Study in
Germany
Low or no tuition at public universities, Europe's biggest economy, and Ausbildung (vocational training) for B2 German speakers.
- Main intakes
- October · April
- Tuition (per year)
- Mostly free at public universities
- Ausbildung
- 3-year vocational training
- Post-study work
- 18-month job-seeker permit
- Language
- English or German, B2 for Ausbildung
Four reasons students choose it.
Most public universities charge only a semester fee.
Vocational training in Germany, including nursing, for candidates with German B2.
Home of world-leading automotive, machinery and tech firms.
Graduates can stay up to 18 months to find a job.
Courses in Germany.
Elderly Care Ausbildung
MSc Mechanical Engineering
MSc Automotive Engineering
MSc Computer Science
MSc Data Science / AI
MSc Electrical Engineering
MSc Renewable Energy
MBA / MSc International Management
Studienkolleg (foundation year)
German Language A1 to B2 (FernEd)
BSc Engineering (English-taught)
Where you could study.
Technical University of Munich (TUM)
Engineering, informatics and natural sciences
LMU Munich
Medicine, sciences and economics
RWTH Aachen University
Mechanical and automotive engineering
Heidelberg University
Germany's oldest university; medicine and life sciences
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)
Engineering, physics and computer science
TU Berlin
Engineering, computer science and urban planning
TU Dresden
Microelectronics, engineering and materials
University of Stuttgart
Automotive and aerospace engineering
No universities match “”. Ask a counsellor about more options.
When you can start.
What you'll need.
Ausbildung & bachelor's
- Nursing Ausbildung: Plus Two / 12th, German B2 certificate, recognised documents
- Bachelor's: Plus Two plus one year of university or a Studienkolleg
- APS certificate required for Indian students applying to universities
Master's
- Relevant bachelor's degree with good marks
- IELTS 6.5 for English-taught master's, or German C1 for German-taught
- APS certificate, CV, motivation letter, blocked account
Indicative costs
Figures are indicative and change each year. Your FernEd counsellor will confirm current fees, visa funds and requirements for your chosen course.
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