Study in Germany
STUDY FREE IN GERMANY - MS, PH.D
- Tuition Free education in most universities (and very low fees in others)
- World class education by highly qualified staff
- Hundreds of academic courses to choose from
- Interesting country to explore with a profound history
- Cultural diversity and students from all over the world
- Practice speaking both English and German
- Endless opportunities to work in Germany after you graduate
- You can study every subject in English, no need to speak German.
- The cost of living, on average, is around 700-800€ including rent, food, transport, health insurance, telephone/internet, study materials and leisure activities.
- Besides studying, you have the chance to live and explore one of the world’s most developed countries and its unique culture, history and landscape.
German Universities are ranked among the best in the world, it offers innovative and international programs as well as the work discipline every professional shall dream of having.
International Degree Programs -
Around 400 higher education institutions offer graduate and postgraduate programs for interested internationals depending on their aims and mode of studying. There are four main types of higher education institutions operating by different criteria, offering quite a wide range of possibilities for the students to choose from. Universities, the classical approach to academia and research remain the highest and most prestigious institutes world-wide. Technical universities or hochschule, as Germans call them, focus mainly on technology and engineering valuing not only the art of theory but also the art of practice. In fact, the emphasis in these institutions is on the practical skills their students will gain during their studies. Colleges of fine arts, film and music focus mainly on engaging rare talents in their environments, therefore there are special admission requests in order to enroll in such institutions. Last, but not the least Universities of applied sciences regard to applied social sciences and humanities. In Germany it will commonly take a two year program to finish the Masters degree meanwhile PhD programs commonly last up to three academic years.
Europeans, and all non-Europeans can study in Germany free of charge - without tuition fees. It does not matter if you are from the EU or EEA. This applies to almost all study programmes at public universities. There is a tiny catch: If you are from outside the EU, you will need a residence permit before you arrive in the country; and you will have to finish your studies in Germany.
Affordable Accommodation
As in every other country student residencies are way more affordable than a rental yet quality is undisputable. In private student halls of residence; rooms are in good shape and relatively affordable. You can ask around for more information or address the student service offices. It is always wise to rent a place somewhere in the campus region so you don’t have to travel for miles back and forth every day. Commonly there are some notice boards in the university area where people post information about vacant rooms or apartments in the area. Usually it’s, single rooms and the notes are from people who are looking to share the rent.
If you are looking for a whole apartment and you are able to afford it, check out the local newspapers as well as student unions at your university that offer information on the matter. This way you will get access to a number of facilities where you can choose from, and also learn about the terms and conditions of renting.
Travel Europe on a student visa
Once you receive the letter of acceptance from the designated German University, it is recommendable to apply for a student visa at least 3 months prior to your intended departure (the time you are expected to be in Germany).
As for the residency permit, all your documentation will be sent to the Immigration Office of the German region where your University is stationed, and after every bureaucratic procedure is done you will be issued the residency permit. The residency permit will also allow you to travel visa free in the whole Schengen Area, which makes for a wonderful opportunity to visit the countries you are interested in within the time-frame.
In order to obtain the student visa, however there are certain criteria that need be met. If you are travelling to Europe on such a permit, you will have to inform the designated authorities prior to your departure.
Mandatory Health Insurance
In Germany you are obliged to have health insurance in order to reside in the country. In fact you won’t be able to enroll in a University in Germany without having purchased health insurance that covers basic healthcare services. If you already have health insurance that covers services internationally in accordance to the health Insurance system in Germany, you might as well not need to get a new one. However, make sure you are content with the coverage and the services your International Health Policy offers in the deal.
In case you are purchasing health insurance in Germany you must be aware of the two different domains, the public and the private one. Commonly public health insurance is recommended to the students since its cheaper and has a suitable coverage however this mustn’t always be the case; in case you are able to afford it, private health insurance is worth 5 stars.
What scholarships are available to study abroad in Germany?
There are many scholarships for foreign students in Germany. The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) has an official scholarship database which allows you to search for suitable scholarship options, e.g. based on your country of origin.
Can I stay in Germany after I graduate from university?
Yes, you can! And that applies to all students, regardless of the country of origin. If you are from outside the EU, you can apply for an 18-month residence permit for after graduation. With such a “job seeker visa”, you can search for a job that fits your qualifications; and you are allowed to take any job during those 18 months. The German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy offers more information about the graduate residence permit.
PROOF OF FINANCIAL RESOURCES : 10,236 EUROS FOR ONE YEAR
Before you begin your studies, you will have to prove that you have enough money to support yourself. The document you need is called a “Finanzierungsnachweis”, or proof of financial resources. You are asked for it when you apply for an entry visa. At the latest, you will need to present it when you apply for a residence permit in Germany. In most cases, applicants have to prove that they have around 8,700 euros at their disposal for one year.
PART-TIME JOB : EARNING MONEY DURING YOUR STUDIES
There are many ways of earning money while you study, for example as waiting staff, academic assistants or private tutors. A knowledge of German will improve your chances of finding a part-time job. But please be aware of the legal regulations.
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