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6 low-tuition institutions checked by hand so far — tuition, language of instruction, and degree level for each.
Country basics for international (non-EU) students
Legal work rights
120 full days / 240 half-days per year
Non-EU students may take up paid work for up to 120 full days or 240 half-days per calendar year without separate permission from the Foreigners' Authority. Germany measures this in days per year, not hours per week — working more requires approval.
Proof of funds
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Universities in Germany
Scholarships tied to Germany
RWTH Scholarship for Completing Studies (STIBET I)Living stipend
€500/month, for 1-5 months — a short-term completion grant, not a multi-year scholarship.
Who can apply: International students finishing at RWTH (financial hardship)
Verified 2026-09-02Full details →
TUM DeutschlandstipendiumLiving stipend
€300/month for the standard duration of your degree.
Who can apply: Incoming and current TUM students, any nationality
Verified 2026-09-02Full details →
TUM Waiver Scholarship Based on Financial NeedTuition waiver
Full waiver of TUM's non-EU tuition fee (the fee this offsets is €6,000/semester for programmes like MSc Informatics — see TUM's own entry in this database) for the standard duration of your degree.
Who can apply: Incoming non-EU students with documented financial need
Verified 2026-09-02Full details →