Start a German university after college at home!
High-quality education and a secure future for your child.
Benefits of Studying in Germany
Germany hosts 300,000+ international students; around 40,000 come from CIS countries.
Why Germany after college
Admission after a vocational/college background comes with clear benefits — and specific rules.
Freedom of choice
In Germany, programme title and curriculum matter — they signal employability to future employers.
To pick the right track, try our Career Orientation.
Paid programmes with guaranteed entry
Public routes are competitive. Foundation/private Studienkollegs may offer guaranteed transfer to partner universities when conditions are met.
Learn more about guaranteed admission programmes.
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Admission pathways
Options differ mainly by how long you study at a home university first.
STUDIENKOLLEG
After around 1 year at an accredited home university, most applicants complete a 1-year Studienkolleg in Germany (German-taught; related track).
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After roughly 2 years at an accredited home university, you may apply directly to a related Bachelor in Germany (German and/or English, depending on programme).
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Unsure which path fits? Book a consultation!
Unsure which path fits? Book a consultation!
Our track record
Students have entered German universities after college, including the institutions below and many more:
FAQ
Clear answers about German university admission after college.
Questions about our support
Do you sign a formal agreement?
Yes. We sign a German-law service agreement; services are delivered per the selected package.
Can you guarantee admission?
Guarantees for public, tuition-free programmes aren’t possible due to competition. Foundation/private Studienkollegs may offer guaranteed progression when conditions are met.
What are the typical deadlines?
They vary by university. As a rule of thumb: winter intake ~ 1 April–15 July, summer intake ~ 1 October–15 January — always check the programme page.
Many students have already enrolled in Germany — we’ll help you get there too.
Book a consultation today and we’ll map the most effective route after college.