Discover world-class education, cutting-edge research, and excellent career opportunities in the heart of Europe
Start Your ApplicationExplore the benefits of studying in one of Europe's leading academic and innovation hubs
Germany is home to top-ranked universities offering cutting-edge programs and globally recognized degrees, many with low or no tuition fees.
Experience a vibrant multicultural environment with access to a wide range of academic programs taught in English and German.
Germany offers an 18-month post-study work permit, allowing graduates to find employment in Europe's largest economy.
Plan your application timeline with our comprehensive intake information
The primary intake for most programs, starting in October and running through March.
Secondary intake for selected programs, starting in April and running through September.
• Winter Semester: Generally 15 July for the following winter semester
• Summer Semester: Generally 15 January for the following summer semester
• Some universities have varying deadlines, so check with your chosen institution
Understand the expenses involved in pursuing education in Germany
Tuition fees (most public universities)
Living expenses (including health insurance)
Estimated total for 4-year degree
Tuition fees (varies by program)
Living expenses (including health insurance)
Estimated total for 4-year degree
Learn about work opportunities for international students in Germany
International students in Germany can work:
• Up to 120 full days or 240 half days per year
• Student assistant positions at universities are popular
• No work permit needed for EU citizens; non-EU students need permission
After graduation, international students can apply for an 18-month residence permit to seek employment related to their field of study. After finding a job, they can apply for a EU Blue Card or German work permit.
Ensure you have all the necessary documents for your German student visa application
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