- Duration
- 1–2 years (60–120 ECTS)
- Language of instruction
- English- and German-taught programmes
- Fees
- Free at public universities; semester contribution
- Application
- UNI-ASSIST or the university portal
- Semester start
- October · April
- After graduation
- Residence permit to look for work for up to 18 months
- Bachelor's graduates and final-year students
- Those who want to change field (to a related discipline)
- Young professionals who want to continue their career in Europe
At DBT Danışmanlık we offer students who want to take a Master's degree in Germany professional consultancy covering the entire application process. One of the main reasons Germany is such a popular choice for a Master's is that, because universities are publicly funded, you can study at prestigious universities at an affordable cost.
Once you have completed your Bachelor's degree, you can apply for one- or two-year Master's programmes in Germany in line with your academic background and career goals. A key advantage of German Master's programmes is their close integration with industry, which prepares students well for employment after graduation.
Academic Assessment and Choice of Programme
DBT Danışmanlık's experts carefully analyse your Bachelor's grade average, your field of study and your future goals, and guide you towards the most suitable universities and programmes. You can continue your Master's in the same field as your Bachelor's or in a closely related academic discipline.
Depending on the programme you choose, you can complete your Master's in English or in German. DBT Danışmanlık plays an active part in selecting the right programme to improve your chances of admission, based on your language skills and academic profile.
Application Process and Required Documents
Applications for a Master's in Germany generally require the following documents:
- University degree certificate
- Transcript
- Diploma Supplement
- Language certificate
Depending on the programme, some universities may also ask for additional tests, letters of reference or a letter of motivation. DBT Danışmanlık supports its students one-to-one throughout these steps, ensuring that applications are complete and correct.
The DBT Danışmanlık Advantage
With DBT Danışmanlık, a Master's in Germany becomes more than an application: it is an academic journey planned from start to finish. Our priority is to help our students study at the universities that best match their goals and to give their careers a strong start after graduation.
Application steps
- 01
Programme matching
We list Master's programmes that fit your Bachelor's subject, grade average and goals.
- 02
Language and additional requirements
IELTS/TOEFL or TestDaF; we identify programmes that require GRE/GMAT, a portfolio or references.
- 03
Preparing your file
Degree certificate, transcript, Diploma Supplement, letter of motivation, CV and letters of reference.
- 04
Application
Applying via UNI-ASSIST or the university portal while keeping track of each programme's deadlines.
- 05
Admission and visa
Blocked account, insurance, consulate appointment.
- 06
Accommodation and orientation
Student housing application, departure, address registration and support during the first week.
Required documents
- Bachelor's degree certificate and transcript (translated and certified)
- Diploma Supplement
- Language certificate
- Letter of motivation and CV
- Letters of reference (depending on the programme)
- GRE/GMAT or portfolio (depending on the programme)
- Passport and photograph
This list is general; universities and departments may ask for additional documents. We manage the translation and certification sequence on your behalf.
Annual timeline
- October – December
- Programme shortlist and language plan
- January – March
- Documents, letter of motivation, references
- March – July
- Winter-semester applications (15 March – 15 July, depending on the programme)
- July – August
- Admission, blocked account, visa
- September – October
- Accommodation, departure, enrolment
Featured universities
Some of the universities in Germany our students have applied to and been admitted to. We narrow the list down together by ranking, subject and admission criteria.
- Technical University of Munich (TUM)
- LMU Munich
- Heidelberg University
- RWTH Aachen University
- TU Berlin
- Humboldt University of Berlin
- Freie Universität Berlin
- Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)
- TU Dresden
- University of Hamburg
Budget plan (approximate)
- Blocked account (for the visa)
- Approx. €11,900 per year
- Accommodation
- Hall of residence €300–450 · Rented room €400–700
- Health insurance
- Student insurance ~€130/month
- Semester contribution
- €100–350 (including public transport ticket)
Figures are indicative averages and vary by city, university and year. We confirm current amounts with you at the initial consultation.
FAQ
01Will my Bachelor's degree from Turkey be recognised?
Bachelor's degrees from universities under YÖK (Turkey's Council of Higher Education) are recognised in Germany; each programme assesses how well the content matches (ECTS and course equivalence).
02Can I study in English only?
Yes. There are many fully English-taught Master's programmes, especially in engineering, business, data science and the natural sciences. Knowing German is still an advantage for everyday life and for finding a job.
What does DBT do in this process?
Education Coaching
A personal roadmap from the 11th grade onwards with monthly one-to-one sessions, and university, accommodation and visa applications handled in one place.
DetailsOrientation Week
One-to-one support throughout your first week, from airport pick-up and accommodation to getting to know the city and official formalities.
DetailsAirport Transfer
Safe, comfortable transport on arrival and departure, arranged as part of your study-abroad support from a single point of contact.
DetailsLegal Advice
Support with residence, employment, contracts and official applications, together with partners who know the local legal system.
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