Germany
Why Study in Germany
Recently Germany is becoming a magnet for international students from all over the world. Germany is a paradise for international students. It is considered to be a higher education paradise. Here you will find world-class universities, research centers, and employment opportunities.
Germany has one of the most advanced education systems and specializes in the field of technology and communication. For international students, Germany is considered to be an education hub. Education is mostly free in Germany and it welcomes international students with ample opportunities. According to a survey we conducted in 2018, 35.3% of prospective foreign students in Germany highlighted low or no tuition fee universities as the top reason why they would attend higher education in Germany. Based on official recordings in 2018, there are 429 public higher education institutions functioning in Germany among which 106 are universities. German universities are above global higher education standards.
Germany offers a very safe and secure academic and living environment. With the lowest crime rates and cheap accommodation it saves plenty of money for the students who come from foreign countries to study. As German is the native language spoken in the country, Germany pays due to attention to make sure that international students get an opportunity to learn the local language making it helpful for their communication. The country offers university programs both in German and English. Employers all around the world look upon you with the highest respect because they’re aware of what quality of education you’ve been offered during your studies which makes them ready to hire you and trust you large responsibilities. This also means that universities in Germany are world recognized and the programs offered are considered worldwide.
A large portion of the student community comes from international backgrounds to Germany. It makes it easier for international students to adjust and understand various cultures and traditions. With numerous educational opportunities, Germany also offers a number of renowned scholarships for international students which makes it one of the most significant places for students to become prospects scholars in the country. The DAAD or German Academic Exchange Service is among the biggest scholarship organizations in the world. Students can easily find a scholarship that can take care of their specific needs with the help of this organization.
Documents are required for Students
- Passport
- All Academic Certificates and Transcripts
- One year’s University transcript, for bachelor applicant
- Job certificate
- Recommendation Letters
- Motivation Letter
- IELTS
- Blocked account with 10332 Euro
Intake
September and March
Application Procedure:
Students have to apply directly at University’s portal or via Uni-Assist. Most of cases the Universities charge an application fees. Uni-Assist also charges 75 Euro for first program’s application and 30 euro for next each application. Average time to get an acceptance letter after application is minimum 3 months. After getting the admission student must send an amount of 10332 Euro to a blocked account in a German Bank. And then student can apply for visa. German Embassy usually takes minimum 1 month to process a study visa application.
Universities We Recommend
We represent all public Universities in Germany.
Accommodation
Students in Germany either live in a student hall of residence or a private accommodation. We recommend finding an accommodation before you arrive in Germany. You’ll most likely have to find a place to live on your own, because in contrast to other countries, German universities do not automatically assign rooms to students when they enrol.
Depending on where you study and what your financial situation is like, it may not be easy to find accommodation. Therefore, start looking as early as possible – ideally before you arrive in Germany.
The International Office at the university can provide advice and useful information for finding a place to live.
STUDENT RESIDENCE HALLS
There are several student halls of residence in every university town. A room in a residence hall is frequently the most affordable accommodation you will find. However, at some universities, rooms in student residence halls are in high demand. But if you
PRIVATE ACCOMMODATION
Like elsewhere in the world, private accommodations can vary enormously. In Germany you will find everything from empty rooms to fully furnished flats on the market. You can rent a room or an entire flat. There are also rooms available in flat shares.
In a flat share (WG, or Wohngemeinschaft), several people live together in one flat. Each person has his or her own bedroom, but shares the kitchen, bathroom, possibly a living room and sometimes the cost of telephone and Internet. Flat shares are very popular among students.
apply early enough, you have good chances of getting a room. You should apply as soon as you receive your notification of admission from your German university. The applications are processed by the Studentenwerk (Student Services Organisation), which is responsible for operating the residence halls and allocating rooms.