Start a German university after your Bachelor!

Deepen your field with a Master or pivot into a future-proof second Bachelor in Germany.

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Benefits of Studying in Germany

Germany hosts 300,000+ international students; around 40,000 come from CIS countries.

Academic excellence

Strong faculties, modern labs and globally recognised degrees.

No tuition fees

Most public universities charge no tuition; you pay semester contributions and a transport pass.

20,000+ programmes

Study in German or English across engineering, IT, business, medicine, design and more.

Future-ready fields

AI, sustainability, bioengineering, fintech — interdisciplinary skills in demand.

Hands-on learning

Internships and industry projects built into degrees — a powerful career launchpad.

Research & innovation

Access to cutting-edge research, incubators and strong industrial clusters.

Competitive salaries

Graduates are in high demand; earnings are on par with leading EU markets.

Employability

18-month post-study period to find a job and clear pathways to work visas.

Live in Germany

A German degree supports a legal route to live and work in Germany and the EU.

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Why Germany after a Bachelor

More options: a related Master or a brand-new Bachelor to switch careers.

Language choice

Master’s and Bachelor’s programmes are available in German and/or English, depending on the university.

Either pursue a related Master or start a second Bachelor from scratch.

Mostly no entrance exams

Selection is typically document-based. Artistic programmes may require portfolio/auditions. Submissions are online.

Direction flexibility

Deepen your current field in a Master or re-train with a new Bachelor — aligned to your career goals.

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Master or a new Bachelor? Get clarity in our webinar!

A free session covering requirements, timelines and practical steps after a Bachelor.

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Admission pathways

Your route depends on degree type/quality and your target field.

BACHELOR DEGREE

With a recognised Bachelor and solid grades, you can enter a related Master in Germany (exceptions: medicine, general law, teacher training).

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DISTANCE DEGREE

Distance Bachelors are often counted as 1–2 on-campus years. The typical route is (re)starting with a Bachelor in Germany.

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CHANGING FIELD

To pivot into a new field, start a new Bachelor (German/English track). Masters typically require subject proximity.

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NO RECOGNITION

If your university isn’t recognised in Germany, you’ll usually start with a Bachelor; in some scenarios a Studienkolleg year comes first.

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20+ years of experience

Deep, hands-on expertise to design the best solution for every client and run long projects reliably.

Office in Germany

Direct control of your process on the ground and immediate alignment with local regulations and updates.

Quality guarantee

Within our comprehensive package: a free re-run of admissions if the first attempt fails for any reason.

Admissions end-to-end

From strategy and documents to applications, visa and enrolment — we handle every step for you.

Our reputation & results

Students have enrolled after a Bachelor at the universities below and many more:

Friedrich–Alexander University Erlangen–Nürnberg
Goethe University Frankfurt
Technische Universität Dresden
Technische Universität Berlin
RWTH Aachen University
Free University of Berlin
Humboldt University of Berlin
Heidelberg University
Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich
Technical University of Munich

FAQ

Clear answers on requirements, language, finances and timelines.

Questions about our support

Which documents are required for a Master?
Degree & transcript, language certificate, statement of purpose/CV, references; sometimes portfolio/GMAT/GRE depending on the programme.
What are the typical deadlines?
Commonly: winter intake ~ 1 April–15 July, summer intake ~ 1 October–15 January. Always check the programme page.
Do I need proof of funds?
For the visa: blocked account, German sponsor (Verpflichtungserklärung) or a scholarship. Amount depends on current rules.
Can you guarantee admission?
No guarantees for public programmes due to competition. We maximise success with the right strategy and a strong dossier; some paid routes offer conditional partner guarantees.

Many students have already enrolled — we’ll help you get there too.

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