Study in Germany

German universities offer excellent teaching and research opportunities and are among the best universities in the world. In Germany you can acquire internationally recognized academic degrees that open the door to excellent employment opportunities on the global job market.

Bachelor degrees

To start a bachelor's program at German universities, you should have a secondary school level that corresponds to the German Abitur.

The German Abitur is a secondary school qualification that can be compared with the following international qualifications:

• A-Level (with 3 A-Levels and 1 AS-Level),
• IB - with at least 24 points
• West African Abitur and others from all over the world

Students who have acquired one of the above-mentioned secondary qualifications have direct access to German universities as soon as they have reached a C1 German level.

If the students have not reached the C1 German level, they can choose between the following two alternatives in order to adapt their language level to the required requirements:

Learn German at the B2 level plus a 40-week founding year in Germany. During the founding year (preparatory college), the German language is also taught at C1 level as part of the course

Study for 1-2 years at a university in your home country and then learn German up to level C1

Master-Program

Students who have already obtained a bachelor's degree from a recognized university with a specific GPA can complete their consecutive master’s degree in Germany. If students want to take part in master’s courses, they must first pass the German language level C1.

We support / offer all qualified students to receive conditional admission from a German public university within 2-10 weeks after applying to the Blickfeld Bildungsinstitut.

This conditional admission guarantees you a place at the university. The prerequisite is that you have either reached the German language level C1 and, for example, pass the Telc exam or complete the academic year program.