Study in Germany

Germany lies in the centre of Europe. It is the largest member state of the European Union, with over 82 million inhabitants. Cities like Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Cologne, Stuttgart and many others are renowned for their cultural diversity, vibrant lifestyle and historic heritage. Museums, concert halls, theatres, opera houses, galleries, cinemas... the wide range of cultural activities offers something for everybody. And a trip across Germany is a journey through just about every cultural epoch.

Germany ranks 1st in Europe for the highest number of newly registered patents, and it ranks 2nd in the world, after the USA. Germany is the largest economy in the European Union and the 3rd largest in the world.

The most widely spoken mother tongue in Europe is German.

Germany is home to some of the world's leading companies in many areas, such as information technology, health care, biotechnology and the automotive industry, making it the world's leading export nation.

It is not necessary to learn German language as universities in Germany also provide education in English. If the course is in English, then proof of proficiency in English –IELTS 6.5 is needed.

During your studies in Germany you are generally allowed to do 120 full days or 240 half-days of paid work and take small student jobs. In exceptional circumstances your local foreigner's office may impose further restrictions.

There are around 400 institutions of higher education’s in Germany, many of which offer English-taught study programmes - about 1,000 in total. Not only can you expect a world-class education when you study in Germany. So whether it is to Study bachelors in Germany or study masters in Germany you can take up the desired course for a fraction of the expense required elsewhere without compromising on the quality of education. There are, of course, some exceptions: mostly private schools, or study programmes for students with prior professional experience. Good to know: If you decide to stay and work in Germany after graduation, you can often deduct previous tuition fees from your income tax.

Where fees are charged, they currently range from 450 Euro - 850 Euro per semester which means that a full Bachelor's programme often costs as little as Euro 3800.

Another major attraction for students is that fact that one can study in Germany without IELTS, a feat that a large population of prospective students find daunting. The possibility of a test free admission is appreciated and sought after making Study in Germany a high possibility for the community at large.