Private🌍 Double degree🌐 English-taught programmes: 3

Anhalt International University (Hochschule Anhalt, Almaty branch)

Almaty, Kazakhstan
Students with maths and physics who want a German degree and possibly a transfer to Germany

📚 Bachelor’s programmes (3)

International format: Yes — German (Hochschule Anhalt) and Kazakh degrees; transfer to Germany possible with B2 German
ProgrammeLanguageTuition / yearUNT subjects
Electrical Engineering and Information Technology
Engineering
🌍 Double degree
English
4,400,000 ₸
Maths + Physics (UNT from 70 for a grant, from 50 for fee-paying + internal exam)
Biomedical Engineering
Medicine
🌍 Double degree
English
4,400,000 ₸
Maths + Physics (UNT from 70 for a grant, from 50 for fee-paying + internal exam)
International Business
Business
🌍 Double degree
English
4,400,000 ₸
to be confirmed (fee-paying only, 30 places)
English requirements: B2: IELTS 5.5, TOEFL iBT 69 or a free internal exam (test, reading, essay); German not required
Data from the InterStudy database, updated 11.11.2026. Always confirm details on the official website before applying. Programme names are translated by InterStudy; tuition is for one academic year in tenge (₸).

📝 State grants (UNT)

How it works

Kazakhstani citizens compete for state grants with their UNT (Unified National Testing) score. The threshold is the Ministry minimum; the cut-off score is the lowest score that won a grant. International students usually study on a fee-paying basis or with university scholarships. Grants: Yes — 150 state grants (2026) for Electrical Engineering & IT and Biomedical Engineering; UNT from 70 for a grant, from 50 for a fee-paying place + internal maths and physics exam.

Programme groupGrantsThresholdGrant cut-off scoreYear
—15050—2026

📞 Admissions contacts

Admissions
info@anhalt.university · +7 707 837 33 77 · WhatsApp +7 707 837 33 77

⚖️ Pros and cons

✅ Strengths

Double German + Kazakh degree
150 state grants
taught in English + German classes
pathway to Germany

⚠️ Weaknesses

Only 3 bachelor’s programmes
new branch — no graduates yet