Study Abroad

Tuition at GISMA are largely refundable in case of a German student visa rejection. However, an administrative fee worth EUR 250 (INR 27.5 K) applies for all refund requests.

Students can expect to receive a refund within 45 working days. To apply for a refund, visit GISMA online refunds portal.

Yes, Indian (international) students can pay their fees in instalments at GISMA Applied Sciences. Students can spread up the payment of their tuition costs in up to 10 equal monthly installments.

Note that for most Indian students, installment plans are usually only available from the second year onwards. Fees at GISMA can be paid via TransferMate or Flywire.

Yes, students can change their course at the GISMA Uni of Applied Sciences. However, it requires a formal approval. To apply for a course change at GISMA, students need to:

• contact the student advisor to talk about a change
• submit a clear, written declaration of your desire to change the programme via the GISMA Online application portal
• ensure you meet the academic and language requirements for the new course

The student advisor will guide you through the future steps. To know more, check the official GISMA Uni website.

Yes, students can change their course at the GISMA Uni of Applied Sciences. However, it requires a formal approval. To apply for a course change at GISMA, students need to:

• contact the student advisor to talk about a change
• submit a clear, written declaration of your desire to change the programme via the GISMA Online application portal
• ensure you meet the academic and language requirements for the new course

The student advisor will guide you through the future steps. To know more, check the official GISMA Uni website.

Yes, you can study part-time at the GISMA University of Applied Sciences. They offer flexible study tracks across many of their degree programmes (like the Global MBA, Data Science, and International Business).

This allows students to spread their coursework over 24 months rather than the standard 12. Popular GISMA Applied Sciences courses that can be pursued part-time include:

• MSc International Business Management 
• MSc Business Management
• MSc Project Management
• MSc Business Management and Human Resources

Yes, you can study part-time at the GISMA University of Applied Sciences. They offer flexible study tracks across many of their degree programmes (like the Global MBA, Data Science, and International Business).

This allows students to spread their coursework over 24 months rather than the standard 12. Popular GISMA Applied Sciences courses that can be pursued part-time include:

• MSc International Business Management 
• MSc Business Management
• MSc Project Management
• MSc Business Management and Human Resources

Yes, Berlin School of Business and Innovation (BSBI) offers free German language classes to Indian (international) students, to help them integrate into the local community and boost their career chances.

Additionally, BSBI is also a telc-approved testing centre, which allows students to certify their German language proficiency from levels A1 to C2.

Employers in Germany prefer grads/students with a decent level of German proficiency and BSBI's free classes helps students attain the same.

Yes, Berlin School of Business and Innovation (BSBI) offers free German language classes to Indian (international) students, to help them integrate into the local community and boost their career chances.

Additionally, BSBI is also a telc-approved testing centre, which allows students to certify their German language proficiency from levels A1 to C2.

Employers in Germany prefer grads/students with a decent level of German proficiency and BSBI's free classes helps students attain the same.

BSBI delivers an MSc in Artificial Intelligence degree in partnership with the University of the Creative Arts, and it can be worth pursuing for Indian students if:

• finding it difficult to get into a public university in Germany
• primary goal is to get a work visa in Germany
• plan to self-study technical coding and rely on building an independent portfolio
• access to an English-taught curriculum in Germany