Transfer to a German University after 2–3 Years of Study
Boost your education quality and career prospects — study in German or English, often without entrance exams.
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Benefits of Studying in Germany
Germany hosts 300,000+ international students; around 40,000 come from CIS countries.
Why transfer after 2–3 years
With 2–3 years completed at a recognised home-country university, you can access direct admission routes in Germany.
Field constraints
Transfers are limited to identical/related fields. If you plan to switch, start with Career Orientation and, if needed, a Studienkolleg in the new track.
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Transfer pathways
Options depend on your completed studies, recognition status and grades.
11 YEARS OF SCHOOL + 2–3 YEARS
With a full school certificate and 2–3 years at a recognised university, you may apply directly in Germany. Some courses may be credited.
Apply to Bachelor Learn moreCOLLEGE + 2–3 YEARS
After college plus 2–3 university years, you may enter the 1st semester in Germany; prior study is treated as equivalent to 12 German school years.
Studienkolleg route Learn moreCHANGING MAJOR
Changing fields typically requires a Studienkolleg in the new track to bridge curriculum differences.
Studienkolleg Learn moreNO RECOGNITION
If your current university isn’t recognised in Germany, you’ll need one year at a Studienkolleg. The upside: you’re free to choose a new field.
Studienkolleg Learn more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Clear guidance on transferring to Germany after 2–3 years of study.
Questions about our support
Do you work under a formal contract?
Yes — an official contract under German law; services delivered as per the selected package.
Can you guarantee admission?
State-funded programmes are competitive, so guarantees aren’t possible. We raise your chances through strategy and high-quality documents. Our comprehensive packages include a one-year service guarantee (we repeat our services without extra fees if needed).
What language level is required?
Typically B2–C1 in the language of instruction (German/English), depending on the programme. We help you plan the exam timeline.
Will my previous courses be recognised?
Partial credit recognition is possible at the receiving university’s discretion. We advise on transcripts and syllabi preparation.
Do I need a blocked account?
For the student visa, you generally need proof of funds — blocked account, scholarship or a formal sponsor (Verpflichtungserklärung).
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