A World Class Degree

The quality of higher education in Germany is among the best in the world. Germany itself has become synonymous with high quality. The long tradition of education in Germany is  widely respected. A degree from its top universities automatically marks the international student as one of the best. This is all the more applicable in the fields of science and engineering for which Germany is famous.

Variety of Education Facilities

The higher education system in Germany offers something for all students. Germany has approximately 450 universities accredited by the state and there are 17,500 programmes for degrees in the country. Almost every subject is catered by the universities at all academic levels. International students can study for their bachelors’, masters’ or even doctorates. Although most universities focus on scientific studies, it is possible to study art subjects at the top universities.

Facilities for English Speakers

It is not necessary to be fluent in German in order to study at their universities. Many courses are offered in English, especially those at the master’s level. A huge number of international degrees can be studied in English.

A Large International Community

A sizeable portion of the student communities at German universities come from international backgrounds. The international community make it easier to get adjusted to life in Germany. It also provides a great opportunity to interact with various cultures from different countries. Additionally, the universities help the students adjust to the new country faster with the help of mentoring programmes.

Low Tuition Fees

In most cases, the German universities do not charge any tuition fees. Even if they do, the fees tend to be quite low. The German government provides considerable funding to the universities. The majority of bachelor’s degree courses and programmes can be studied without the need to pay any tuition fees. Although most master’s programmes charge tuition fees, the fees are considerably lower than that of other countries.

Affordable Living Costs

The living expenses in Germany are more reasonable and affordable when compared to the other countries in Europe. The cost of rent, food and other living expenses are approximately the same as the EU average. Additionally, students in Germany can enjoy a variety of concessions. Entry fees to various institutions and buildings, such as theatres and museums are low for students.

Numerous Scholarship Programmes

International students with excellent academic records can apply for a variety of scholarship programmes to finance their studies in Germany. The DAAD or German Academic Exchange Service is among the biggest scholarship organisations in the world. Students can easily find a scholarship that can take care of their specific needs with the help of this organisation.

A Popular Language

German is among the most spoken languages across the world. While it is possible to study in Germanywithout any knowledge of German, international students are bound to pick up the language after staying in the country. This can be extremely helpful when the students enter an international career.

A Beautiful Country

Germany is surely one of the most beautiful countries in Europe. A rich historical heritage, natural wonders and modern metropolises make Germany an ideal tourism destination. For the international students, it gives them an opportunity to enjoy Europe at its finest while studying at some of the best universities in the world.

WORKING RIGHTS

You can work up to 20 hours per week while studying. If you exceed this, there could be a negative impact on your studies. Non-EU/EEA students are also able to work in Germany alongside their studies, for 120 full days or 240 half days per year.
International graduates can continue to live and work in Germany for up to eighteen months after they finish.ork permit.

DOCUMENT REQUIREMENT

• • Your passport, valid for the duration of your studies plus one month.
  • Two Photograph (With White Background)
  • A letter of acceptance from a Germany educational institution confirming name and length of the program, tuition fees, living expenses, semester for which the admission is valid and last date for registration.
  • All educational documents, including marks sheets (SSC, HSC, Bachelors, Masters or other post- secondary, college, vocational or university diploma, certificate or degree).
  • Proof of funds sufficient to cover your tuition and living expenses for your first year of study in German.
  • You must provide a one year statement of transactions from personal bank account(s) (an original certified bank issued statement or a certified copy of passbooks), as well as fixed deposit certificates, savings certificates, PSP certificates or any other proof of savings.
  • You must also demonstrate that sufficient funds will be available to support yourself during the whole duration of your program.
  • Confirmation of any scholarship, grant, teaching or research assistantship including name of the providing institution or organization, amount per semester or year and duration.
  • If some or the totality of your funds are provided by a sponsor (either parents or third party) you must also include:
    • Notarized declaration of sponsorship. If you have more than one sponsor, a separate declaration must be provided for each sponsor. However, sponsors who are husband and wife can appear on the same declaration.
    • Details of assets and income for each sponsor with supporting documents such as property documentation, land deeds, rent agreement, business license, business tax information, employment letter with salary information.
    • You must also provide the income tax forms (tax assessments and tax paid receipts showing total income and amount of income tax paid) for the past two years.
  • If someone other than yourself or your parents is providing funds you must include:
    • Letter of explanation as to the reason why this person is assisting
    • Number of persons living in this persons household
    • Proof of this persons relationship to you; birth, marriage or school certificates, passport.
    • Affidavits or self-declarations are not acceptable proof of relationship.
  • Proof of employment for yourself, if applicable, and your parents (employer’s full name, address, phone number, name of supervisor with his phone number, length of service and salary details).
  • If you will be attending an educational institution in the province of Quebec you must provide a CAQ (certificat d acceptation du Quebec) from the Government of Quebec.
  • Your police clearance certificate and your birth certificate
  • If you are under 18 years of age at the date of your departure for German, you must provide a notarized guardianship agreement signed by both your parents (and legal guardian) and the person who will be your guardian in Germany.
  • If a consultant or a legal representative has provided you help to prepare your application or to gather the supporting documents, you should provide the details of this person (name, name of company, address and phone number). If the consultant or legal representative is located in German, provide his CSIC number.
  • Proof of Tuition fee payment
  • Visa Application forms
  • 2 complete photo copy sets of all the above attested and notarized.

COST

Education in public Universities of Germany are free of cost, in case of private universities; they might require some tuition fees. But it’s too low like equivalent to free since the German government is always keen about the quality of higher education.