Fees & Total Cost

LMU Munich MiM Fees 2026

M.Sc. Management and Digital Technologies (MMT) · Munich, Germany

Verified against official sources · last checked September 2026 · see sources

This is the headline fact about LMU's MMT, and the one that separates it from the management master across town. LMU charges no tuition fees at all — its own fees page states that none have been levied since the winter semester 2013/14, and that applies to every nationality, not only to EU/EEA students. The only mandatory cost is the Studierendenwerk contribution, which LMU publishes at €97.00 per semester for the summer semester 2026, up from €85.00 in 2024/25. Across the four-semester degree that is roughly €388 in total fees. Two caveats worth budgeting for. First, the contribution no longer buys a transit pass: LMU discontinued the semester-ticket surcharge from the winter semester 2023/24, so the LMUcard is not a valid MVV ticket and Munich travel is a separate cost — unlike the German public universities whose social contribution bundles a nationwide pass. Second, the MMT programme's own at-a-glance page still quotes an older annual figure of about €170, which corresponds to the superseded €85 rate; LMU's central fees page is the current one. The real budget line is Munich itself, which is among Germany's most expensive cities to live in. For the wider picture, see how much a MiM in Europe costs, the tuition-free round-up and the cheapest-MiM shortlist.

Tuition for the LMU Munich Master in Management is No tuition fees for any nationality — €97 per semester Studierendenwerk contribution (≈€388 across four semesters), summer semester 2026, the latest published for the 24 months (4 semesters full-time; max 6) — winter-semester (October) intake only program.

Total tuitionNo tuition fees for any nationality — €97 per semester Studierendenwerk contribution (≈€388 across four semesters), summer semester 2026, the latest published
Tuition (numeric)Free (EU/EEA)
Program length24 months (4 semesters full-time; max 6) — winter-semester (October) intake only
Median tuition (73 euro-priced MiMs we track) €23,870

Tuition is free for EU/EEA students at LMU Munich, placing the LMU Munich MiM among the most affordable Master's in Management in Europe. See how it stacks up on our cheapest MiMs in Europe and best-value shortlists.

Tuition figures are the published rate for the 2026–27 cycle and exclude living costs, travel, and optional exchange fees. Scholarships and need-based aid can materially reduce the net cost — see the FAQs below.

Frequently asked questions

How much does the LMU Munich MMT cost?
There is no tuition fee, for any nationality. LMU has charged no tuition since the winter semester 2013/14, and that applies to non-EU students as well as EU/EEA ones. The only mandatory cost is the Studierendenwerk contribution, which LMU publishes at €97.00 per semester for the summer semester 2026 — roughly €388 across the four-semester degree. Two things to budget separately: the contribution no longer includes a transit pass (LMU dropped the semester-ticket surcharge from winter semester 2023/24), and Munich is one of Germany's most expensive cities to live in. The MMT programme page still shows an older ~€170-a-year figure that corresponds to the superseded €85 rate; LMU's central fees page is the current one.
What is the difference between LMU's MMT and TUM's MMT?
They are two different degrees at two different Munich universities that share an abbreviation, which causes real confusion. LMU's MMT is the M.Sc. Management and Digital Technologies, run jointly by the Munich School of Management and LMU's Institute for Informatics; TUM's MMT is the Master in Management & Technology at TUM School of Management, which pairs a management core with an engineering or natural-science specialisation and is ranked in the Financial Times Masters in Management top 60. The practical difference for most international applicants is cost: TUM charges non-EU/EEA master's students tuition of usually €4,000 or €6,000 per semester for anyone newly enrolling from winter semester 2024/25, while LMU charges no tuition to anyone. Set against that, TUM carries the FT ranking and publishes cohort and outcomes data that LMU does not.
When is the LMU Munich MMT application deadline?
Applications open on 1 February and close on 15 May each year, for the following October start. There is one intake only — LMU states the MMT does not begin in the summer semester — so a missed deadline costs a full year. After the close, applications are reviewed until the end of May, candidates are assessed in mid-June and the final decision comes in early July. Applicants from China, India and Vietnam should also allow time for the APS certificate. Confirm the current-cycle dates on LMU's own application page before you plan.
Is LMU Munich ranked for its Master in Management?
Not on the programme-level tables we sort our shortlists by. LMU does not appear in the Financial Times Masters in Management ranking or the QS Business Masters management table for this degree, so we quote no MiM rank for it and keep it off our rank-sorted lists — the same treatment we give any programme whose rank we cannot verify. What is verifiable is university-level: LMU is one of Germany's strongest research universities, placing 58th in the QS World University Rankings 2026 and 34th in the Times Higher Education 2026 table. That is a reputation signal about the institution, not a measure of this master's graduate outcomes, and we do not present it as one.

Sources

  • LMU Munich School of Management — MMT at a glance (M.Sc.; 4 semesters full-time; 120 ECTS; English, no German proficiency required; winter term only; no tuition fees; application 1 February – 15 May) — LMU Munich School of Management
  • LMU Munich School of Management — MMT: Application and submission (1 Feb–15 May window; review to end of May, assessment mid-June, decision early July; 180-ECTS bachelor with a 20-ECTS business or informatics minor; grade 2.3 cut not rounded; C1 English within two years; three-stage selection with an online exam and a professor interview) — LMU Munich School of Management
  • LMU Munich — Management and Digital Technologies (Master) programme record (five module blocks; 24 ECTS of electives with at least 6 ECTS in each discipline; final module = thesis at the Munich School of Management or the Institute for Informatics; Regelstudienzeit 4 semesters / 120 ECTS; English; winter semester only; Eignungsverfahren) — LMU Munich
  • LMU Munich School of Management — Master of Management and Digital Technologies (programme overview: "All core courses, electives, and the thesis are in English"; interdisciplinary and research-oriented; digital transformation and digital ventures; open to students from non-business backgrounds; careers in established companies, start-ups or academia) — LMU Munich School of Management
  • LMU Munich — Semester fees for the Munich Student Union (basic fee €97.00 for summer semester 2026, up from €85.00 in winter semester 2024/25; semester-ticket surcharge discontinued from winter semester 2023/24, LMUcard no longer a valid MVV ticket; payable every semester, no exceptions). Re-read 2 September 2026: the table still ends at "Summer Semester 2026: basic fee 97,00 €" — LMU has not yet published a winter semester 2026/27 figure, so the €97.00 below is dated to summer semester 2026 rather than bumped on the strength of a search summary — LMU Munich
  • LMU Munich — Fees and tuition fees ("As of the winter semester 2013/14, no tuition fees are charged"; applies to international and non-EU students) — LMU Munich
  • DAAD International Programmes — M.Sc. Management and Digital Technologies, LMU Munich (4 semesters; 120 ECTS at 30 per semester; English; winter semester; 1 February – 15 May; no tuition fees; ~€97 semester contribution; electives with at least 12 credits in informatics and six in business; study abroad possible in the third semester) — DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service)
  • Technical University of Munich — Tuition fees (non-EU/EEA master's students newly enrolling from winter semester 2024/25 pay usually €4,000 or €6,000 per semester; EU/EEA citizens generally exempt) — used for the LMU/TUM cost contrast — Technical University of Munich
  • LMU Munich — Wikipedia (founded 1472; public research university; 52,658 matriculated students in winter semester 2025/26, ~22% international; QS 2026 #58 world / 2nd in Germany; THE 2026 #34; ARWU 2025 #42 / 1st in Germany; 50 Nobel laureates) — corroborating university-level context only — Wikipedia
  • LMU Munich — MMT Module Catalogue for the Prüfungs- und Studienordnung 2024, issued 18 February 2025 (59 pp.; 19 compulsory-elective modules WP 1–19 of 6 ECTS each, of which four are selected: two from WP 1–4 and WP 12 (informatics), one from WP 5–11 and WP 13–19 (management), one free choice from WP 1–19; two elective modules recommended in each of the 2nd and 3rd semesters) — the binding source that settles the elective split — LMU Munich School of Management