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Study in Germany

Europe's largest economy and our specialty. Germany combines world-class technical universities, low or no tuition at most public universities, paid Ausbildung training and clear routes to work after graduation.

Why study in Germany?

  • Low or no tuition at most public universities
  • Hundreds of English-taught Master's programmes
  • Paid vocational training (Ausbildung)
  • Strong demand for engineers, IT and healthcare professionals

Popular subjects

  • Engineering
  • Computer science & data
  • Automotive & mechatronics
  • Food & life sciences
  • Business

Study options in Germany

Master's degrees

One- or two-year Master's programmes. Many English-taught Master's programmes; most Bachelor's programmes are taught in German.

Bachelor's degrees

Usually 3–4 years. Entry requirements after Class 12 differ by country and university — we check your eligibility.

Language & foundation courses

Preparatory, foundation or language courses can help you meet entry requirements.

Ausbildung (vocational training)

Paid dual vocational training in nursing, hospitality, IT and more.

Admission requirements

Exact requirements depend on the university and programme. Typically you will need:

  • Academic transcripts and degree / Class 12 certificates
  • English (IELTS/TOEFL) or German language certificate
  • Statement of purpose (SOP) and CV
  • Letters of recommendation (for many Master's programmes)
  • Valid passport
  • APS certificate (for Indian applicants)

How it works with us

  1. 1

    Tell us your goals

    Share your preferred country, field of study and academic profile.

  2. 2

    Choose your intake

    We review application timelines and suitable programmes with you.

  3. 3

    Apply with guidance

    Get help with university selection, applications and key documents.

  4. 4

    Prepare to travel

    Receive APS and visa guidance, plus arrival support.

Student visa for Germany

Indian students usually need a national long-stay visa (D visa) and/or residence permit for study to study in Germany. Germany is part of the Schengen area, so a valid residence permit also makes short trips to other Schengen countries easier.

  • University admission letter
  • Proof of sufficient funds
  • Health insurance
  • Proof of accommodation (where required)
  • Academic and language certificates
  • Passport and visa application form

Requirements, fees and proof-of-funds amounts change — always check the Make it in Germany (Federal Government). Visa decisions are made solely by the authorities.

All German visa types

Costs, work and career

Tuition

Most public universities charge no tuition for most programmes — only a semester contribution. Some states and private universities charge fees.

Living costs

Depend mainly on the city — capitals and big cities cost more. We prepare a monthly budget with you.

Work & career

Part-time work is usually allowed within legal limits, and post-study routes exist in many countries. We explain the current rules.

Scholarships for Germany

All scholarships by country

How EUGANGLOBAL helps you study in Germany

  • Free counselling and profile review
  • University and programme shortlist in Germany
  • Application documents, SOP and CV guidance
  • Application submission and tracking
  • Scholarship guidance
  • Student visa guidance for Germany
  • Accommodation and pre-departure guidance
  • Arrival and settling-in support

Questions about studying in Germany

Can Indian students study in Germany in English?

Many English-taught Master's programmes; most Bachelor's programmes are taught in German. We check the language requirements of every programme on your shortlist.

How much does it cost to study in Germany?

Most public universities charge no tuition for most programmes — only a semester contribution. Some states and private universities charge fees. Living costs depend on the city. We give you a personalised cost estimate during counselling and point you to the official figures for proof of funds.

Can I work while studying in Germany?

International students in Germany can usually work part-time within limits set by law. Rules differ by country and change over time, so we explain the current rules for your situation.

Do you help with the Germany student visa?

Yes. We guide you through the documents, the application and the appointment for the national long-stay visa (D visa) and/or residence permit for study. Visa decisions are made solely by the authorities of Germany.

Which intake should I choose for Germany?

Most programmes in Germany start in autumn (September/October); some also offer a spring intake (January–March). Deadlines are often 6–9 months earlier, so start planning early.

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