Programme Summary
Degree Preparation Programme (Bachelor’s & Master’s) is designed for students who wish to pursue higher education at public universities in Germany. Whether you’re planning to study for a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree, we help you take the first step towards achieving your academic goals.
With personalised guidance and a structured application process, we make studying in Germany more accessible, helping you prepare confidently for your university journey.
Why Students
Choose Germany
World-Class Education
Study at internationally recognised universities known for strong academic standards and innovation.
Affordable Education
Many public universities charge little to no tuition fees, making Germany a cost-effective choice for international students.
Research & Innovation Excellence
Germany is a global leader in science, engineering, technology and research, with access to advanced facilities and laboratories.
Strong Industry Connections
Universities collaborate closely with leading industries, offering internships, real-world projects and practical training.
Career & Salary Opportunities
Skilled graduates are in demand across many sectors, with strong career prospects and competitive salaries.
Long-Term Career & Residency Opportunities
Graduates may remain in Germany to work after their studies, with pathways towards long-term employment and permanent residency.
Programme Details
Admission Requirements
Study in Germany
Review the general academic and language requirements for Bachelor’s and Master’s degree applications in Germany.
Bachelor’s Undergraduate admission requirements
Academic
- A-Levels or STPM
- AUSMAT or CIMP
- IB Diploma
- Diploma with bridging courses from UiTM, UTM or Polytechnic
- German Foundation Programme
- Ausbildung
Language
or
TOEFL: Minimum 90
Level C1
Master’s Postgraduate admission requirements
Academic
- Degree with a minimum CGPA of 3.0
- Qualification from a recognised university
Language
or
TOEFL: Minimum 90
Level C1
Type of Master’s Degree
Semester & Application Timeline
Germany generally offers two university semesters. Review the semester dates and recommended application periods below.
Winter Semester Main university intake in Germany
Summer Semester Additional university intake
The main intake is the Winter Semester. Some programmes are available only during the Winter Semester.
How We Provide Our Services
From your initial eligibility assessment to your arrival in Germany, StudyGermany provides structured guidance throughout each stage of your university application journey.
Document Review & Assessment
We begin by reviewing your academic background and supporting documents to understand your eligibility and suitable study pathway.
- Academic document review
- Motivation letter and CV review
- Eligibility verification
University Applications & Research
We research suitable universities and programmes based on your eligibility, academic background and study goals.
- Detailed university research
- Recommendations of up to five suitable universities
- University shortlisting
- Application preparation
- Application submission to up to three universities
- Consultation and guidance
Admission & Enrolment
Once your application has been submitted, we assist with university communication and guide you through the admission and enrolment process.
- Admission processing
- University communication and follow-up
- Enrolment assistance and guidance
Visa & Relocation Support
After receiving your admission, we guide you through the necessary preparations for your student visa, departure and arrival in Germany.
- Visa application assistance
- Blocked account guidance
- Insurance assistance
- Pre-departure briefing
- Arrival support in Germany
Our team supports you from the initial document review through your university application, visa preparation and arrival in Germany.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I apply to study in Germany?
Start your application 6–9 months before your preferred intake for a smoother application process.
How can StudyGermany help with university applications?
We assist with university selection, application submission, admission guidance, and student visa support.
What is a Blocked Account for Germany?
A Blocked Account is required for most German student visas. For 2026, students must deposit €11,904 per year as proof of sufficient financial support during their studies in Germany.
Can I study in Germany in English?
Yes. Many German public universities offer Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes in English across various fields of study.
Can I work while studying in Germany?
Yes. International students can work part-time in Germany according to the country’s student employment regulations.
Can I work in Malaysia with a German degree?
Yes. German university degrees are internationally recognised and can be used to pursue career opportunities in Malaysia, subject to employer and professional body requirements.