Why Choose the Germany?

Germany offers many highly ranked public universities, broad program choice, strong research culture, and relatively low living costs. Public undergraduate study is often tuition free for both domestic and many international students, with modest semester contributions.

Admission requirements

CV, passport, health insurance, proof of finances, motivational letter, high school diploma, entrance exam where required, English or German language test results, official transcripts in English or German.

Costs:

Many public undergraduate programs charge no tuition, though certain states or programs may charge fees

Typical living costs: about 934 EUR per month, or roughly 11,208 EUR per year

In Baden Württemberg, some non EU students may face tuition of about 3,000 EUR per year

Scholarships:

DAAD offers multiple scholarships for international students. Universities also provide merit and need-based funding.

Visa and post-study :

A visa file commonly includes application forms, passport, photos, admission proof, language proficiency, health insurance, means of subsistence, and fee payment. German degrees are highly employable and there are established post-study work routes to gain experience after graduation.