Programme Summary
The German Foundation Programme is a strategic pathway designed to provide Malaysian students with a seamless transition into Germany’s world-class, tuition-free education system.
By combining intensive German language preparation (GL Course) with the specialized Studienkolleg foundation year, we ensure you are academically and culturally equipped to excel at Hochschule Mittweida and beyond.
Fastest route to Germany
GL COURSE
Attending Classes at StudyGermany
STUDIENKOLLEG
Attending Foundation Year in Germany
4 - 6 months in Malaysia
12 months in Germany
Our streamlined programme gets you to Germany in just six months, allowing you to complete your foundation and transition into a top-tier degree within a year and a half.
Advantages
of German Foundation Programme
The fastest route to Germany
Guaranteed PUBLIC University Placement
Early integration & cultural immersion
Efficient 18-month transition
Lower financial barrier
Technical excellence at Hs Mittweida
Programme Details
- Academic Requirement : Minimum SPM / IGCSE or equivalent (Diploma, Degree or higher are accepted)
- Language Requirement : German Language Level B1 (Included in the preparation program with StudyGermany)
- Age Requirement : 18 – 30 years old
- Foundation
Foundation in Engineering
Subjects
- German as a foreign language
- Mathematics
- Computer Science
- English
- Physics
- Chemistry
- Technical Drawing
Foundation in Business
Subjects
- German as a foreign language
- Mathematics
- Computer Science
- English
- Fundamentals in Social
- History, Geography & Social Studies (GGS)
- Business & Economics
Foundation in Science Social
Subjects
- German as a foreign language
- Mathematics
- Education / Psychology
- Sosiology
- Legal Studies
- Computer Science
- English
- Bachelor’s Degree
Bachelor's Degree in Engineering
Course
- Automotive Engineering
- Mechatronics
- Software Engineering
- AI / Data Engineering
- Cybersecurity
- Bio Technology
- Biophotonics
And many more
Bachelor's Degree in Business
Course
- Media Management
- Business Administration
- Business Studies
- Banking & Insurance Management
- Business Law
And many more
Bachelor's Degree in Science Social
Course
- Social Work
- Linguistics
- Psychology
- Sport Science
- Child Education
And many more
**Students may persue their preferred course at another university or higher education institution if it is not available at Hochschule Mittweida.
**Discover all degree programmes offered at Hochschule Mittweida on their official website here.
- Programme Intake (Subject to Academic Calendar)
- German Language Level A1 – B1 (4 – 6 months)
- Entrance Test
- Foundation Programme In Germany (12 months)
- Bachelor’s Degree In Germany (3 – 3.5 years)
Success Testimonial Highlights
Foundation Alumni Made It to Germany
We’ve guided countless students through their first steps into German higher education — from zero German to university-ready. See where the Foundation program took them.
Nurul Aisyah
Foundation in Engineering
- TU Munich, Munich
Behrinda
Foundation in Business
- Hochschule München, Munich
Chin Hao Bin
Foundation in Sciences
- Universität Hamburg, Hamburg
Shahera Adibah
Foundation in IT
- KIT Karlsruhe, Karlsruhe
Imran & Jyun Chen
Foundation in Architecture
- TU Berlin, Berlin
Chong Zhe Wei
Foundation in Medicine
- Charité – Universitätsmedizin, Berlin
Nissa Maisarah
Foundation in Economics
- LMU Munich, Munich
Rania Suraya
Foundation in Design
- HfG Offenbach, Frankfurt
Our Partners & Affiliates
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the intake for the freshman program?
Intake for Freshman Program is in November every year, but students have to sit for entrance exam during January-June every year.
Can I continue for A-level instead of Freshman Program?
Yes, you can! With your AS-Level result you can continue A2 Level in any certified institutions to complete you’re A-Level. At this moment, we do not provide A2 classes.
Do I need blocked account for my bachelor's degree later on?
Yes, you are required to prepare €11,000 for your blocked account before starting your Bachelor’s Degree in Germany later on.