Home to institutions like TU Munich and Heidelberg University ranked among the world's best.
Most public universities charge no tuition fees for international students.
State-of-the-art facilities and industry partnerships.
120 full days work allowance with excellent post-study visa options.
A diverse international student population with a high quality of life.
Many Master's programs and some undergraduate courses are offered in English.
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The journey begins by selecting a course and university that aligns with your interests and career goals.
Applicants must hold a relevant previous study and submit documents such as APS Certificate, academic transcripts, LORs, SOP, resume (if applicable) and proof of English proficiency such as IELTS / TOEFL / PTE etc.
Some programs may require GRE or GMAT scores for admission consideration.
Additionally, certain universities require German Language Proficiency (TestDaF/DSH) for specific programs.
Interviews or Aptitude Assessment may be conducted for competitive courses as part of the selection process.
Once the application is submitted, students will receive an offer letter if accepted by the university.
Most public universities charge no tuition, just a small semester fee covering administrative costs and public transport.
Private institutions typically charge tuition, but often offer scholarships and flexible payment options.
Executive and specialized programs may have higher fees, but offer excellent ROI and career services.
Universities in Germany offer various scholarships that significantly reduce tuition costs. These are provided by government and private organizations.
Student dorms, shared apartments, or private studios
Cooking at home and occasional dining out
Public transport with student discounts
Mandatory for all students in Germany
Electricity, heating, internet, and mobile
Textbooks and study materials
Leisure, clothing, and miscellaneous
* Prices may vary depending on city and personal spending habits. Smaller cities typically cost 20-30% less than major cities like Munich or Frankfurt.