast Bavarian Forest

Located in upper Bavaria, Deggendorf is a small city with over a thousand years of history. Today it's a quaint place to live and study, known for its historical architecture, its well-attended City Festival, and for being a jumping-off point for outdoor adventures in the forest and the Bavarian Alps.

More about Deggendorf

117,000

Population

6,300

Students

Universities

Museums

Theaters

Music Venues

Deggendorf is home to just under 120,000 people, around 1 in 20 of whom are enrolled at the city's well-regarded Institute of Technology, which trains graduates for Bavaria's tech-intensive industrial sector. The town hosts several history and technology museums, and hosts Donaufest - an annual riverside jamboree featuring music, regional food, and plenty of entertainment.

Studying and Working in Deggendorf

Deggendorf is a serene place tucked away in southern Bavaria, within sight of the Alps and on the edge of a seemingly endless forest. Its natural surroundings make it a popular spot for climbers, hikers, skiers, and even golfers. The city also has a lively cultural tradition, with numerous festivals taking place throughout the year.

Deggendorf is also home to one of Germany's premier engineering universities, the Deggendorf Institute of Technology (DIT). DIT offers courses in technical subjects including the Internet of Things, Mechatronics, Health Informatics, and Business Management. Courses are geared towards the needs of Bavaria's economy, and work placements are routine. A few courses are taught entirely in English, including popular Bachelors in International Management and in Industrial Engineering. The student body is cosmopolitan and diverse and receives plenty of support options to help international arrivals settle in.