Our new evening courses are the right choice for anyone who is already studying or working and would like to improve their German language skills. There are courses for beginners and advanced learners. The evening courses take place twice a week in the evening from 6.00 pm. The number of participants is between 5 and 10.
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Shortly before Christmas, we received some good news: the federal program Bildungsberatung Garantiefonds Hochschule (GF-H) will be continued.
After the German government’s draft budget in the summer provided for the elimination of funding for the GF-H educational guidance program and more or less overnight no new scholarship holders were allowed to be accepted, …
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Please support the online petition against the abolition of the “Bildungsberatung Garantiefonds Hochschule” (GF-H) (University Educational Guidance Guarantee Fund)!
The federal program Educational Guidance Guarantee Fund University (GF-H) is to be abolished!
This is provided for in the new budget draft of the federal government for the year 2024. The reason for this is austerity measures. The GF-H educational guidance opens up opportunities, alleviates the consequences of war and leads to professional qualification. It combats shortages of skilled workers and promotes and finances educational measures for refugees, migrants and ethnic German immigrants.
As of 2024, all of this is to cease to exist?!
How much does studying in Germany cost for foreigners?
Can you study for free in Germany?
Many foreign students have heard that you can study for free in Germany. But many wonder if this is really true. After all, tuition fees are (very) high in many countries.
Free attendance at courses
And yes, it is indeed the case that studying in Germany, or more precisely attending courses at universities, is free of charge – at least at all public universities there are no tuition fees – with the exception of the federal state of Baden-Württemberg*.
What costs do you have as a student in Germany?
But that doesn’t mean you don’t need any money to study. In contrast to many countries where, ..
The costs of study, housing and living expenses have always been a decisive factor for many prospective international students when choosing a place to study abroad.
These become all the more important in times of pandemic and global inflation. Many international students and their families wonder whether or where they can still afford to study abroad.
Comparing the costs of different study destinations is not easy, as exchange rates change, tuition fees vary depending on the institution or study program, and housing costs also vary depending on individual needs and location.
This makes a 2022 analysis by real estate specialist Savills, cited by the ICEF Monitor*, all the more interesting, offering an interesting comparison of costs in twenty particularly popular target destinations for international students.
The “Starthilfe Deutsch” project
With the beginning of the German courses in the new year, our project “Starthilfe Deutsch” started with the first scholarship holders. The aim of the project is to provide particularly talented young people who have had to flee their home countries with basic German language skills as quickly as possible and to prepare them intensively and in a qualified manner for follow-up measures.
Scholarships for foreign students
For many foreign students, it is not easy to finance their studies in Germany. So you might be wondering if you can get a scholarship in Germany.
However, especially if you are a first-year student, the chances of getting a German scholarship are (very) poor, because your home country is responsible for funding so-called undergraduate studies.
German scholarships are usually only awarded to foreign students after they have completed their first university degree.