What is the maximum budget I should consider for private universities in Germany?
You should plan for a maximum annual budget of €15,000 to €34,000 when studying at a private university in Germany.
- Tuition fees: Typically range from €5,000 to €20,000/year depending on the university and program.
- Living expenses: The German government requires proof of €11,904/year for living costs, but actual spending can be €10,200 to €14,400/year based on city and lifestyle.
These figures are subject to change and can vary by university and location.
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