Master Degree in Germany

Some of the no tuition fee universities of Germany which have Master programmes in Management:

1. Global Management (University of Applied Sciences)

2.International Management (Aktuelles - htwsaar)

3.Master in Management (MSc) – Heilbronn (Technische Universität München,The Entrepreneurial

University)

4.European Management (Master's Degree) (Technical University of Applied Sciences Wildau)

5.Financial Services Management (Kaiserslautern University of Applied Sciences,Startseite)

6.International Business and Management (MA) (Osnabrück University of Applied Sciences

,Hochschule Osnabrück | Hochschule Osnabrück)

7.Master in Management (MSc) (Technische Universität München,The Entrepreneurial University)

8.International Management (MSc) (Goethe University Frankfurt , Welcome to Goethe University

Frankfurt)

9.Master International Management (MA) (Dresden University of Applied Sciences)

10.Global Supply Chain and Operations Management (Hochschule fürWirtschaft und RechtBerlin
,Portal)

Now coming to Masters in Engineering Field; here are some examples of popular Engineering
degrees in Germany:

 Mechanical Engineering degrees in Germany

There are almost 22 master courses in this category some of which are-
MSc. Mechnical Engineering
M.Sc. in Computational Mechanics
M.Sc. in Robotic Systems Engineering
M.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering and energy systems
M.Sc. in Metallurgical Engineering
M.Sc. in Laser and Photonics
And many more…

 Electrical Engineering degrees in Germany

Germany offers approx. 29 courses for Electrical Engineering department-
M.Sc. in Smart Electrical Networks and systems (SENSE)
M.Sc. in Information and Technology (INFOTECH)
Electrical system Engineering
M.Sc. in Electrical Power Engineering
M.Sc. in Communication and Media Engineering (CME)
Etc.
  Biomedical Engineering degrees in Germany
Germany provides a wide range of courses in this category too (approx. 22 courses)-
M.Sc. in Bioanalytical Chemistry and Pharmaceutical Analysis
M.Sc. in Bionics Biomimetics
M.Sc. in Biomedical Engineering
M.Sc. in Medical system Engineering
European Masters in Medical Technology and Healthcare Business
M.Sc. in Chemical and Bioengineering
And so on…

 Space Engineering degrees in Germany

There are approx. 8 courses in Aerospace Engineering Masters-
M.Sc. in Space Engineering
M.Sc. in Aerospace Engineering
M.Sc. in Space Sciences and Technologies
M.Sc. in Earth Oriented Space Science and Technology
M.A. in Aviation Management etc….

Top 10 best Universities ranking in Germany

1. Times Higher Education World University Ranking 2020

 Ludwig-Maximilians-University (LMU) Munich

 Technical University of Munich
 University of Heidelberg
 Humboldt University Berlin
 Charite - Universitatsmedizin Berlin
 University of Freiburg
 University of Tubingen
 RWTH Aachen University
 University of Bonn
 Freie Universität Berlin

2. Academic Ranking of World Universities 2019 by Shanghai Jiao Tong University

 University of Heidelberg
 LMU Munich
 Technical University of Munich
 University of Bonn
 University of Frankfurt
 University of Freiburg
 University of Gottingen
 University of Cologne
  University of Munster
 University of Tubingen

3. QS World University Rankings 2020 by TopUniversities

 Technical University of Munich

 LMU Munich
 University of Heidelberg
 Humboldt University Berlin
 Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)
 Freie Universität Berlin
 RWTH Aachen University
 Technical University of Berlin
 University of Tubingen
 University of Freiburg

A list of Private Universities for Master courses in Germany are as below-

 Berlin School of Business and Innovation (BSBI)
 GISMA Business School
 Bard College Berlin
 CODE University of Applied Sciences
 Deutsche Journalistenschule
 EBC Hochschule
 FOM University of Applied Sciences, Economics and Management
 Friedensau Adventist University
 Hertie School of Governance
 International Psychoanalytic University Berlin
 Munich Business School
 Munich University of Applied Languages
 Natural Science and Academy Isny
 SRH Hochschule Berlin
 Steinbeis-Hochschule Berlin
 Steinbeis Business Academy
 University of Applied Sciences Europe
 Gustav Siewerth Academy
 WHU – Otto Beisheim School of Management
 Witten/Herdecke University
 State-accredited private Universities in Germany-

 FOM College
 IUBH International College
 Hamburger Fern-Hochschule
 College Fresenius
 German University for Prevention and Health Management
 European Fernhochschule Hamburg
 Rheinische Fachschule Koln
 Wilhelm Buchner University
 Diploma College
 AKAD University
 Fachholchschule des Mittelstands (FHM)
 SRH Fernhochschule
 SRH University of Applied Sciences Heidelberg
 MSH Medical School Hamburg
 International School of Management
 PFH Private University of Gottingen
 Macromedia College
And so on…………….

Top 7 Public Universities in Germany for International Students-

 Technical university of Munich
The highest ranked university in Germany and retaining its position in the World, hosts
around 5000 international students every year. TUM was founded in 1868 which has been
selected the best university many times and sets a high standard of education in Germany.

 Ludwig Maximilian University

This University was founded in 1472. Ludwig Maximilian University is the second highest
ranked university in Germany. Having abundant research and library centres, Ludwig
Maximilian University has become one of the strongest research branches in Germany.

 Heidelberg University
Heidelberg University, founded in 1386, is the oldest university in Germany with an
enrolment of 30,898 students including 6000 international students. With its practical
approach and welcoming faculty, Heidelberg University has maintained its high standards in
liberal arts studies.

 The Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)

One of the largest Research and education institutions in Germany, The Karlsruhe Institute
of Technology (KIT) is one of the leading universities reputed for its engineering and natural
sciences programs in Europe.
  Humboldt University of Berlin
The Humboldt University of Berlin was established in 1811 by the concept of Frederick
William III of Prussia and Wilhelm von Humboldt. Humboldt University was awarded the
‘University of Excellence’ in 2012 and well-known as “the mother of all modern universities”.
The university has an enrolment of 33,033 students with 41 Nobel Prize winners.

 Free University of Berlin

The Free University of Berlin, located in the capital of Germany, is one of the most
recognized universities known for its research in the field of humanities, social sciences,
natural and life sciences. The university has an enrolment of 31,500 students including
around 6300 international students.

 Technical University of Berlin

Technical University of Berlin, also known as TU Berlin, is one of the leading institutions in
Europe known for its highly ranked engineering programs. The university was founded in
1879 and has an enrolment of 34,428 students including the highest proportions of 6885
international students in Germany.

At the end let’s check out this table below to get a clear picture about Public and Private Universities
in Germany-

Public universities Private universities

Tuition fees NO YES

Entry requirements High standards Medium standards

Available places Limited Not-limited

Degree courses Many Limited

Modern facilities YES YES

Scholarships YES YES

Employability High High

Dropouts rate High Low

 Blocked account Information

There are some specific requirements that a student has to fulfil to get a Germany Student Visa. One
of these requirements is presenting a Blocked Bank Account as a way to prove your financial
resources for living in Germany.

What is a Blocked Account?

A Blocked Account is a special kind of bank account for foreign students in Germany, to deposit the
required amount of money to cover their living expenses for one year and serves as a proof of
financial resources when applying for a German student visa.

*The Blocked Account is also a requirement when you apply to obtain a residence permit Visa or a
Job seeker Visa.

When to open a Blocked Account?

You need to open a blocked account as soon as you get your university admission letter. It is
necessary for you in order to be able to prove that you are capable of supporting yourself financially.

How to Open a Fintiba Blocked Account for Students?

The whole process of opening your Blocked Account at Fintiba can be completed online in the
Fintiba WebApp. You will be guided through the process step-by-step and the account will be
opened in your name. You will only need a valid passport to open your Blocked Account and the
passport doesn’t need to be certified by the embassy. Here are the steps to open your account:

1. Open a Blocked Account at Fintiba website. You will find detailed information about opening
your Blocked Account and if you have further questions, they offer a free consultation.
2. Fill out the application form. Once you’ve started the process, you will be directed to an
online application form. Here, you need to provide your personal details and verify your
identity (scanning your valid passport). Once the verification process is completed, your
Blocked Account is opened. This takes at most 10 minutes.
3. Deposit money. Now that your Blocked Account is opened at Fintiba, you need to deposit the
required amount of money to your account. Note that international transfers normally take up
to 5 days to be completed and sometimes more depending on your local bank.
4. Receive a confirmation email. As soon as the funds are transferred, Fintiba will automatically
send you an email to confirm that your deposit is accepted, and your blocked account is now
activated.
5. Make an appointment at the German embassy. As soon as you receive this email, you arrange
an appointment at the German embassy. Print out the blocked account confirmation email
because you will need it at the embassy to prove your financial resources.That’s it! Once you
have your Blocked Account opened, you have completed one of the most important
requirements to successfully getting your student visa.
6. Access your money. Once you arrive in Germany, you need to open a current bank account at
any bank of your choice where your monthly pay-out will be transferred from your Fintiba
Blocked Account. Important! Do not forget to finish the last steps in your Fintiba account and
upload all the required documents to get access to your money.
 How to Open a Blocked Account at Deutsche bank

 Firstly, apply for a blocked account as soon as you receive your University o College
Admission Letter.
 Secondly, Download the Application form and completely fill it with correct information.
 Now, take two print outs of the form. One which required to be submitted at embassy and
other one keep with yourself just in case required later on.
 Collect the required documents (as listed below) and appoint an interview through phone
or email at the German embassy or consulate in your country of residence, which serve as
an attesting authority in this case.

For the attestation you need to submit the following documents to German embassy or consulate
in your country of residence:

 Application Form for a Deutsche Blocked Bank Account, fully filled with correct and honest
information (Download the form here!)
 your valid passport, alongside with two black and white copies
 your admission letter from the German University where you will carry your studies,
alongside with a copy of it
 a prepaid envelope (from a private provider such as FedEx, DHL or US to forward the
application to Germany) addressed to Deutsche Bank, “Deutsche Bank”, Privat- und
Geschäftskunden AG, Alter Wall 53, 20457 Hamburg, Germany
 documents that prove the source of your funds (e.g. bank statements)

You will have to sign the application form in presence of a Consular officer in order to have your
signature certified.

Sending your application to Deutsche Bank

At the German embassy they will certify your application form, which then you shall send to this
address through the German embassy consulate:

DB Privat- und Firmenkundenbank AG

Alter Wall 53

20457 Hamburg

Germany

Along with the application form, you will need to send the following documents as well:

 Certified copies of your passport

  A copy of the admission letter from your university/ college
 Evidence of the source of your funds (e.g. bank statements)

If there is a branch of the Deutsche Bank in your home country, you can apply there directly without
the need to go to the embassy.

Within a few days, you will get a reply from the bank in Germany through email, confirming that
your bank account has been opened.

How to open a Blocked Account with Kotak Mahindra Bank

The list of documents you need to provide when applying to open a blocked account in Kotak
Mahindra Bank in India are as follows:

 Documents of your Savings Account Opening Form and Know Your Customer (KYC)
 A copy of your passport.
 The University’s Admission Letter.
 The email of Indemnity in the bank’s format.
 Your request to change your status from resident to non-resident, and your Resident
Account to NRO.
 Outward Remittance Form – the part about the beneficiary account and account details will
be left blank.
 IP Cheque for INR value equivalent to €8,640. Notice that this amount exceeds the limit set
by the German government to cover any possible change in rate exchange between the time
when money is deposited and when you have the right to request a withdrawing in
Germany.
 Student Request Letter – your declaration to allow Kotak Mahindra Bank to apply a Debit
Freeze in your blocked account until a permission to withdraw money overseas and sharing
your blocked account information when landing in Germany.

After a week or two, the bank will send you an email to confirm your blocked account is ready and
will state the exact amount of money you have deposited.

FAQ
How long does it take to open a blocked account?

 When opening the blocked account on Fintiba, the process only takes around 10 minutes.
 When opening the blocked account directly via the local branch of Deutsche Bank, the
process might take up to 1 week.
 The whole process of opening your blocked account in Kotak Mahindra Bank is supposed to
take around 15 to 20 days.
 When opening the blocked account via the Germany Consulate/Embassy, the process might
take up to several weeks, so apply early!

Withdrawal of money from Blocked Account

Yes, Withdrawal of money is possible from blocked Account. An amount of 853 euros per month can
be withdrawn, but not more. Also, this amount cannot be withdrawn at once.

What kind of documents need to be submitted to verify the origin of funds?

 Fintiba does not require you to verify the origin of funds that are transferred.
 For Deutsche Bank, however, you can submit any type of document that proves you have
the funds for the blocked account, as a bank statement, proof of a scholarship or proof of a
donation. None of these documents should be older than 3 months. If more than one person
will donate to your account then the names of all of them must be listed on the application
form and the appropriate letters of verification must be attached.

Health Insurance

It is mandatory to have health insurance in Germany. International students must present proof that
they have health insurance when they enrol.Health insurance provides the certainty that the costs of
medical care and medications do not have to be paid privately in the event of an accident or illness.

DAAD Insurance
The DAAD offers combined health, accident and personal liability insurance for trainees, students
and academics - as well as their partners and children - who come to Germany. DAAD scholarship
holders receive this insurance automatically.

DAAD monthly premium per person

Students €89,00

Spouse/ life partner €145,00

Children (under 18) €105,00

Mawista Insurance
Mawista health Insurance is for language students and university students in Germany. In case of
unexpected illness or an accident, a health insurance policy protects you from incalculably high
medical costs.The health insurance covers the treatment by a physician and in hospital as well as the
medications prescribed by the physician.The health coverage applies to Germany and temporary
visits (e.g. vacation) to the states of the European Union, along with Switzerland, Liechtenstein,
Norway and Iceland.

Insurance benefits

 Free choice of doctors

 Fast claims processing
 Flexible contract termination
Insurance cost- from €33.10 per month

Insurance duration- From 1 to 48 months (4 years)

Payment method- monthly, via Debit or credit card

Maximum entry age- 55 Years

Notice of termination- at the end of each month via e-mail or letter

Extension- application at any time before the expiration

AOK Insurance
AOK is a provider of statutory health insurance. They pay out for treatment by doctors and dentists,
drugs, therapy (e.g. massages, physiotherapy, etc.) and assistive equipment (e.g. walking aids), and
hospital treatment.

How much does student health insurance cost?

The monthly rate stands at EUR 76.04 from 1.10.2019 (EUR 66,33 till 30.09.19). A small additional
fee that varies regionally may also apply (currently around two to seven euros). In addition, you will
pay a statutory contribution for care insurance EUR 22.69 per month from 1.10.2019 (EUR 19,79 till
30.09.2019). Insured persons from 23 years of age and upwards without children pay EUR 24.55
(EUR 21,42 till 30.09.2019).

How to take AOK insurance

It is very easy to become a member of AOK. Just fill out the form online – and you’re all set! An AOK
adviser will then contact you shortly afterwards to discuss the next steps with you and they will then
send you your insurance certificate for the university.

TK Health Insurance for foreign students in Germany(Public Insurance)

(TechnikerKrankenkasse (TK) is one of the biggest healthcare funds in Germany)

Benefit- One of the many benefits of choosing TK is that it offers online and phone support seven
days a week and boasts an English-language support portal and an English-language application
form.

Student cover with TK costs the standard (discounted) amount of €105.80 for long term care, which
covers both basic public healthcare and nursing insurance for care in later life.

How to take TK insurance

The easiest way to join TK is by signing up online. TK offers an online application form, with separate
forms for students and workers. Everything is in English and written in easy to understand language.
And the steps required to join are kept as simple as possible.

Expatrio can help you sign up fast and easily. You can visit the Expatrio Health Insurance service page
to start the process today.