Why Choose Germany?
A prestigious, affordable education in the powerhouse at the heart of Europe.
Industry-Integrated Learning
German universities partner closely with Siemens, SAP, and Mercedes-Benz, often weaving internships into degree programmes.
Taught in English
A growing range of Bachelor's and Master's programmes are taught fully in English, letting you start studies while learning German at your own pace.
An Exceptional Quality of Life
Safe, multicultural, and centrally located, with easy access to the Schengen zone.
Innovation and Research
A global leader in STEM, automotive engineering, and renewable energy, with education shaped by industry needs.
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Practical insights for studying in Germany
Get to know what studying in Germany is truly like and make the right choice.
What you should know about studying in Germany
- Work rights: 140 full days (or 280 half days) per year, up to 20 hours/week in term, unlimited during breaks.
- An 18-month job-seeker visa: Post-graduation, find degree-related work while taking any job to support yourself.
- The blocked account: Deposit €11,904 (~€992/month) as proof of funds for your visa.
- A fair minimum wage: €13.90/hour for part-time work.
Popular student cities
- Berlin: The start-up capital of Europe, celebrated for its vibrant culture, rich history, and diverse international community.
- Munich: A global centre for engineering and technology, home to the renowned TUM and LMU, though living costs run higher here.
- Aachen & Stuttgart: The heartlands of German industry, ideal for students of automotive engineering, robotics, and manufacturing.
- Frankfurt: Germany's financial capital, offering exceptional opportunities in finance, banking, and business.
The cost of living and earning
- Living costs: Monthly expenses average €900–1,200. At €13.90/hour, 20 hours/week can earn ~€1,100/month—often covering living costs.
- Part-time work rights: At €13.90/hour, 20 hours/week can earn ~€1,100/month—often covering living costs.
Scholarships & funding
Private institutions offer merit grants of 20–50% off tuition; most partner universities allow instalment payments.
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