InterVision's Group InterPASS Visa consultation
InterAX by Intervisions — Education Partner

Education in Germany

Germany is one of the most preferred destinations in Turkey with its strong engineering tradition and not paid for education in state universities. This page summarizes the structure you need to know before the application.

Last update: 1111 September 2026Prepared by: InterAX Editor TeamThe figures and dates on this page have been verified against the sources listed below.

Germany for whom

  • Engineering seeks strong academic infrastructure in nature sciences and practical areas
  • Those who want to keep the tuition fee load low and break the budget into the cost of life
  • Assessing the possibility of staying in the European business market after training
  • Those who are willing to plan the application process early
Education languageGerman · EnglishEnglish programs are particularly common at the higher degree level
PeriodsWinter (October) · Summer (April)
Application channeluni-assist or direct collegeProgram basis is determined
Education feeNo state universities1.500 €/dönem for non-EU students at Baden-Württemberg
Maddi assurance11.904 €Block account; the amount is updated periodically
Working right140 full / 280 half days or 20 hours per week

Higher education system

Higher education in Germany consists of three types of institutions:

  • University — research-oriented, broad theoretical foundation, open way to the doctor.
  • Fachhochschule (HAW) — application-oriented, strong, mandatory internship periods of the sector bond.
  • Kunst-, Musik- und Filmhochschule — accepted based on talent exam in art, music and movie areas.

The three is in the state university status and diplomas have the same legal value. Selection is made according to your academic approach and after graduation.

Academic calendar

PeriodStartCommon deadlineNote
Winter periodOctober15 JulyProgram diversity
Summer periodApril15 JanuaryStudent area program number less

These dates are widely used dates; the last date that each program publishes on its own page. The last date in applications via uni-assist is the date that the contact reaches uni-assist.

Cost structure

The total cost in Germany consists of three pens: the tuition fee, the administrative contribution and life expenses. The largest pen for most students is third.

Education feeNot taken in most of the state universitiesException: Baden-Württemberg (Non-EU 1.500 €/dönem) and paid weiterbildend programs
Administrative contributionEvery period is paidThe amount varies according to university; most universities include public transport tickets
Life expensesChanges markedly according to the CityRent difference is the pen that affects the total budget most

Visa and study right

There is a national student visa for educational purposes exceeding 90 days. There is a letter of acceptance in the center of the Visa file and a certificate of financial qualification. According to the official portal of the Federal Government of Germany, students can work up to 140 full days or 280 half a day, or 20 hours a week.

Visa process, brother brand InterPASS coordinated with. Training plan and visa file run through the same calendar.

Program pages

Is it suitable for your Germany profile?

Let’s evaluate your academic history and language levels together and get a realistic list of programs.

Free Preliminary Assessment

Frequently Asked Questions

Is education really free in Germany?

Most of the state universities do not receive a tuition fee, but this does not mean "unlimited". Every time administrative contribution is paid, non-EU students in the province of Baden-Württemberg pay 1,500 € per term and the cost of life is the main pen of the budget.

What is conditional acceptance?

Some institutions for candidates who have not yet completed the language qualification are accepted to meet the language condition in a certain time. The scope and duration of the condition varies from the institution to the institution; there is no general Germany rule.

What period is started in Germany?

Winter period October, the summer period starts in April. A part of the programs takes students only during the winter period.

Sources

  1. Make it in Germany (Germany Federal Government) — — Student visa, financial assurance amount and work right
  2. Baden-Württemberg Science, Research and Art Department — — Study fee for non-EU students
  3. uni-assist e.V. — — Application deadlines and evaluation time
  4. Auswärtiges Amt (German Ministry of Foreign Affairs) — — Block account (Sperrkonto) opening and determining the amount