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Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe

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Studying in Germany, from the official sources in our guide

First year in Germany from
EUR 9,900
Money to show for the visa
EUR 11,904
Work in term
20 h/week
Work after study
18 months
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Studying in Germany

The rules and the money, before you apply

These apply to every international student in Germany, including at Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe. Each figure shows where it came from and when we last checked it.

Money you must show

€11,904 for one year

Blocked account (Sperrkonto). You deposit the full amount and may withdraw €992 a month.

Make it in Germany: Federal Government, source re-checked 3 Nov 2026

Visa fee

€75

€37.50 under 18

German Missions in India, checked 24 Sep 2026

Work while you study

140 full days or 280 half days a year, or 20 hours a week

Make it in Germany, checked 24 Sep 2026

Stay after you graduate

18 months

Jobseeker residence permit, §20 Residence Act. Unrestricted work during the search.

Make it in Germany, checked 24 Sep 2026

How to apply in Germany

The same rules for every institution in Germany; Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe's own programme pages govern the exact dates and scores. Guide checked 24 Sep 2026.

Deadlines and intakes

Two intakes: winter (starts October, the main one) and summer (starts April, far fewer programmes).

Standard deadlines are 15 July for winter and 15 January for summer, but many programmes set much earlier ones: 31 May, 30 April, sometimes 15 December for competitive master's. The programme page governs.

Language you need

Germany has one of Europe's largest English-taught offerings, concentrated at master's level; English-taught bachelor's degrees at public universities are comparatively scarce. The official directory is DAAD's International Programmes database.

Typical English requirements are IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL iBT 88-95, but these are set per programme: check yours. German-taught programmes normally want B2, commonly C1 evidenced by DSH-2 or TestDaF 4x4.

The full Germany guide: costs, visa, work, deadlines →

Paying for it

Scholarships to study in Germany

Government schemes for international students coming to Germany. Each one sets its own rules on nationality and level.

Which ones can I apply for?

DAAD Scholarships

Varies by programme; each call in the DAAD scholarship database gives its own deadline.

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