Tuition-free study in Germany is closer than you think
Enter your high school diploma grade and see its German equivalent for free. Explore tuition-free programs that fit your grade and prepare your application step by step with an expert advisor.
- Free account, no credit card
- Free results in 2 minutes
- Optional 1:1 expert session (paid)
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A 4-step process
Your path to Germany in 4 steps
Don't get lost in paperwork. Plan every step with your advisor and always know which document you need and when.
Enter your grade, see your result
Create your free account and enter your school grade; we show your German grade and the programs that fit you.
Your advisor reviews your file
Upload your documents. Your advisor reviews your file and works with you to pick programs where you have a strong chance of admission.
Your advisor approves your application
Your advisor checks your documents, approves the program that best fits your grade and field, and prepares your eligibility report. The official admission decision is made by the university.
Prepare for your visa and enrollment together
After approval, you can book an optional 45-minute 1:1 video session with your advisor (paid) to map out your visa, blocked account and enrollment steps together.
Why Germany?
Why study in Germany
Study at respected universities, mostly without tuition fees, and graduate with a German degree valued in Europe and around the world.
No tuition at most public universities
Well-established public universities such as RWTH Aachen, TU Berlin and Universität Hamburg charge no tuition; you only pay a semester fee of about 70–430 €. Your advisor will clarify the exceptions that do charge tuition (e.g. TUM, Baden-Württemberg).
Academic or hands-on, your choice
Besides universities that focus on theory and research, Germany has universities that offer practical, industry-oriented degrees. Choose the one that fits your goals; practical programs usually include an internship semester.
Work while you study, stay after you graduate
As a student you can work 140 full days or 280 half days a year. After graduating you can get a residence permit of up to 18 months to look for a job in Germany.
Explore Europe from Germany
With a German student residence permit you can travel to other Schengen countries without a visa for up to 90 days within any 180 days. At many universities the semester contribution also includes a public transport ticket valid across Germany.