Germany Masters

English exams such as TOEFL or IELTS; German programs may require TestDaF Goethe, ÖSD, TELC or DSH. Some master's programs may request GRE or GMAT.

To cover one year's expenses, a blocked account must be opened and approximately 11,000 Euros must be deposited.

A national Type D visa must be obtained for educational purposes.

It may take 6 to 12 weeks depending on the volume of applications.

If the language proficiency or documents are not complete, the university may grant conditional acceptance. In this case, you must complete your deficiencies.

Yes, students have the right to work part time for 20 hours per week. They can also work full time during the holidays.

Many prestigious public and private universities in Germany offer master's programs, such as TU Berlin, LMU Munich, and Heidelberg University.

A master's degree usually takes 1.5 - 2 years. However, some master's programs can be completed in a shorter time.

Institutions such as DAAD can provide scholarships of 850-1200 Euros per month.

After graduation, you can look for a job in Germany by obtaining a work permit for up to 18 months. If you find a job, you can renew your residence permit as a full-time work permit.

Yes, most universities in Germany are recognized by YÖK and the diplomas received after graduation are considered equivalent in Turkey.

Yes, students who do not speak German can apply for master's programs offered in English. However, knowledge of German can be an advantage in daily life and in some university procedures, so it would be beneficial to learn basic German.

Yes, many universities in Germany offer English-language master's programs. These programs are designed specifically for international students and are an ideal option for students who do not speak German.