Which master's course in Germany suits a Radiologic Science graduate with 7.12 GPA and 12 months of work experience?

Germany rarely offers a master's literally called Radiology for someone with your background. Instead, this training sits under Medical Technology, Biomedical Engineering or Medical Imaging, so widening your search terms matters as much as your GPA does.

Why Medical Technology Fits Better Than Radiology by Name

Friedrich-Alexander-Universitat Erlangen-Nurnberg's Medical Technology MSc is DAAD listed as English taught and states a relevant bachelor's degree as its core admission requirement, making it a realistic first target. If your interest is specifically imaging, MRI, CT or diagnostics equipment, look for programmes explicitly listing biomedical imaging within Medical Technology or Biomedical Engineering rather than searching for Radiology alone.

FAU vs TUM vs OTH Regensburg: Matching Your GPA

My Advice

Your 12 months of experience helps most if it involved CT, MRI, X-ray, PACS or quality assurance work, since that strengthens your application without replacing missing academic prerequisites. Be clear on your goal before choosing: a master's here builds a career in imaging technology and medical devices, it is not the pathway to becoming a radiologist, which runs through a separate medical licensing route with a B2 German language requirement for clinical registration.

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DAAD (Medical Technology at FAU Erlangen-Nurnberg, Biomedical Engineering and Medical Physics at TUM, and Medical Technology at OTH Regensburg programme pages), Bundesportal, German Federal Government (recognition process for Medical Technologist for Radiology qualifications from third countries), Make it in Germany (official study requirements guidance).