Study in GERMANY

GERMAN STUDENT VISA REQUIREMENTS

• Transcript and certificates of your Undergraduate studies

• Details of the Secondary education

• Additional tests for admission such as the GRE or GMAT

• Results of tests in the English language like IELTS, TOEFL, PTE if you are a non-native English speaker

• Programs in German will need a test certificate for the German language as a part of your application

• Your university will make you aware of additional requirements if any prior to your application

Cost of studying in GERMANY

Overseas students can study for free at public universities in Germany. However, there is an enrollment, administration and confirmation charge per semester that must be paid by them. This varies depending on the type of university – private or public and the chosen course.

Private universities charge tuition fees, which is variable based on the course you wish to study. However, the tuition fee in German universities is usually on the lower end of the spectrum and is quite affordable when compared to other countries such as Canada, U.S. or even Australia.

Why study in Germany

• No tuition fees in most universities while others have minimum tuition fees
• Highly skilled staff providing world-class teaching
• Choice of hundreds of academic courses
• Affordable living costs
• Students from around the world build cultural diversity
• Opportunity to learn German Language
• Various opportunities to work in the country once your course is over

WORK OPPORTUNITIES AFTER GRADUATION

The right university degree is quite essential for securing a high-paying job in Germany. For an international worker seeking employment in Germany, the major sectors to consider are – IT, coal, machine tools, textiles, engineering, electronics, chemicals, machinery, shipbuilding, vehicles, food and beverages. Recent growth areas in Germany include the automotive industry, high-tech manufactured products, telecoms, banking and tourism.

Upcoming intakes

Intake 1: Summer Semester – The summer semester is between March to August. The application must be submitted prior to January 15th every year.

Intake 2: Winter Semester –The winter semester is between September to February or October to March. The application must be submitted prior to July 15th every year

AFTER YOU GRADUATE

Upon completing their studies in Germany, students can apply for and get a residence permit of 18 months to look for a job as per their qualification from a German university.

As soon as a student gets a job offer, he can choose either to apply for a German residence permit or a European Union Blue Card for the next part of their stay.