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Study Abroad in Germany
Apart from being one of the fast emerging study abroad destination with a lot of public and private institutions providing world class curriculum and education, there are numerous other reasons to consider Germany as your study abroad country. Students can make avail of the internationally recognized courses offered by the German institutions on a very small tuition fee or maybe sometimes even for free. Acquiring a German visa is also a very easy process for students, and they can also easily become permanent residents after finishing their studies.
The excellent job opportunities and living standards in German further attracts many students.
Popular Universities
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+ Technische Universität München
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+ Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
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+ Humboldt-Universität Zu Berlin
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+ Freie Universität Berlin
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+ KIT, Karlsruher Institut für Technologie
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+ Rheinisch-Westfälische Technische Hochschule Aachen
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+ Technische Universität Berlin
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+ Technische Universität Dresden
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- Healthcare Management
- Aviation Management
- Hospitality Management
- Tourism Management
- Marketing Management
- Agriculture and Forestry
- Law, Economics and Social Sciences
- Mathematics and Natural Science
- Art
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Bachelor’s: IELTS score of 6.0 with no less than 5.5 bands in each module of the exam.
Master’s: An IELTS score with overall 6.0 or 6.5 bands with no less than 6 bands in each module.
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1.Is it true that Germany is not much expensive for international students?
Well, it is true that for international students studying abroad in Germany, the tuition fee is really low. Many public institutes provide courses that are of a very low fee, or maybe even at zero cost of study. There are also private institutes that provide reasonably priced courses for students who wish to study abroad in Germany. But however, like any other country, there are living expenses that has to be met by students in Germany also. Such as accommodation, food, travel expenses etc. -
2. Is IELTS required and what are the other entry requirements for Germany?
Yes, IELTS is required to get into Germany as international students. But since Germany is not one of the English-speaking countries, you need not acquire very high overalls such as 7 or 7.5 to get in. Also, Germany only requires two or three semesters of education in their home country from non-EU citizens. In case of Art subjects, candidates are often let in on the basis of talent and aptitude alone as well. -
3.What is the limitations for working part time in Germany?
You cannot work unlimited in Germany. There is a 20 hours per week limit during the semester but you can work full time during semester breaks. Some courses even limit you from working these 20 hours per week. If finances is the concern, you can look up scholarships available for international students studying abroad. It can be a lot helpful.