Colleges in Germany

Berlin School of Business Innovation is a business school in Germany run by private, for profit education company Global University Systems in Germany. It is a member of the Business Graduate Association and AACSB. The school has 18,000+ students at Germany, Europe, and beyond.

BSBI Germany Women in Tech Scholarship aims to give women in the Technology industry opportunities for academic and career achievement. This is open for all female students applying for Computer Science and Technology programs at BSBI Germany. To apply for this scholarship, complete and send the scholarship application to the programme consultant and specified official email id. The programs falling under this scholarship are: 

• MSc in AI

• MSc in Data Analytics

• MSc Information Technology Management

• MSc in Engineering Management

• MSc Global Logistics and Supply Chain Management 

Studying Berlin School of Business and Innovation Global MBA will expose students to the international business environment and ensure students build a professional network that reaches all parts of the globe. The tuition fee for this course for international students is €14,850 (Around INR 15.22 lakh). To take admission to this course, the age limit is 21. A strong UG degree from a recognised university is required. A proof of English language proficiency score is also required.

The University of Hamburg is the fourth the largest university in the nation and offers over 170 degree programs in eight faculties. The university's historical roots date back to the 17th century. It was ranked #141 in Best Global Universities, #50 in Best Global Universities in Europe, Best Global Universities in Germany by U.S. News, and #193 in QS World University Rankings 2026. 

Currently, the University of Hamburg houses almost 42,400 students on its campus grounds, of which UG students account for over 20,000 and PG students account for over 8,600. PhD candidates account for 4,800+. Breakdown of the student enrollment at the University of Hamburg is mentioned below

Aletta Jacobs was the first woman to get registered at the University of Groningen as a regular student on 20 April 1871. She is honoured with the title 'the Aletta Year'. To celebrate the year, the university releases interviews and articles every week focusing on the alumni.

Yes there are many well known researchers connected with the Cologne Uni and some of them are mentioned below

• Clemens Fuest- esteemed expert in economic public policy

• Wolfgang Streeck- distinguished sociologist and political scientist

• Renate Mayntz- a respected sociologist and political scientist specializing in governance research

• Axel Ockenfels-renowned economist and expert in behavioural economics

• Eugen Schmalenbach- founder of Business Administration

There are several reasons why an application may get rejected at Cologne University. Some common ones are mentioned below.

• The necessary subject requirements are not met.

• Language proficiency test scores are insufficient

• Minimum grades not achieved

• Incomplete application

• VPD Document missing which is a pre check document that ensures that the student is eligible for applying to a German university.

Yes Indian students are required to submit financial proof to get residence permit. Financial proof will show if student is able to cover all his living costs or not. Students can either submit documents of a blocked account or declaration of commitment or a scholarship grant or bank statements.

Yes, University of Cologne students can work while studying. Students can work up to 140 full days (4-8 hours per day) or 280 half days (1-4 hours per day) per year. This implies for both paid as well as unpaid internships. If in case, the time period exceed the ideal time period, students must apply for a permit at the Foreigners Registration Office.