Study in Germany in English for Free: Public Universities, Blocked Account (€11,208) & APS Certificate Rules
Public universities in Germany charge ZERO tuition fees for both domestic and international students across hundreds of English-taught Bachelor's and Master's programs.
Germany Admissions Lead, ALO Education
Official Author & Education Specialist
Table of Contents
1. Why Germany Offers Tuition-Free Public Education
2. Germany Blocked Account (€11,208 Living Cost Proof)
3. Academic Evaluation Centre (APS) Verification Process
1. Why Germany Offers Tuition-Free Public Education
Public state universities in Germany receive direct government funding, charging international students only a nominal semester contribution fee of €150 - €350 per term.
Article Frequently Asked Questions
Is German language proficiency mandatory for English-taught Master's?
No, but basic A1/A2 German is recommended for daily life and student part-time jobs.
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