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Tuition-free master's in Germany

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Master'sin Germany
No tuition feeguide

Yes — many master's programmes at German public universities charge no tuition fee: students pay a semester contribution and their own living costs. The universities below, including University of Bonn, Dresden University of Technology and Arden University Berlin, have master's programmes with no tuition fee.

Universities that fit

Public universities in Germany are listed by name; their programme names, fees and deadlines open with a Glovels package. Private universities' programmes link to their own pages.

Frequently asked questions

Are master's degrees in Germany really free?

At many public universities, yes: there is no tuition fee, only a semester contribution each semester and your living costs. University of Bonn, Dresden University of Technology and Arden University Berlin are among them.

Do I still need money to show for the visa?

Yes — the student visa asks for proof that you can pay a year of living costs, usually in a blocked account.

Which universities in Germany are tuition-free?

The public universities on this page — University of Bonn, Dresden University of Technology and Arden University Berlin among them, in cities such as Berlin, Hamburg, Bremen, München and Aachen. The programme names open with a Glovels package.

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