Why Study in Germany ?

Discovering German Public University Admissions

   

Germany's public universities offer a world-class education at an affordable cost. Navigating the admission process can be daunting, but this presentation will guide you through the key requirements and steps to successfully apply.

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Educational Qualifications

Secondary School Diploma

You'll need a secondary school diploma, equivalent to the German Abitur or Fachhochschulreife, to be eligible for public university admission.

Grade Requirements

Most universities have minimum grade requirements, typically in the range of a B average or 3.0 GPA. Strong academic performance is key.

Specialized Exams

Certain programs may require additional specialized exams, like the TestAS for international students. Be sure to research the specific requirements for your field of study.

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Language Proficiency

German Proficiency

German language fluency is typically required, with a minimum of B2 level on the CEFR scale.

English Proficiency

Some programs may accept English as the language of instruction,requiring a TOEFL or IELTS score.

Language Preparation

If you need to improve your German or English, consider taking intensive language courses prior to applying.

Deadlines and Timelines

Application Deadlines

Deadlines vary, but are typically in the range of July 15th for the winter semester and January 15th for the summer semester.

Visa Processing

Factor in several months for visa processing,as it can take time to obtain a student visa.

Enrollment

Once admitted, you'll need to complete the enrollment process and pay any required fees.

Arrival in Germany

Plan to arrive in Germany a few weeks before the start of the semester to get settled.

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Tuition Fees and Financing

Affordable Tuition

Public university tuition in Germany is very low, often less than €1,000 per semester.

Scholarship Options

Various scholarship and funding opportunities are available to support international students.

Part-Time Work

Students are allowed to work up to 120 full days or 240 half days per year to supplement their income.

Cost of Living

Living expenses in Germany, including housing, food, and transportation, are generally affordable.

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Study in Germany Process

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Intakes

February, July and October

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