If you are interested in obtaining tertiary education in Germany today, you don't necessarily need to speak German. It might interest you to know that applied sciences, as well as other academic disciplines such as business, international relations, bioinformatics technologies or foreign philology, are taught in English, both in state universities and private schools.

Although tuition fees at state universities are free, international students are expected to have at least 8,000 EUR on the bank account in order to obtain a visa, and to cover for other expenses including compulsory fees, termly student’s ID card fee, accommodation, textbooks fees etc.

There are a good number of top-ranking German universities offering English-taught study programmes, especially at Master's and research levels. Nonresidents who attend applied sciences and business studies often choose private universities, as state universities have higher entry requirements and degrees bilingual-taught degrees, mixing German courses with lectures held in English. The private schools, on the other hand, tend to be more loose with the admission requirements and much more expensive, but they are more internationally oriented and consequently they have more full-taught English degrees.

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German Universities Offering English Taught Programs

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