留学 Germany

In short

• 6 universities in Germany on Noevo, across 1 cities
• 128 programmes listed
• Study levels: Undergraduate, Postgraduate, Doctoral, Foundation
• Taught in English, German/English, German
• Published tuition: EUR 5,970 – EUR 19,440

How the education system works in Germany

Higher education in Germany is structured around bachelor's and master's degrees, followed by doctoral studies. Bachelor's degrees typically involve six to seven semesters of study, while master's degrees usually require an additional three to four semesters. The teaching style often combines lectures, seminars, and practical work, with an emphasis on independent study and research. The European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System is widely used to measure academic workload.

Language requirements

For programs taught in German, prospective students typically need to demonstrate proficiency through tests such as the TestDaF or the DSH. For programs offered in English, commonly accepted tests include the IELTS Academic and the TOEFL iBT. Some institutions may also accept other international English language qualifications.

Scholarships, funding and sports awards

The scholarship landscape in Germany includes various opportunities, though international students often need to actively seek these out. Government-funded schemes, such as those offered by the German Academic Exchange Service, are available, alongside some institutional aid. However, securing full funding can be competitive.

Sports scholarships are not a prominent feature of the German higher education system in the same way they are in some other countries. While universities may have sports facilities and clubs, direct athletic scholarships that cover tuition or living expenses are uncommon. Students interested in combining academics with sports should inquire directly with individual institutions about any support or opportunities they might offer.

After you graduate

After completing their studies, international graduates in Germany may be eligible to apply for a residence permit to seek employment. The duration of this permit allows graduates time to find a job that matches their qualifications. These rules are subject to change, and students should always confirm the latest regulations with official government sources.

Studying in Germany: the numbers

Universities in the Noevo catalogue

6

Programmes listed

128

Cities represented

1

Study levels

Undergraduate, Postgraduate, Doctoral, Foundation

Fields of study

Art & Design, Business & Sport, Health & Psychology, Tech & Software, Creative Industries, Business Administration, Business/Management, Management/Business, Business & Management, Computer Science, Data Science/Analytics, Data Science/IT, Fashion/Business, Fashion/Luxury Brand Management, Finance/Business

Tuition

EUR 5,970 – EUR 19,440

Language of instruction

English, German/English, German

Universities in Germany

• Berlin School of Business and Innovation
• University of Applied Sciences Europe
• Gisma University of Applied Sciences GmbH
• International School of Management GmBH, Ger…
• European Institute of Innovation, Entrepreneurshi…
• International School of Management (ISM)

Frequently asked questions

How many universities in Germany can I apply to through Noevo?

Noevo lists 6 institutions in Germany, covering 128 programmes. You can shortlist and track applications to any of them.

How much is tuition in Germany?

Across the programmes Noevo lists in Germany, published tuition ranges from EUR 5,970 – EUR 19,440. Fees differ by institution, programme and fee status; the university's own published figure is the one that applies.

Can I study in Germany in English?

The programmes Noevo lists in Germany are taught in English, German/English, German.

What can I study in Germany?

Fields represented in the Noevo catalogue include Art & Design, Business & Sport, Health & Psychology, Tech & Software, Creative Industries, Business Administration, Business/Management, Management/Business, Business & Management, Computer Science.