StudyinGermany
Germany offers everything from quality education to excellent job opportunities. Its education system focuses on building skills and improving how employable you are, so the chances to grow are many.
What makes Germany a good choice
- Public universities charge almost no tuition fees.
- The cost of living is affordable and the society is multicultural.
- Teaching focuses on practical knowledge, so you learn by doing.
- A student visa lets you travel across the Schengen countries and apply for a residence permit.
- After graduating you can stay for 1.5 years to look for work.
Good places to study
Berlin, Munich, Heidelberg and Aachen are popular with students.
Universities students ask for
- Technical University of Munich
- LMU Munich
- Heidelberg University
- Charité Berlin
- Humboldt University of Berlin
- RWTH Aachen University
What you need to know
Entry requirements
You need a higher education entrance qualification and proof of German language ability. Many courses are taught in English as well.
Cost of studying
Studying at a public university is free. Private universities cost about €2,000 to €20,000 per year.
Scholarships
German universities offer a range of scholarships to international students with an excellent academic record.
Work while studying
Students can work 20 hours a week during the semester, and full time during semester breaks.
Intakes
The main intakes are the winter semester, starting around October, and the summer semester, starting around April.
Health cover
All international students need health insurance, and proof of it is required when you enrol.
Popular courses in Germany
Parents ask us these most
Yes. There are plenty of courses taught in English for students who do not have enough German.
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