Study in Germany

Exclusive advantages

Why study in Germany?

This country has global recognition for higher education.

The quality of its education and its investment in research have earned it well-deserved international respect.

It is one of the few countries that provides access to public education for international students.

You have a part-time work permit while studying for a university degree or master's.

You have a post-study work permit for up to 18 months.

WHERE TO STUDY?

Main Cities

Berlin

It offers a wide range of degrees in English and has a network of students and academics from all over the world. The city: With its multifaceted cultural life, legendary clubs and lively history, Berlin is one of the most attractive cities in the world.

Weather

(Min. 5 - Max. 30 ºC | ºF)

Transportation

Train (S-Bahn) – Bus – Train – Ferries – Taxi

Activity highlights

Contemplate the city from the dome of the Reichstag, visit the East Side Gallery, cross the Brandenburg Gate, walk between the slabs of the Holocaust memorial, enter the Topography of Terror.

Munich

Known as the international capital of beer and festivals, Munich is one of the most diverse student and university cities in Europe and the world. It is a city where you can have fun, meet new people, and prepare for a successful future while learning German.

Weather

(Minimum 13 - Maximum 23 ºC | ºF)

Transportation

S-Bahn - U-Train - Subway - Bus

Activity highlights

Start the day at Marienplatz, visit the Munich Residenz, walk through Maximilianstrasse, explore the Deutsches Museum, relax in the English Garden, visit the BMW Museum, see Asam Church.

Frankurt

The best thing about Frankfurt is that connectivity to any country and many parts of Europe and the world quickly and affordably.It is an ideal hub if you love traveling and enjoy an international atmosphere.

Weather

(Minimum 14 - Maximum 24 ºC | ºF)

Transportation

Suburban metro – Bus – Urban metro

Activity highlights

St. Bartholomew's Cathedral, Goethe's house, Römerberg square, Berger street, snack at Kleinmarkthalle, palm garden, Städel art.