Education in Germany

Germany is attracting international students due to its high-quality higher education, numerous globally-ranked universities, and diverse courses. With high employability and affordable living costs, Germany offers a vibrant and dynamic lifestyle that blends modern and classic elements.

With over 357,000 foreign students seeking a university degree, Germany is a top destination for international students. The country's rich history and vibrant lifestyle make it an ideal destination for students seeking a high-quality education.

German universities attract thousands of scholars from around the world each year, highlighting the country's reputation as a top destination for higher education.

Why choose Germany for education?

·         Tuition fees are low.

·         Top-ranked academic institutions

·         Travel to Europe on a student visa

·         Countless degree courses

·         1.5 Year Post-Study Visa

·         Globally recognized study programs

·         Affordable Costs of Living

·         Work Opportunities for International Students

·         Future Prospects

·         Diverse Community

·         Cultural and historical heritage

Trendy Courses in Germany

·     Engineering

·         Management

·         Mechatronics

·         Industrial Engineering

·         Computer Science

·         Business & Economics

Architecture

Germany Education System

Germany has a robust economy and is one of the most popular study locations for international students looking to study in Europe. Germany's education system is well-known for its high standards and seriousness. Germany also boasts one of the greatest graduate starting salaries in Europe, at £40,650.

Conditions for Admission 

Undergraduate:

• 13 years of education are required (12 years plus one year from university).
  If not, students can attend a one-year foundation course in Germany after finishing 12th grade in their home country.
• 10 years of education + 3 years of diploma

Percentage Requirement:

• Business and technical (65%),
• Medical (75%),
• Humanities (60%)

Language Requirement:

• For English-taught programs: IELTS: 6.5
• For German-Taught Programs: German Language: B2/C1 Level

• Duration of the course: 3 or 4 years

Language Requirement

For German Taught Programs: German Language: B2/C1 level

Duration of course: 3 or 4 years

Job Opportunities

·       Students can work up to 20 hours per week during the school year and full-time during the summer.

·       Students can earn between 6 and 8 euros per hour, or around 500 and 700 euros per week.

·       Students can work full-time throughout their holidays.

·       Students could hunt for part-time work by looking in local newspapers and job stores, as well as in universities and colleges career cells, where information about opportunities is available.

Stay back

While your residence permit renewal allows you to stay in Germany and hunt for relevant job prospects, you can only stay for 18 months. As a result, it is recommended that non-EU/EEA graduates from German universities apply for the EU Blue Card, which is particularly provided to those who intend to stay and work in Germany.