Studienkolleg Preparation

Studienkolleg applications are usually made through Uni-Assist. Each state has its own Studienkollegs and application dates vary (usually May and November).

You need to apply to the Studienkolleg in the state where the university you want to study is located. For example, if you want to study in Berlin, you apply to Berlin Studienkolleg.

The entrance exam is quite competitive and thousands of students apply each year. However, if you prepare well, your chances of success are high. You can test yourself with mock exams in our course.

State Studienkollegs are free (only semester fee ~300 €). Private Studienkollegs are paid (annually 5,000-10,000 €).

Our courses offer you a flexible learning experience: Hybrid Education: Your course consists of a combination of face-to-face classes and live online classes. Thanks to the hybrid system, you can also attend classes online whenever you want on face-to-face class days. Live Online Education: In this format, you attend classes completely live and online.

Our Intensive German programs include listening and reading comprehension with current texts, comprehensive grammar studies, and various communication-focused activities. This aims to develop your speaking and writing skills in a goal-oriented manner.

To receive university education in Germany, you must first have recognized university entrance qualification (HZB). It is recommended to check whether your diploma is recognized in Germany through the anabin system. You also need to document your German language proficiency with official certificates such as telc, DSH. The Campus German University Preparation Program is designed for you to prepare for this process completely.

You must be at least 18 years old. You must submit a blocked account opened in Germany or an official commitment letter.

Student Visa: Also covers the right to participate in preparatory German courses. There is no visa requirement for EU citizens.

Placement test, no registration fee, course certificate for visa application, digital textbook, individual student counseling (1 time, approximately 45 minutes), webinars on 'University Education in Germany', Campus German certificate, e-learning platform, social and cultural activities organized throughout the year, free Wi-Fi access at all centers.

Our teaching staff consists of university graduates with many years of teaching experience in German as a Foreign Language (DaF) and German as a Second Language (DaZ), experts in their field, and highly motivated people. We also have Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF) approved instructors. Our lessons are regularly evaluated by students.

German learning time depends on your goal and current level. You can complete the basic levels from A1 to B2 in 6-8 months. Advanced levels such as C1 and C2 may require an additional 4-6 months. You can shorten this time with our intensive courses.

Yes, we offer Goethe certificate preparation courses at CampusGerman. We provide exam preparation at all levels from A1 to C2. You can take certificate exams at our campus or be directed to nearby test centers.

Yes, we offer accommodation options in Germany. Student dormitories, homestay accommodation, and shared apartments are available. Our accommodation service is not included in the course fee, but we help you find the most suitable options.

Yes, we offer flexible payment plans. Monthly, 3-month, and 6-month payment options are available. There are discounts for early registration, group registrations, and long-term programs. Contact us for detailed information.