The Ultimate Practical Step by Step Guide to Studying in Germany for Free

Get all the relevant secrets to getting an admission to study in Germany for any degree programme of your choice for free. The ebook breaks down everything you need to know about studying in Germany in a simple, clear, and structured manner in a storytelling style. You will get to know about what you need to successfully apply for study at a German university and the minimum academic, language, or work requirements needed for this. The ebook contains full information on why Germany is a great choice for studying, what you need to do to prepare for your studies in Germany, and the available programmes for study in Germany, as well as recommended cities for foreign students.

Unlock the insider insights and strategies for a successful application process to pursue your studies in Germany as an international student. This comprehensive guide reveals the secrets to navigating the complexities, ensuring a smooth and successful journey to academic excellence in Germany.

Here are some of the secrets you need to know in a glance below about why Germany is attractive to international students.

Affordable Living: The cost of living in many German cities is very low compared to other European cities or developed countries in the world.

Skilled Labour: Germany needs skilled labour and currently has one of the highest demands for skilled labour in the world and this definitely attracts young people from all over the world

Scholarship Opportunities: Germany has some of the largest and most efficient scholarship schemes in the world. The DAAD is by far the biggest scholarship provider, providing scholarships mostly for master's and Ph.D. programs. Over 85,000 students are receiving DAAD funding. Aside from DAAD, state governments, universities, foundations, and research organisations also provide scholarships. Average scholarship amounts as of 2021 ranged from 700 euros a month for undergraduate students, to 800 euros for master’s students, to 1,200 euros for Ph.D. students.

English-Taught Programs: There are over 1,268 English-taught programs in German higher education institutions as of 2019 (according to an official database of academic programs provided by the German Rectors’ Conference). This is also why international students are trooping in.

Job after Graduation: You can stay back to get a good-paying job and start a great life. If you want free and quality education and desire to change your life forever, then Germany is the answer for you.