To study at a university in Germany, the diploma grade must generally be at least 70-75 out of 100.

Yes, most public universities in Germany are free of charge; only a small semester-long registration fee is charged.

Yes, there is a language requirement to study at a university in Germany. Depending on the language of the program, a German or English proficiency certificate is required.

To study at a university in Germany, German language proficiency at at least B2 or C1 level is generally required.

Among the universities that offer education in English in Germany, the following stand out:

• Technical University of Munich (TUM)

• Humboldt University Berlin

• Ludwig Maximilian University Munich (LMU)

• Free University Berlin

• RWTH Aachen University

• University of Heidelberg

These universities offer English education options in various fields, especially in postgraduate programs.

Yes, it is possible to study at a university in Germany without taking an exam.

To study at a university in Germany without an exam, you must have graduated from high school in Turkey and generally be enrolled in a university in Turkey. In addition, a German or English language proficiency certificate may be required depending on the program you are applying for.

In order to receive university equivalence in Germany, your diploma from Turkey must be recognized in Germany. To start this process, you can check the equivalence of your diploma or review the equivalence requirements of the university you applied to.

Yes, students coming from Turkey to study at a university in Germany must obtain a student visa. A residence permit will also be required for the duration of their education.

Studying at a university in Germany can be challenging as it requires high academic standards and discipline. Language proficiency also requires extra effort, especially if you are studying in German.

By 2024, you need to have around 11,208 euros in your bank account. This amount proves that you have enough money to cover your living expenses during your studies in Germany.

A German student visa is usually granted for 3 to 6 months at first. After arriving in Germany, you can convert this visa into a residence permit and extend it for the duration of your education (usually 3 years for undergraduate studies and 1-2 years for graduate studies).

Some universities in Germany that offer conditional admission are:

• Technical University of Munich (TUM)

• Humboldt University Berlin

• University of Cologne

• University of Heidelberg

• University of Freiburg

• University of Leipzig

• University of Duisburg-Essen

These universities offer conditional admission to international students, especially those who have not yet completed their language proficiency, allowing them to start their studies after receiving language training in Germany.

Most public universities in Germany are free of charge. Students only pay semester fees.

No, there is no specific age limit for studying at a university in Germany.

Undergraduate education in Germany usually lasts 3 years (6 semesters), while some engineering programs can be 4 years. Master's programs are usually completed in 1-2 years.

Yes, the Abitur Diploma is very advantageous for German universities. The Abitur provides direct entry to universities in Germany and does not require an additional language exam as it proves German language proficiency.

Yes, many universities in Germany have YÖK equivalence in Turkey. However, equivalence may vary for each program and university.

Yes, you can complete your bachelor's degree at universities in Germany. If you have an associate's degree in Turkey, some German universities offer the opportunity to complete your bachelor's degree for certain departments.

Yes, you can work while studying at a university in Germany. International students can work part-time for up to 20 hours per week and are allowed to work full-time during vacation periods.

There are approximately 400 universities in Germany.