Eight Steps to Germany

Germany is one of the most attractive locations for EU and international students worldwide. There are many different kinds of universities, all of which offer excellent quality. We help you to navigate your way through the university landscape in eight short steps.

The Right University

Step 1

Anyone looking to study in Germany is spoilt for choice. There are many different types of universities, all of which provide outstanding quality.

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The Right Degree Programme

Step 2

Whether Bachelor's or Master's, state exam or PhD – there is a wide range of degree courses and short courses on offer at German universities. All your options at a glance.

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The Requirements

Step 3

Anyone who wants to study at a university in Germany needs a so-called "Hochschulzugangsberechtigung" (HZB) or higher education entrance qualification.

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STEP 4

Learning German

Learning German is worthwhile. Find out where and how you can improve your German.

Applying

Step 6

Anyone looking to study at a German university needs to fulfill certain admissions criteria.

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Costs of Education and Living

Step 5

Compared to other EU states, living costs in Germany are relatively modest. Nevertheless, to ensure a successful stay in Germany, it is of utmost importance that funding is secured for the entire study period in Germany. Study and living costs at a glance.

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Visas

Step 7

International students often need a visa to travel to Germany. This depends on the country of origin and how long you want to stay.

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Renting a Room

Step 8

Unlike in many other countries, freshers at German universities are not automatically allocated student accommodation on enrolment. So it is important to start searching for accomodation early on.

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Help and Advice

Information

Whether you are interested in studying or research in Germany, our employees are always happy to assist with any questions relating to your study in Germany.

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DAAD Mexico

Regional Office Mexico City

Calle Kepler 157, Col. Nueva Anzures C.P. 11590 Mexico City Telephone: +52 55 5250 1883, -84, -85

E-mail: info.mexicodaad.de

Office hours for advice on studying and research in Germany: Monday to Thursday from 2.00 pm to 5.00 pm / Friday from 9.00 am to 1.00 pm

*Advice outside office hours is available by prior appointment

Eight Steps to Germany

The Right University

The Right Degree Programme

The Requirements

Learning German

Applying

Costs of Education and Living

Visas

Renting a Room

Help and Advice

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