Finding a university place Would you like to study at a German university? Find out here how to find your future course of study. You can use the Study in Germany database to find a suitable course of study or the right higher education institution. There are two ways to apply for a place at university: At many universities, you can apply via uni-assist e.V. The uni-assist website will tell you which universities are included. If your preferred university is not covered by uni-assist, you can ap...

Applying for a visa Depending on your country of origin, you may need a visa to study in Germany. Here you can inform yourself of the general conditions. You do not need an entry visa in order to study in Germany if you are a citizen of an EU country, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway or Switzerland. You do not need an entry visa if you come from Australia, Andorra, Brazil, El Salvador, Honduras, Israel, Japan, Canada, Monaco, the Republic of Korea, New Zealand, San Marino, the United Kingdom of Gr...

Can I complete a course of study in Germany? Would you like to study in Germany? In this category, you will learn more about the requirements to be able to study in Germany. Providing proof of secondary and academic qualifications Attending first language courses Finding a university place Securing funding Applying for a visa...

Planning your arrival and course of study Do you need some initial help? Here, we will inform you of the first steps – from the preparations for the entry to the matriculation. Arrival Enroling and settling in Tips for students...

Study and work Many students work part-time during their studies to earn some extra money. Find out how to juggle studying and working here. Student jobs and internships Many students in Germany have jobs in their spare time. Some may work as research assistants in universities, research institutes or libraries, while others may work as waiters or babysitters. International students also have the opportunity to work in addition to studying. Students from third countries are permitted to work up...

Studies in Germany Pursuing studies in Germany reveals numeorus options for you. We will show you how to organise your path from your application to your graduation. Can I complete a course of study in Germany? Planning your arrival and course of study Study and work Prospects after graduation...

Study and vocational training Studies or vocational training in Germany are the ideal preparation for your career path. Find out which educational path is the right one for you. Studies in Germany Vocational training in Germany...

Enroling and settling in Did you know? Before you can benefit from all of your university's services, your enrolment process must be completed. Preparing for enrolment Have you been accepted into a course of study? Please bear in mind that you cannot use the university's facilities, such as the library, until you have enrolled. You generally have to show up in person in order to enrol at your university. Make a careful note of the deadline and ensure that you enrol in good time. All the relevant...

Arrival Finding a flat, registering your residence and opening a bank account – those are the first steps you should take in Germany. Finding accommodation Many students in Germany live in halls of residence. The rooms are affordable and you can get to know other students quickly. The “ Find student hall ” option on the Study in Germany website will assist you in the process of looking for a hall of residence in the area of your preferred university. Additionally, DAAD provides comprehensi...

Tips for students This is how studying in Germany works: Here you can find useful tips that will facilitate your everyday life at university. Ask Me Anything - Studying in Germany Juanita from Colombia explains why she decided to complete a course of study in Germany and reports on her experiences at university. Francisco from Mexico explains why he opted to do a doctorate in Germany. “Study in Germany” Blog The “Study in Germany” blog features international students talking about what t...