Study destination
Study in Germany
Tuition-free public universities, strong engineering and Europe's largest economy.
- CapitalBerlin
- CurrencyEuro (EUR)
- LanguageGerman
Overview
Germany sits in the heart of Europe with a long academic tradition, well-known universities and a large economy. Most public universities charge no tuition fees and living costs are reasonable.
Why study in Germany
- Respected universities such as the Technical University of Munich and Heidelberg University
- Strong programmes in engineering, medicine and business
- Scholarships are available to international students, including Indian students
- Many multinational companies have headquarters here, which helps graduate careers
Intakes
Main intakes are the winter semester (October) and the summer semester (April).
Working while you study
International students may work 120 full days or 240 half days a year.
After your studies
Graduates can apply for a residence permit to look for work related to their degree.
Good to plan for
- The application process is long, so plan well ahead and meet every admission requirement.
- Some German helps with daily life, and part-time jobs can be competitive without it.
Well-known institutions
- Technical University of Munich
- Heidelberg University
Germany: common questions
Is study in Germany really tuition-free?
Most public universities charge no tuition fees, though a few states charge non-EU students and you still pay a semester contribution and your living costs. Many programmes are in English.
How many hours can international students work in Germany?
Up to 120 full days or 240 half days per year.
Visa and study rules change often. We confirm the current requirements for your case at counselling; always check the official embassy or immigration website too.
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