Tuition-Free Universities In Germany For International Students 2022 - Unistudynews Home Scholarships Guide News Search Sign in Welcome! Log into your account your username your password Forgot your password? Get help Privacy Policy Password recovery Recover your password your email A password will be e-mailed to you. Unistudynews Home Scholarships Guide News Home Guide Tuition-Free Universities in Germany for International Students 2022 Tuition-Free Universities in Germany for International Students 2022 By Hammed Brayden - September 4, 2022 0 SHARES ShareTweet Contents show 1 Here us a list of tuition-free universities in Germany, 2022; 2 What are the Admission Strategies and Requirements? Tuition-free universities in Germany for international students, in this article I will be listing some universities that are tuition-free. Germany is one of the places where its top universities offer free tuition. If you are aspiring to study in a European country where education is free, you should consider Germany. International students can aspire to study and apply in Germany because the government has made a policy where German Nationals and international students are not charged for education. There are a total of 380 universities in Germany; both private universities and public universities. Germany’s public universities do charge their students tuition fees, giving you an option of 27 schools to choose from if you want to study in a tuition-free school in Germany. With an added advantage of studying in English as the school accommodates American, European, and Non- EU students. You also have the option of applying for a scholarship to study in Germany as its International University of Applied Sciences offers an 80% tuition scholarship to students. German universities are excellent choices to study in because their educational system is remarkable among the world’s top universities and it has a great number of foreigners. It also offers an opportunity for training in different vocations. Because Germany offers multiple scholarships to international students, it is considered one of the top educational destinations. However, you must be able to plan finance that will cover your feeding, travel expenses, networking, accommodation, and other miscellaneous as these are not offered free of charge. Remember, this free tuition is available to all students of foreign origin for a Bachelor’s degree and Masters or Ph.D. (except if you plan to study a course different from the one you studied for your Bachelor’s Degree or your master’s). You do not need to bother about language hindrances in understanding the courses as you can study in English. They are tuition-free but you have to be able to foot your bills and the cost of administration charges which are not too high in the range of 100 Euros to 400 Euros. Here us a list of tuition-free universities in Germany, 2022; Humboldt University of Berlin Georg-August-Universität Göttingen (University of Göttingen) Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg (Heidelberg University) University of Stuttgart Kit, Karlsruher Institut Für Technologie University of Hamburg Technische Universität Berlin (TU Berlin) Freie Universität Berlin (Free University of Berlin) Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen The University of Bremen ULM University Albert-Ludwigs-Universitaet Freiburg Hasso-Plattner-Inst. Potsdam Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster MAGDEBURG UNIVERSITY Passau University TU CLAUSTHAL University of Cologne BTU COTTBUS – SENFFENBERG Technische Universität Dresden Goethe University Frankfurt TU BRAUNSCHWEIG TU CLAUSTHAL TU Kaiserslautern MAGDEBURG UNIVERSITY What are the Admission Strategies and Requirements? To be eligible to study in these tuition-free schools, you need to have good academic records, a good GPA, and a good test score in the IELTS and TOEFL. After meeting these criteria, complete the application form with adequate details, submit the required documents and try your best to meet the eligibility criteria. Here is information to help you create your budget for your tuition fees, cost of living, and accommodation if you are aspiring to study at a tuition-free university in Germany; • There are people who are exempted from this free tuition policy. Like students who do not finish their degree courses on time, and students who are studying in Bremen, Saxony, Lower Saxony, Saarland, Saxony-Anhalt, or Thuringia, may have to pay tuition fees. Tuition fees at private universities can rise to an average of 26,000 EURO per year for a Bachelor’s degree and 40,000 EURO per year for Masters’s student. The most expensive programs are said to be Programmes in Business Management and Engineering. •Cost of living and accommodation for Students in Germany: Not only is education affordable in Germany, but the cost of living is not so expensive. The average cost of living for a student is about 700-1,000 EURO per month including accommodation. In Germany, housing is said to be the highest expense for students, because they have an affordable option of renting an apartment called a studio or sharing privately rented rooms or residence halls. Monthly utilities can add 100-200 EURO per month to your living cost, the cost of feeding will take up at least 170 EURO per month. 10% of a student’s monthly budget is usually used for transportation. This can be around 25-250 EURO per month. However, your budget can be reduced if in the university you are applying for, the transportation cost is usually added to the administration fees. The German government and institutions like The German Academic Exchange Service(DAAD) and Deutschland stipendium usually offer financial support for the educational programs of students. Applying to many universities can increase your odds of admission and chances of selection. 10-15 applications should be the range for undergraduates and 5-10 for Masters and Ph.D. These universities have almost all the engineering, medical sub-fields, social science, arts, language, and Culture fields. To apply, first visit the website of the German University of your choice, follow the instruction, submit the required documents, and strive to meet the eligibility criteria. I hope that this article on tuition-free universities in Germany was helpful. Related posts: 15 Universities in the US with no application fee 6 Cheapest Universities in Luxembourg for International Students 9 Cheapest Universities in Spain for International Students 7 Cheapest Universities in France for International Students. Previous articleUniversity of Cumbria Scholarship; Acceptance Rate, Tuition Fees Next articleDrexel University Scholarships for International students Hammed Brayden https://unistudynews.com/ Editor at Unistudynews.com, I so much believe in self-development, this is why I choose to write about how to study abroad for international students. 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