Requirements

German language skills are a prerequisite for most German university courses, with many requiring a certificate of proficiency for admission, which can be obtained via examinations such as the TestDaF or DSH.

For those wishing to study in Germany, German health insurance, or recognised health insurance from your own (or another) country, is a requirement. Proof of insurance is presented at the time of enrolment and is also required in order to apply for a residence permit. Ideally, you should have your health insurance affairs in order before making the trip to Germany.

Before you begin your studies in a German University, you are obliged to demonstrate that you have enough money at your disposal to financially support yourself throughout the academic year.

If you plan to study at any German university you need the correct University entrance qualification Germany, which is the official certificate of leaving school known as “Hochschulzugangsberechtigung”.

TestAS Aptitude Test: accurately assessing the likelihood of succeeding academically on a degree programme of study.

International students applying to study in Germany may require an entry visa, depending on their country of origin and planned length of stay. Information about individual requirements can be found via local German embassies or consulates, the locations of which can be found via the German Federal Foreign Office, or via online resources.

Higher education in Germany is globally recognised and thousands of students come into the country in order to further their studies. Studying in Germany can be a great opportunity due to the many programmes and universities available.In total there are more than 300 universities within Germany and in order to enter, one needs to abide with specific requirements. Apart from that, it can be a great experience.