Universities directory
Thirty universities and university-associated institutions to explore, with indicative subject and language filters and direct official links. This is a starting point, not a ranking or an eligibility assessment. Fees depend on the applicant, degree and intake.
Whether you are eligible for a given programme. What that programme's deadline is this cycle. What language certificate and level it accepts. Exactly what it charges for your status and intake. Whether it uses uni-assist or its own portal. Whether it is still running at all. Every one of those is set per programme, changes between intakes, and lives on the university's own admissions page — which is where a shortlist becomes an application.
Filter down to a rough set, then do the real work: open each programme's own page and write down four things — the entry requirement, the language requirement, the application route, and the deadline. Six to ten programmes you can each justify beats twenty you cannot, and it is also considerably cheaper once uni-assist and VPD fees are counted.
Sort the shortlist into ones you are comfortably qualified for, ones that are a genuine stretch, and one or two you would be delighted by. Applying only to the third category is the most common way a strong applicant ends up with nothing.
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This is a list of thirty. Germany has hundreds of recognised institutions, so a combination with no result here says nothing about whether it exists. Two better places to look:
Hochschulkompass is the official register of every German higher-education institution and its programmes. The DAAD International Programmes database is the one to use if you specifically want English-taught programmes — it states the language requirement per entry.
Or tell us what you were filtering for and we will point you at where to look. No charge for a pointer.
Filtering by data is one thing. Finding the right fit for your profile, budget, and career goals is another. Personal university shortlisting is part of our University Admissions & Application Support; a free profile evaluation is a good first step.