Are there courses available in intellectual property and arbitration in Germany with zero tuition fees for a Master's?

Yes, Germany offers master's programs in intellectual property and arbitration with low or zero tuition fees at many public universities.

- Most public universities in Germany do not charge tuition fees for master's programs, including for international students.
- Some programs in this field may have a semester fee (typically around €300 - €400), but no tuition fee.
- A few specialized programs may charge tuition, so check each university’s policy.
- Some courses may require German language proficiency, while others are taught in English.

You will still need to budget for living expenses and health insurance.