Yes, there are tuition fees for non-EU international students at public universities in Baden-Württemberg, Germany.

Details:
- Amount: Non-EU international students are required to pay €1,500 per semester (which is €3,000 per academic year).
- Who pays? This fee applies to students from countries outside the European Union (EU) and European Economic Area (EEA). EU/EEA citizens usually do not pay tuition fees at public universities.
- Other costs: In addition to tuition fees, all students must pay a semester contribution (usually between €150–€350 per semester) for administrative costs, student services, and local public transport.

Background:
Baden-Württemberg introduced these tuition fees in 2017 for non-EU international students. Other German states typically do not charge tuition fees at public universities for undergraduate studies, with the exception of some specific master’s programs.

Exceptions:
Some students may be exempt from paying these fees, for example:
- Students with refugee status,
- Students who have completed their schooling in Germany,
- Certain exchange students.

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