Did you know Germany is the world’s most popular non-Anglophone study destination, and the third most popular overall – only the US and the UK welcome more international students each year? The question is what motivates so many students to study in Germany?

Germany is a country characterized by variety. Trendy and modern Berlin can seem a world away from the more traditional and conservative Munich. The gleaming skyscrapers of Frankfurt form a stark contrast to quaint Heidelberg. And if bustling and fast-paced Hamburg becomes too much, you can always retreat to the peaceful and picturesque Middle Rhine region.


Tuition Fees

If you are an international student and want to study in Germany at undergraduate level, the great news is there are no tuition fees at public universities in Germany for undergraduate students, and this also covers domestic, EU and international students in all states, with the exception of Baden-Württemberg, where non-EU students will be required to pay tuition fees of €1,500 (~US$1,670) per semester from autumn 2017.

Note that while tuition costs are free for domestic and international students, however international students will be required to pay a nominal fee per semester. This fee covers administration, student support and other costs, and is usually no more than €250 (~US$280).

The rather unfortunate news is that If you want to study in Germany at master’s level, you will be required to pay tuition fees. This is usually only the case for students who have not completed a related bachelor’s program at a university in Germany within the past few years – classed as “non-consecutive” students. Fees for non-consecutive master’s degrees vary, but can amount to as much as €10,000 (~US$11,100) per semester.

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