Most public universities in Germany charge little or no tuition fees for many undergraduate and master’s programs. Students usually pay a semester contribution that covers administrative services and, in some cases, local transport.
Germany is known for its strong education system, modern research facilities, and internationally recognized degrees. German qualifications are valued by employers and institutions around the world.
You don’t always need fluent German to begin your studies. Many universities offer Bachelor’s and Master’s programs taught entirely in English, especially at the postgraduate level.
International students can work part-time while studying, subject to applicable rules. After graduation, eligible international graduates can generally stay in Germany for up to 18 months to look for qualified employment related to their studies.
Germany offers a high standard of living, good public infrastructure, and a multicultural environment. International students can experience life in one of Europe’s major education and employment destinations.
Eligibility is not the same for every course or university. It depends on a range of factors:
Your highest completed qualification plays a key role in determining eligibility.
Requirements vary depending on the specific programme you are applying for.
The subjects you have studied earlier can affect your eligibility for a course.
Minimum academic performance thresholds may apply and differ by university.
German or English proficiency requirements depend on the medium of instruction.
Each university may have its own additional criteria and admission rules.
Where applicable, APS certification may be required as part of the application process.
Some courses may require specific entrance exams, if applicable.
Your qualifications must be recognised or assessed as equivalent by the institution.
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