Why Study in Germany?
Germany is renowned for its tuition‑free or low‑tuition public universities, strong engineering & research culture, and vibrant startup & industrial ecosystem. Degrees are globally respected and many programs are available in English.
Top Universities to Study in Germany
Technical University of Munich (TUM)
Munich, Bavaria
6.5 English requirement (varies by program) / German: TestDaF/DSH if applicable
QS Top 50 Ranking
LMU Munich
Munich, Bavaria
6.5 English requirement (varies by program) / German: TestDaF/DSH if applicable
QS Top 60 Ranking
Heidelberg University
Heidelberg, Baden‑Württemberg
6.5 English requirement (varies by program) / German: TestDaF/DSH if applicable
QS Top 100 Ranking
RWTH Aachen University
Aachen, North Rhine‑Westphalia
6.0–6.5 English requirement (varies by program) / German: TestDaF/DSH if applicable
QS Top 150 Ranking
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)
Karlsruhe, Baden‑Württemberg
6.0–6.5 English requirement (varies by program) / German: TestDaF/DSH if applicable
QS Top 150 Ranking
TU Berlin
Berlin
6.0–6.5 English requirement (varies by program) / German: TestDaF/DSH if applicable
QS Top 200 Ranking
Admission Requirements for Studying in Germany
Key documents and tests commonly required by German universities (varies by state/university and program):
Scholarships to Study in Germany
Germany offers a wide range of scholarships from DAAD, political foundations, and universities for international students across disciplines:
Part‑time Work & Post‑Study Options in Germany
International students can work during studies and access post‑study pathways (subject to current regulations).
Part‑time Work Opportunities
Typically up to 20 hours/week during semester (or 120 full days / 240 half days per year). Always check your residence permit conditions.
After Graduation
Graduates of German universities may obtain an 18‑month job‑seeker residence permit to find qualified employment, with further routes to EU Blue Card/permanent residence.
