High-quality education: According to a survey conducted by Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU) in 2018, Germany has 4 universities in the top 100 and 14 universities in the top 200 worldwide university rankings.

Low tuition fees: Tuition fees at universities in Germany are significantly lower than those charged in the USA, Canada, or any country in the European Union. Furthermore, several German universities offer postgraduate students flexible payment options. Germany boasts a wide variety of programs that cater to the diverse needs of every student. Whether students are interested in music, engineering, medicine, international business, history, innovation, or entrepreneurship, Germany has it all. Additionally, these programs feature sophisticated curricula and employ effective teaching methods. Students attend German universities where English serves as the medium of instruction. This approach guarantees that they receive a quality education in a language familiar to them.

The German states allow students from other countries to work up to 20 hours per week during the academic year. Generally, students can perform various tasks; for instance, they can work as social media assistants, translators, administrative personnel, writers, and teachers. Moreover, international students have the opportunity to obtain an 18-month post-study permit, which enables them to apply for a job after completing their studies. Therefore, these opportunities help students gain valuable work experience while they study in Germany.

Travel to Europe on your student visa. Those students who wish to study in Germany are issued with student permit accompanied by residency permit. This permit does more than enable students find Germany, but also enables the student to travel to any Schengen country without having to apply for another visa. Think about it, you would be walking around the most renowned and intelligently designed buildings of Spain, France, Greece, Portugal, Denmark and more. In addition, thanks to this opportunity, students can extend their perspectives of the culture and beautify of landscapes and traditions in the European countries.

Technische Universität (Technical universities): Universities prioritize traditional forms of learning and teach subjects such as engineering, science, and technology.

Fachhochschulen (Universities of applied sciences): Universities of applied sciences in Germany offer students courses that emphasize practical training, with at least 70% of these courses focused on hands-on experience. These universities teach subjects such as economics, social sciences, natural sciences, and business administration.

Kunsthochschulen (Colleges of art and music): These colleges focus on providing students with artistic and creative courses in fields like film-making, music, fashion designing, fine arts and theatre.

Technische Universität(Technical universities) focus on traditional learning, emphasizing engineering, science, and technology subjects.