Studying in Germany

Germany has much to offer as a place to study - courses geared to international needs, internationally recognized qualifications such as Bachelor and Master, a credit system which allows the accumulation and transfer of study and exam modules. And the best: you don’t necessarily have to speak German in order to study in Germany. Still, you could learn it while you’re there.

Germany has a Great Reputation

More and more students from the United States are discovering “Campus Germany” . Ulrich Grothus, Director of the DAAD’s New York office, knows what students find so fascinating about German universities and colleges. Read More

Studying in English at a German university

When coming from overseas to study at a German university, English will do just fine if that is what you are after. American Sara Duke tells us what it’s like studying in her own language in a country that speaks a different one. Read More

The Teachers – Commitment, Ability and Passion

Original thinkers, groundbreaking scientists and great artists: Read portraits of outstanding teachers at German institutions of higher education, learn about their commitment, willingness to work hard – together with knowledge and the ability and passion to hand it on to the future generation Read More

Education for Tomorrow’s World

The Initiative for Excellence, the introduction of new subjects, more bachelors and masters degree courses and larger numbers of students from abroad than ever before: ‘Campus Germany’ finds itself in a state of change – and as a result is more attractive than ever before. Read More

Meet the DAAD Young Ambassadors!

DAAD Young Ambassadors are undergraduate students from North America who have recently studied in Germany. Find someone who studied where you want to go, who specializes in your field, or who comes from your home state or college -- and ask them whatever you ever wanted to know about study or research in Germany! Read More

Preparing for Studying in Germany

College life abroad can be great. An exciting time in a new environment, a new language, meeting new people. But before the dream becomes a reality, applications need to be filed, fees paid, and language abilities tested. Read More

Ten tips for keeping student costs down

There comes a time in just about every student’s life when money becomes a serious issue. Like, where did it go? And so darn quickly? Our partner Young Germany offers some tips on how to keep student costs down. Read More

My First Week at a German University

You’ve suddenly found yourself washed up on the beach of an uncharted land called "German University." You may be disorientated and have a ton of questions, but have no fear, because our partner Young Germany has mapped out an info-packed route to ensure a hassle-free first week Read More

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