Germany is a top destination for international students, thanks to its prestigious universities and colleges. German education is known for its quality and excellence, which makes foreign students, including those from Israel, choose it for advanced academic education.

Germany is not only known for its advanced educational institutions but also for its affordable living costs and relatively low tuition fees compared to many other countries. Students are not required to pay high tuition fees, but only an annual registration fee of around 350 euros.

Do you study at a university or a college?

In Germany, you can complete your studies either at universities or colleges. For example, fields such as medicine, law, and pharmacy are only taught at universities, while students can choose colleges for fields such as engineering, business administration, and technical sciences. There is no difference in academic level between universities and colleges, as graduates receive the same degree, although universities offer more opportunities for higher education, such as a doctoral degree.

Registration at German Universities

To study in Germany, you must have a recognized high school diploma such as Tawjihi or Bagrut. You are also required to have a certain level of proficiency in the German language, typically C1, though B2 may be accepted in some cases. There are also certain cases where you may need to complete a preparatory year before enrolling in university programs.

Available Majors

• Engineering: Electrical engineering, architecture, mechanical engineering, civil engineering, and computer engineering.
• Medical Sciences: Medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, physiotherapy, speech therapy, and psychology.
• Business Administration: Business administration, economics, and marketing.
• Law and Politics: Law, political science, and international relations.
• Natural and Technical Sciences: Such as physics, chemistry, and biology.
• Computer Science: Software development, artificial intelligence, and data analysis.
• Arts: Fine arts, graphic design, and architecture.
• Social Sciences: Sociology, communication studies, and psychology.

Advantages of Studying in Germany:

• Free or low-cost education.
• Internationally recognized German degree.
• High-quality education with opportunities for academic development.
• Educational environment that encourages research and innovation.

How to Apply

You can start by contacting us to determine the most suitable major for you and learn the steps for applying to German universities. If you have any questions about Study in Germany, whether related to registration or university life, we are here to assist you.