Education in
Germany
"Time Education prepares you for the future by turning every moment into education."
We provide detailed information about studying in Germany. As TIME Education, we aim to guide you throughout your educational journey in Germany. Here are some key details about studying in Germany:
Why Study in Germany?
Requirements for Studying in Germany
- High School Diploma (Abitur or Equivalent): You must have a high school diploma or an equivalent qualification.
- University Admission: An admission letter for an university program is required.
- Two-Year Higher Education Degree: Alternatively, a two-year higher education diploma may be accepted.
- Language Proficiency: German language proficiency at the C1 level is required. Conditional admission is available for those who do not meet this requirement.
- Financial Proof: Documents proving your financial status (blocked account or sponsorship letter).
- English-Taught Programs: An IELTS or TOEFL result is required.
- Motivation Letter: A letter explaining your educational goals and intentions.
- Recommendation Letters: Academic or professional references.
- Health Insurance: Valid health insurance for Germany.
- Passport and Visa: A valid passport and a student visa.
Arriving in Germany
Education Counseling
We create an individual educational profile based on your goals.
Language Counseling
We assess your language skills and direct you to language schools.
Application Counseling
We provide professional support for applications and admissions.
Visa Counseling
We provide guidance on the required documents for your visa application.
Accommodation Counseling
We offer accommodation options before your arrival in Germany.
First Steps
We assist you with the necessary procedures after your arrival in Germany.
Yes, based on the higher education system of your home country, you must be admitted to at least a four-year bachelor’s program.
No, you can study a different subject in Germany. Contact us for more details.
No, there is no age limit, but visa procedures may have specific conditions.
Yes, conditional admission allows students to take a preparatory course in Germany.
Yes, there have been legal changes regarding this. Contact our education consultants for more details.
It takes approximately 24 months in total.
For 2024, the required amount is €11,417.
Yes, you can withdraw up to €934 per month to cover your living expenses.
Yes, we offer consultancy services for finding accommodation. Contact our Relocation Service for more details.
On average, living costs range between €700 and €1,000 per month, including accommodation, food, transportation, health insurance, and personal expenses.
Yes, couples can apply together or individually. Contact our education consultants for details.
Bachelor’s programs typically last 3 to 4 years. Medical programs take longer.
Preparatory programs (Vorbereitungsstudium) usually last one academic year.
Yes, many universities offer bachelor’s programs in English.
Yes, students can complete internships during their studies.
Yes, you can stay in Germany for up to 18 months after graduation to look for a job.
Yes, students can work up to 20 hours per week.
Germany has over 400 higher education institutions. Many universities are located in major cities such as Berlin, Munich, Hamburg, and Frankfurt.
Scholarship applications are usually made through university websites and scholarship providers.
Yes, many universities offer on-campus dormitory accommodation.
At TIME Education, we are here to support you throughout your studies in Germany. Contact us for more information and assistance.
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Studying in Germany is a big step and an important investment. TIME Education is here to help you make this process as efficient and stress-free as possible. We provide all the services students and their families need with a professional approach and guide them every step of the way.
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