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Is it feasible for me to pursue masters in France or Germany without knowing the local language for a Master's?

27 Jul 2026 · Answered by Komal Yadav · 1 min read
Komal Yadav
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Yes, you can pursue a master's in France or Germany without knowing the local language if you apply to English-taught programs.

- Germany offers many English-taught master's degrees, especially in fields like computer science and engineering. You only need to show English proficiency (such as your IELTS score). - France also has English-taught master's programs, though fewer than Germany. English proficiency is needed, and French is not required for admission.

However, learning some German or French will make daily life and settling in much easier.

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Abhishek Mehta
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Yes, you can pursue a Master's program in Germany fully taught in English without learning German beforehand. Over 1,800 English-taught Master's programs are available, and German language skills are not required for admission or study.

You will need to meet English proficiency requirements, usually through IELTS or TOEFL scores. While knowing some German can help with daily life, it is not mandatory for your studies.

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