Study in Germany
Germany is one of the most attractive study destinations for international students, known for its high-quality education, strong research focus, and low or no tuition fees at public universities.
At Review Overseas, we help students navigate the complete study-in-Germany process — from choosing the right university to visa filing and settling in Germany.
Why Study in Germany?
Low or No Tuition Fees
Public universities in Germany offer education at very low or zero tuition fees, making it one of the most affordable study destinations.
Strong Engineering & STEM Programs
Germany is globally known for engineering, technology, and research-driven programs with excellent industry exposure.
Excellent Career Prospects
Graduates benefit from strong job opportunities in Europe’s largest economy and access to the EU job market.
Education System in Germany
Germany offers undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs through public and private universities, technical universities, and universities of applied sciences.
Bachelor’s programs usually last 3 years, while master’s programs range from 1.5 to 2 years. Many programs are taught in English, especially at the postgraduate level.
Tests Required to Study in Germany
Test requirements depend on the program language and university.
IELTS
For English-taught programs
TOEFL
Accepted by German universities
GRE
Required for select MS programs
GMAT
Needed for MBA programs
German Language
Required for German-taught courses
Top Universities in Germany
Germany is home to globally ranked universities known for research, innovation, and affordability.
Technical University of Munich
Leading university for engineering, technology, and applied sciences with strong industry links.
Heidelberg University
Germany’s oldest university, globally recognised for research and academic excellence.
RWTH Aachen University
Top-ranked technical university specialising in engineering, technology, and innovation.
LMU Munich
One of Europe’s leading research universities with strong programs in science and humanities.
Intakes
Winter Intake: October (Main)
Summer Intake: April
Applications open early
Cost of Study
Public Universities: Low or No Tuition
Living Cost: €10,000 – €12,000 / year
Semester contribution applicable
Work Opportunities
120 full days / 240 half days per year
18-month post-study job search visa
Strong demand for STEM graduates
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Why Choose Review Overseas for Germany?
University & Course Selection
Public & private university guidance
English & German-taught programs
Profile-based shortlisting
Application & Documentation
SOP & LOR support
APS & Uni-Assist guidance
Application tracking
Visa & Pre-Departure Support
Blocked account assistance
Visa documentation help
Pre-departure briefing
Study in Germany – Frequently Asked Questions
Germany offers tuition-free or low-cost education at public universities and is globally known for engineering, technology, and research excellence.
Yes, many postgraduate programs in Germany are taught entirely in English, especially at public universities.
Yes, international students can work up to 120 full days or 240 half days per year while studying.
IELTS or TOEFL is required for English-taught programs. Some universities may also require GRE or GMAT.