Study and Research in Germany

DAAD: Study and Research in Germany (www.daad.de/deutschland) Information on the German higher education system and on studying in Germany, on funding opportunities, on language and short courses, on language tests and on living in Germany
DAAD: Portal (www.study-in.de) Information about studying and living in Germany, search option for degree programs, useful links, dates of upcoming student fairs and information videos
DAAD: International Bachelor, Master and Doctoral Programs in Germany (www.daad.de/international-programmes) The database presents more than 1,800 bachelor, master and doctoral programs, preparatory courses and language and short courses
DAAD: Contact form to get in touch with the platform (http://www.daad.de/contactform)
HRK – Higher Education Compass (www.hochschulkompass.de) The database provides information on and links to all state and state-recognized higher education institutions in Germany
Studienwahl.de (www.studienwahl.de) Short descriptions of all the academic fields offered in Germany along with a database containing information and links to all the degree programs
National Association of Student Services Organizations: Information for foreign students (www.internationale-studierende.de) Practical tips and information for foreign students on topics like how to enter Germany, on accommodation, health insurance, financing, matriculation, and registration, or residence permit

DAAD: Admission database (www.daad.de/admission) Whether or not your higher education entrance qualification is recognized in Germany
Preparatory courses: Studienkollegs (www.studienkollegs.de) Studienkollegs prepare international students for the Feststellungsprüfung; the test has to be taken by international students whose school-leaving certificate does not qualify them for a course of study in Germany.
Application Services for International Students (uni-assist) e.V. (www.uni-assist.de) Processes applications for admission to German higher education institutions for a fee, as long as the higher education institutions in question are uni-assist cooperation partners
Test for Academic Studies (www.testas.de) Applicants from abroad can improve their chances of getting a study place in Germany by achieving good results in the Test for Academic Studies

German Rector’s Conference: HRK (www.hrk.de)
Conference of the Ministers of Education – KMK – and Central Office for Foreign Education – ZAB (www.kmk.org, www.kmk.org/zab, www.anabin.kmk.org)
CHE/DIE ZEIT: University Ranking (https://studiengaenge.zeit.de/ranking)
University of applied Science: (http://www.daad.de/u-of-applied-sciences)
Study courses: (https://www.daad.de/de/studieren-und-forschen-in-deutschland/studienprogramme-sprachkurse/alle-studiengaenge/)
Explanation of the Education System: (http://www.study-in-germany.de/en/higher-education-system)
Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree Programs in English (https://www.mygermanuniversity.com/)

Research in Germany (www.research-in-germany.de)
Research Explorer – The German research directory (www.gerit.org/de/)
DAAD: PhD Germany Database – Doctoral Positions in Germany (www.phdgermany.de)
Federal Ministry of Education and Research: BMBF (www.bmbf.de)
EURAXESS Germany – Germany for Researchers (www.euraxess.de)
DFG: Lists of Research training Groups and Collaborative Research Centers (www.dfg.de/gk, www.dfg.de/sfb)

Federal Foreign Office (www.auswaertiges-amt.de)
DAAD: Info Sheets on Entry, Residence and Employment (www.daad.de/deutschland/download)
Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (www.bamf.de)
Make it in Germany (www.make-it-in-germany.com)

https://www.aiesec.de/
https://elsa-germany.org/ (European Law Students’ Association)
https://www.iaeste.de/de/ (International Association for the Exchange of Students for Technical Experience)

German Studies