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Kempten, Germany, Germany
Vocational · Intake: Annual (apply about a year ahead) · Tuition: €0–0
Private nursing vocational school in the Kolping network offering the three-year generalistische Pflegeausbildung ending in the state examination, with dedicated support for international apprentices. School fees are not published — confirm directly; trainees receive the standard paid Ausbildung salary.
Erfurt, Germany, Germany
Vocational · Intake: January, April, July, October · Tuition: €0–0
Germany's largest private, state-recognized university with dual bachelor programmes at dozens of campuses. In the dual model the practice partner pays the full tuition, and students can start up to four times a year.
Elmshorn, Germany, Germany
Vocational · Intake: October · Tuition: €0–0
Private, state-recognized business school between Hamburg and Elmshorn whose seven-semester dual bachelor programmes run on paid company placements. Students pay no tuition themselves: the practice partners cover the tuition and pay an industry-standard training salary even during theory phases on campus.
Berlin, Germany, Germany
Vocational · Intake: October · Tuition: €0–0
Berlin's public university for business, law and administration offers roughly 20 cooperative (duale) bachelor programmes with 700 partner companies, combining paid company phases with study. Berlin charges no bachelor tuition fees, including for non-EU students; students pay only a semester contribution of about EUR 300.
Dresden, Germany, Germany
Vocational · Intake: October · Tuition: €0–0
The former state Berufsakademie Sachsen, converted into Duale Hochschule Sachsen, runs seven Studienakademien with over 50 dual programmes in business, technology and social/health care. The university charges no tuition, and students receive a monthly salary from their company.
Stuttgart, Germany, Germany
Vocational · Intake: October · Tuition: €0–3k
Germany's largest dual university: students alternate theory phases at one of its Baden-Württemberg campuses with paid phases at a partner company. EU/EEA students pay no tuition, while non-EU students pay about EUR 3,000 per year plus an administration fee of EUR 120 per semester.
Berlin, Germany, Germany
Graduate · Intake: Winter (Oct), Summer (Apr) · Tuition: €300–800
One of Germany's eleven Universities of Excellence, in Berlin, with a broad research profile across political science, area studies, biology and the humanities and a large international graduate school network.
Aachen, Germany, Germany
Undergraduate · Intake: Winter (Oct), Summer (Apr) · Tuition: €300–1.5k
Germany's largest technical university, with roughly a third of its students from outside Germany. Mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, computer science and materials science, with close ties to industry in North Rhine-Westphalia.
Munich, Germany, Germany
Undergraduate · Intake: Winter (Oct), Summer (Apr) · Tuition: €300–1.5k
One of Europe's oldest and most research-intensive universities, with about 21% international students across humanities, medicine, law, business and the sciences. English-taught master's programmes are concentrated at graduate level.
Munich, Germany, Germany
Graduate · Intake: Winter (Oct), Summer (Apr) · Tuition: €300–6k
Germany's top-ranked technical university (QS World University Rankings 2026: 22nd) with more than 50 English-taught master's programmes in engineering, computer science, natural sciences and management. Munich and Garching campuses, strong industry links across Bavaria.
Heidelberg, Germany, Germany
Graduate · Intake: Winter (Oct), Summer (Apr) · Tuition: €1.5k–3.2k
Founded in 1386 and Germany's oldest university, strongest in medicine, life sciences, physics and the humanities. Located in Baden-Wuerttemberg, where non-EU students pay a state tuition fee in addition to the semester contribution.
Multiple countries (for Germany), Germany
Intake: Year-round
Operates the visa application centres that accept German national (type D) student visa applications on behalf of German missions in several countries, handling appointments, biometrics and document submission.
Germany, Germany
Intake: Year-round
App-based remittance from Germany to bank accounts, mobile wallets and cash pickup across South Asia and Africa, with an economy and an express delivery option at different price points.
Germany, Germany
Intake: Year-round
Sends euro from a German account to bank accounts abroad at the mid-market exchange rate with an upfront fee. Regulated in Belgium for the EEA; commonly used for tuition payments and family transfers to South Asia.
Dusseldorf, Germany, Germany
Intake: Year-round
One of Germany's largest job boards, covering IT, engineering, business and working-student (Werkstudent) roles, with filters for part-time and internship positions relevant to students.
Nationwide, Germany, Germany
Intake: Year-round
The German federal government's portal for international skilled workers and students, with a job listings section, recognition guidance for foreign qualifications and the rules on how many hours a student visa allows.
Berlin, Germany, Germany
Intake: Two rounds a year (March and September) · Funding: €934–1.4k
Scholarships for undergraduate, master's and doctoral students of all nationalities studying at German universities, awarded on academic record, social and political engagement. Includes a monthly stipend and a non-material support programme.
Nationwide, Germany, Germany
Intake: Varies by university (often summer) · Funding: €3.6k–3.6k
A nationwide merit award of 300 euro a month, half funded by the federal government and half by private sponsors, open to students of any nationality at participating German universities. Applications are made to the university, not centrally.
Bonn, Germany, Germany
Intake: Varies by programme (many close Sep-Nov) · Funding: €934–1.3k
The DAAD runs a catalogue of funding programmes for international master's, doctoral and research candidates, each with its own eligibility rules and deadlines. Awards typically cover a monthly stipend, travel and health insurance. Country-specific deadlines are published in the DAAD scholarship database.
Nationwide, Germany, Germany
Language · Intake: Year-round · Tuition: €1.6k–6k
Residential intensive German courses with university-preparation tracks and TestDaF/DSH examination preparation, at campuses across Germany for students planning degree study in German.
Berlin, Munich and other cities, Germany, Germany
Language · Intake: Monthly starts · Tuition: €900–3.6k
Language school with intensive and evening German courses in Berlin, Munich, Hamburg, Cologne and Frankfurt, preparing students for the Goethe, telc and TestDaF examinations required for university entry.
Munich and nationwide, Germany, Germany
Language · Intake: Year-round (monthly starts) · Tuition: €1.2k–4.8k
The Federal Republic of Germany's cultural institute, offering German courses from A1 to C2 and the official Goethe-Zertifikat examinations accepted for university admission and visa applications, at centres worldwide and across Germany.