Study in Germany
English-taught private universities in Berlin, Hamburg, Potsdam and Bremen, plus public universities. Here is what studying costs, what English level you need, how to get in after school in Uzbekistan and how the student visa works.
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Why · Germany
At BSBI, University of Europe, Gisma and Constructor University, bachelor’s and master’s programmes are taught in English. You don’t need German to get in, but it helps with part-time jobs and everyday life.
In most German states public universities charge no tuition, only a semester contribution. There are exceptions: Baden-Württemberg charges non-EU students €1,500 per semester, and the Technical University of Munich from €2,000. We also help students apply to public universities.
Non-EU students can work 140 full or 280 half days a year under the rules in force since 1 March 2024. It helps with living costs, but it won’t pay your tuition.
After graduating from a German university you can get an 18-month residence permit to find a job that matches your degree. During that time you may work without restrictions.
Private universities don’t only start in autumn: BSBI takes students in February, May and October, Gisma in January, April, July and October, and University of Europe in Berlin in January, March, July and September.
With a four-year bachelor’s (240 ECTS), some private universities let you take a 60 ECTS master’s in 12 months. At Gisma it costs €16,250 for the whole programme, at University of Europe from €9,263 a year.
Levels of study
Ages are recommended: within these ranges admission and visas go most smoothly for students from Uzbekistan. If you are older, message us and we will look at your case.
Foundation
The usual route into a private university after school in Uzbekistan: 6 months at Gisma, a year at Constructor University, and at BSBI the foundation year is built into a four-year bachelor’s.
Bachelor’s
Master’s
Universities · Germany
Berlin and Hamburg · Private business school
A business school in Berlin and Hamburg teaching in English. Bachelor’s and master’s degrees are awarded by its UK partner universities, the University for the Creative Arts and the University of Chichester. Three intakes a year: February, May and October.
Requirements
Bachelor’s: IELTS 6.0 (at least 5.5 in each part); after 11 years of school, the four-year route with a foundation year, from age 17. Master’s: a bachelor’s degree, IELTS 6.0, from age 21.
Discounts and scholarships
Up to 50% off a bachelor’s based on your school grade average (High Achievers Scholarship), plus 5% for paying the year upfront. Up to 40% off a master’s if you pay in full within 6 weeks of signing the study agreement.
Berlin, Hamburg, Iserlohn · State-recognised private university of applied sciences
A system-accredited private university of applied sciences: business, psychology, sport, IT and design in English. The bachelor’s takes 6 semesters (180 ECTS), with a one-semester Foundation Diploma available beforehand.
Requirements
Bachelor’s: school certificate, IELTS 5.5 (B2), and for non-EU applicants an entrance test (maths and a short essay). Master’s: a bachelor’s degree and IELTS 6.0.
Discounts and scholarships
An academic-merit saving depends on your grade average. If you start with the Foundation Diploma, the last semester of your bachelor’s costs 50% less.
Bremen · Private non-profit university
An English-speaking university in Bremen where all first-year students live on campus. Strongest in computer science, engineering, data, business and economics, with students from 120+ countries.
Requirements
Bachelor’s: IELTS 6.5 or Duolingo 110. If your school certificate doesn’t give direct access to German universities, you can enter with SAT/ACT results or through the International Foundation Year (English B1, IELTS 4.5).
Discounts and scholarships
Every applicant is automatically considered for an academic scholarship of up to €10,000 based on school grades. A Tuition Deferral Program lets you postpone part of the fees.
Potsdam and Berlin · State-recognised private university of applied sciences
A university with campuses in Potsdam and Berlin teaching business, data and IT in English. Its programmes carry the German Accreditation Council seal, and the university holds AMBA accreditation.
Requirements
Foundation: school certificate and IELTS 5.5. Bachelor’s: a certificate that gives university access, IELTS 6.0 (at least 5.5 in each part) and an entrance test. Master’s: a relevant bachelor’s and IELTS 6.0; the one-year track if your degree qualifies.
Discounts and scholarships
35% off for siblings and spouses of current students; Women in Tech scholarships (100% and 50%) for selected IT master’s. The Foundation fee is credited towards the bachelor’s.
Universities update fees and requirements every year. Before you apply, we confirm the current intake’s conditions with the university and give you the exact amount. Data checked:
Budget
Guide figures for 2026/27, taken from the universities’ official sites and the German Embassy in Tashkent.
Many private universities cut the price for good grades or early payment. The money in the blocked account stays yours: the bank releases it at €992 a month for living costs.
Visa
You need a national (type D) visa for study. From Uzbekistan you apply through the TLScontact visa centre, and the German Embassy in Tashkent usually decides within 4–6 weeks.
How we help
We work with every student personally — from choosing a country to the visa. We explain every step and name all costs upfront.
We look at your grades, English, budget and goals — and tell you honestly which countries and universities fit.
We prepare your file: translated school certificate or diploma, motivation letter, references, portfolio.
We apply to the universities you choose, help with tests and interviews and get your offer letter.
We help with financial documents and the visa form and advise on housing and flights.
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