English- and German-taught programs
Study in Germany.
World-class universities, low or no tuition, and a strong job market.
Tuition
€0*
Living / month
~€992
Blocked account
€11,904
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Why Germany
Most public universities in Germany charge no tuition for international students, only a semester contribution. Add a strong economy, demand for skilled workers and an 18-month job-search permit after graduation, and it's Europe's most popular destination for a reason. Our Berlin office is right there with you.
*Most public universities charge a semester contribution instead of tuition. Some programs and states charge fees.
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Low or no tuition
Most public universities charge only a semester contribution, not tuition.
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Work while you study
140 full days or 280 half days of work per year are allowed for students.
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Stay after graduating
An 18-month permit lets graduates look for a job that matches their degree.
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We're on the ground
Our Berlin office helps with arrival, registration and settling in.
Study cities
Berlin · Hannover · Hamburg · Munich · Frankfurt · Cologne
Intakes
Summer semester (March/April) · Winter semester (October)
Work rights
140 full days or 280 half days per year during studies; 18-month job-search permit after graduation.
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Your first year in Germany.
Destination
Estimated first year
€14,069
- Tuition (1 year)€0
- Living costs (12 months)€11,904
- Health insurance (est.)€1,440
- Visa fee€75
- Flight (one way)€650
Blocked account: €11,904
Deposited before your visa and paid back to you monthly. It covers your living costs; it isn't an extra cost.
Estimate only. Real costs depend on your program, city and lifestyle. The blocked account amount is set by the German government and changes periodically. We confirm current figures with you in your consultation.
FAQ
Questions about Germany
01Do I need a blocked account for Germany?
Most non-EU students prove their finances with a blocked account (Sperrkonto). We help you open one with a recognised provider and explain exactly how much is needed for your visa date.
02Do I need to speak German?
Not for English-taught programs. Basic German still helps a lot with daily life and part-time jobs, which is why we offer A1–B2 German classes.
Free consultation
Tell us where you are and where you want to go. We'll tell you honestly what's possible, and how to get there.