Business and Management
Management, finance, economics, international business
Suitable for applicants with a relevant academic background
MASTER'S STUDIES IN GERMANY
We select programmes based on your academic profile, analyse university requirements and deadlines, and help you prepare a strong application.
Typical duration of a master's programme
Many public universities do not charge separate tuition fees
One of the permitted ways to work while studying
Time available to look for qualified employment after graduating from a German university
WHY GERMANY
A wide range of master's programmes across many fields
Strong university education and research opportunities
Many public universities do not charge separate tuition fees
The possibility to combine study with permitted employment
Opportunities to gain practical and research experience
The possibility to continue your career in Germany after graduation
STUDY FIELDS
Germany offers a broad selection of master's programmes. Programme names and curricula vary by university.
Management, finance, economics, international business
Suitable for applicants with a relevant academic background
Mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, industrial engineering
Previously completed subject-specific coursework is often particularly important
Data science, artificial intelligence, computer science
Mathematics, programming, and statistics are often important prerequisites
Biology, chemistry, biotechnology, molecular sciences
Your previous academic specialisation should be considered carefully when selecting a programme
Sustainability, energy, environmental sciences
Both technical and interdisciplinary programmes are available
International relations, public administration, sociology
Admission requirements vary by university
COSTS
Costs depend on the university, federal state, and specific master's programme.
Often no tuition fees
Many public universities in Germany do not charge separate tuition fees for consecutive master's programmes. However, exceptions exist.
Additional mandatory contribution
Students usually pay a semester contribution. The amount depends on the university and the services included.
Costs must be checked individually
In certain federal states and at individual universities, international students may be charged additional tuition fees.
WORKING WHILE STUDYING
Specific employment rules apply to international students. Your options also depend on your individual residence status.
140 full days
Many international students may work up to 140 full or 280 half working days per year.
up to 20 hours
In certain cases, employment can be organised within a limit of 20 hours per week during the academic term.
University and research
Students can look for positions at university departments, research groups, and university projects when such opportunities are available.
140 full days
Many international students may work up to 140 full or 280 half working days per year.
up to 20 hours
In certain cases, employment can be organised within a limit of 20 hours per week during the academic term.
University and research
Students can look for positions at university departments, research groups, and university projects when such opportunities are available.
AFTER GRADUATION
Graduates of German universities from outside the European Union may be able to obtain a residence permit to look for qualified employment after completing their studies.
SCHOLARSHIPS
Funding depends on the specific programme, the applicant's academic profile, country of origin, and application deadlines.
DAAD offers various funding programmes for international students and graduates. Eligibility depends on the country, field of study, and specific scholarship programme.
Some joint international master's programmes offer full scholarships to highly competitive applicants.
Additional funding opportunities may be offered by universities as well as public and private foundations.
DAAD offers various funding programmes for international students and graduates. Eligibility depends on the country, field of study, and specific scholarship programme.
Some joint international master's programmes offer full scholarships to highly competitive applicants.
Additional funding opportunities may be offered by universities as well as public and private foundations.
OUR SUPPORT
From assessing your academic profile and selecting programmes to preparing a strong application and managing the submission process.
We review your education, completed coursework, grades, and fit with the intended field.
We identify suitable options based on your education, budget, language of instruction, and career goals.
We build a clear action plan and define priority and backup options.
We help present your academic achievements, projects, experience, and strengths professionally.
We adapt the application to the requirements and academic focus of the selected programme.
We help present your education, experience, goals, and motivation clearly and professionally.
We check application completeness, deadlines, and the correct sequence for submitting documents.
START WITH AN ASSESSMENT OF YOUR PROFILE
We will review your education, experience, and goals, then create a clear plan for your next steps.
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