Study in Germany
World-class engineering and research with low or no tuition at most public universities.
Why students choose Germany
Germany is one of Europe's most popular study destinations. Its public universities are known for strong research, practical teaching and close links with industry, and most of them charge little or no tuition for international students. A growing number of programmes are taught fully in English.
Low or no tuition
Most public universities charge no tuition fees — students mainly pay a semester contribution. Some states and private universities do charge fees.
Engineering & research
Globally respected for engineering, technology, natural sciences and applied research.
Strong job market
Europe's largest economy, with many international companies and skilled-job opportunities.
Travel across Europe
A German residence permit lets you travel within the Schengen Area.
Germany at a glance
- Main intakes
- Winter semester (October) and Summer semester (April)
- Teaching language
- German and English (many English-taught Master's programmes)
- Student visa
- National (D) visa for study, then a residence permit in Germany
- Part-time work
- Up to 140 full days or 280 half days per year
What students study in Germany
From application to arrival
Our team supports you through every stage of studying in Germany:
- Profile Evaluation
- University & Program Selection
- Admission & Application
- Visa and Pre-Departure
- Accommodation
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