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I have not done much research on my master’s program; can you help me understand the options and process in Germany?

14 Aug 2026 · Answered by Neelam B · 1 min read
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Yes, Germany offers a wide range of master's programs for international students, with options taught in both English and German.

You can choose from:
- Consecutive master's degrees (continue your bachelor’s field)
- Non-consecutive degrees (switch fields, often require work experience)
- Continuing education programs (part-time for professionals)

Popular fields include Engineering, Computer Science, Business, and Health Sciences.

The typical process:
1. Identify programs that fit your background and interests.
2. Ensure your bachelor’s degree meets German recognition and course requirements.
3. Obtain an APS certificate (mandatory for Indian students).
4. Prepare documents: transcripts, degree certificates, language test scores (usually IELTS 6.5 for English-taught), Statement of Purpose, CV, recommendations, and passport.
5. Apply directly to the university or via Uni-Assist. Deadlines are usually mid-July for October intake.
6. Show financial proof (about €11,000 in a blocked account) for your visa.
7. Apply for a student visa after admission.

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