Study destination
Study in Germany
Low or no tuition fees at public universities and a strong reputation for engineering.
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- Universities
- 242
- Tuition per year
- From €3k
- Post study work
- Up to 18 months
- Intakes
- Winter, Summer
Germany offers world class education, often with little or no tuition fees at public universities, along with a strong economy and excellent opportunities in engineering and technology fields.
Why here
Why study in Germany
Low or no tuition fees
Most public universities charge little or no tuition fees, even for international students, though a small semester contribution usually applies.
Strong engineering and technology reputation
German qualifications in engineering, technology and applied sciences are highly respected by employers worldwide.
Strong economy and job market
A strong local economy means good part time and post study work opportunities for international graduates.
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Costs, intakes and requirements
Most public universities charge no tuition for undergraduate and consecutive masters study, only a semester contribution of roughly EUR 150 to EUR 300. Living costs run about EUR 934 a month, and the student visa requires a blocked account of around EUR 11,208 for the year.
The DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service) offers merit based and need based scholarships, including fully funded programmes, alongside university specific funding. We can help you check what applies to your course.
Winter intake: October. Summer intake: April
An overall band score of 6.0 to 6.5 is typically required for English taught programmes.
A PTE Academic score of around 59 to 64 is generally accepted as an alternative to IELTS.
Proof of a German blocked account showing sufficient funds is a standard requirement for the student visa.
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FAQs about Germany
Most public universities charge no tuition, only a small semester contribution, though private universities and some masters programmes do charge fees.
Not for English taught programmes, though basic German helps with daily life, part time work and some administrative tasks.
It is a special German bank account that shows you have enough funds to support yourself, and is a standard requirement for the student visa.
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