Study in
Germany
Study at world-class German universities with low or no tuition fees, English-taught Master's programmes, and excellent pathways into Europe's largest economy.
€0
Public Tuition*
400+
Higher Ed Institutions
18 Mo
Job Seeker Visa
English
Master's Options
Reasons to Choose
Why Study in Germany?
Low or No Tuition
Most public universities charge only a semester contribution (~€150–€350). Private universities and some states (e.g. Baden-Württemberg for non-EU) may charge tuition.
World-Class Education
Germany hosts TU9 technical universities, Excellence Strategy research hubs, and globally ranked institutions across engineering, sciences, and business.
Post-Study Work Path
Graduates can apply for an 18-month job-seeker residence permit, then switch to an EU Blue Card or work residence once employed.
Engineering & Innovation
Home to automotive, mechanical engineering, renewable energy, and Industry 4.0 — ideal for STEM students seeking industry-linked careers.
English-Taught Degrees
Thousands of Master's and a growing number of Bachelor's programmes are taught fully in English — German language is helpful but not always required.
Heart of the EU
A German degree opens doors across the EU Schengen area, with strong Erasmus+ exchange networks and international research collaborations.
What You Need
Entry Requirements
Academic Requirements
- Undergraduate: HSC/A-Level may need a Studienkolleg (foundation) year unless you hold A-Levels / IB meeting direct-entry rules
- Postgraduate: Recognised Bachelor's degree; many Master's require subject match and strong grades
- uni-assist or university-specific application portals process most international applications
- APS certificate required for applicants from Bangladesh before visa/admission steps
Language Requirements
- English programmes: IELTS 6.0–6.5 or TOEFL iBT 80–90+ typically
- German programmes: TestDaF (TDN 4) or DSH-2 commonly required
- Some programmes accept Duolingo or Cambridge certificates — check per university
- German A1/A2 is often useful for daily life even on English-taught courses
Financial Requirements
- Blocked account (Sperrkonto): currently about €11,904 per year (~€992/month) for visa proof of funds
- Semester contribution: typically €150–€350 (includes public transport ticket at many unis)
- Living costs: roughly €850–€1,200 per month depending on city (Munich higher than Leipzig)
- Scholarship options: DAAD, Deutschlandstipendium, and university merit awards
Student Visa / Residence
- National visa (Type D) for study — apply at German embassy/consulate before travel
- Admission letter, APS certificate (Bangladesh), blocked account confirmation, and health insurance
- Register address (Anmeldung) after arrival, then apply for residence permit at Ausländerbehörde
- Valid passport covering the intended stay period
Work Rights
- Students may work 140 full days or 280 half days per year (or part-time under current rules)
- On-campus student assistant jobs are common and often more flexible
- 18-month job-seeker residence after successful graduation
- EU Blue Card available once you secure a qualifying skilled job
Ready to Study in Germany?
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