Study in Germany: Admission, Cost, Visa and Scholarships (2027)

Germany has more than 400 higher education institutions. Public universities charge no tuition for most programmes; a semester contribution of EUR 150 to 400 covers administration and a transport ticket. Applications for the winter semester usually close on 15 July and for the summer semester on 15 January, but many international master programmes close earlier through uni-assist. Germany has more than 400 higher education institutions. Public universities charge no tuition for most programmes; a semester contribution of EUR 150 to 400 covers administration and a transport ticket. Applications for the winter semester usually close on 15 July and for the summer semester on 15 January, but many international master programmes close earlier through uni-assist. Germany has more than 400 higher education institutions. Public universities charge no tuition for most programmes; a semester contribution of EUR 150 to 400 covers administration and a transport ticket. Applications for the winter semester usually close on 15 July and for the summer semester on 15 January, but many international master programmes close earlier through uni-assist. Germany has more than 400 higher education institutions. Public universities charge no tuition for most programmes; a semester contribution of EUR 150 to 400 covers administration and a transport ticket. Applications for the winter semester usually close on 15 July and for the summer semester on 15 January, but many international master programmes close earlier through uni-assist. Germany has more than 400 higher education institutions. Public universities charge no tuition for most programmes; a semester contribution of EUR 150 to 400 covers administration and a transport ticket. Applications for the winter semester usually close on 15 July and for the summer semester on 15 January, but many international master programmes close earlier through uni-assist. Germany has more than 400 higher education institutions. Public universities charge no tuition for most programmes; a semester contribution of EUR 150 to 400 covers administration and a transport ticket. Applications for the winter semester usually close on 15 July and for the summer semester on 15 January, but many international master programmes close earlier through uni-assist.