University of Cologne

Via Uni-Assist applications to Cologne Uni, the students have to submit the following documents - 

• APS Certificate
• School leaving certificate
• Transcripts of records
• English language proficiency score

Via Uni-Assist applications to Cologne Uni, the students have to submit the following documents - 

• APS Certificate
• School leaving certificate
• Transcripts of records
• English language proficiency score

At the University of Cologne, 25+ courses are taught in English. Majority of the courses taught in English are at Master's level. Study areas for these courses are-

• MSc in Biochemistry and Molecular Medicine
• MSc in Business Administration
• MA in Digital and Computational Archaeology
• MSc in Economics

The Uni of Cologne MSc in Business Administration course is taught in English. Only the specialisation Accounting and Taxation is taught in two languages, English and German both. The duration of these courses is 4 semesters. The specializations for this course are-

• Marketing
• Finance
• Corporate Development
• Supply Chain Management
• Accounting and Taxation

A comparison of the Johannes Gutenberg University with similar universities such as the University of Cologne is given below:

The choice to study at a particular university will depend on students' choices, preferred location, cost of living, etc. However, one thing that JGU offers is a wide range of courses i.e. over 200 academic degree options are available.

The language of instruction of MSc in Chemistry Cologne University course is English. This course spans 4 semesters.The semeser fee is EUR 355.65 (Around INR 38k). 

For admission to this course, Indian students are required to have a Bachelor's degree. Also, submit an IELTS score of 6.5 / TOEFL score of 93 

Indian students at the University of Cologne can work part time. They are allowed to work up to 140 full days (4-8 hours per day) or 280 half days (1-4 hours per day). This rule is applicable to internships as well. 

Indian students at the University of Cologne can work part time. They are allowed to work up to 140 full days (4-8 hours per day) or 280 half days (1-4 hours per day). This rule is applicable to internships as well. 

For Master's courses of Uni of Cologne, there is a 2 stage application process. The students have to first complete the preliminary review documentation (VPD). After this, apply through the university's application portal. 

For admission to Bachelor's courses of the Uni of Cologne, students have to pass a valid TestAS certificate (centralized test for international students). The students can apply via Uni-Assist. 

Those Master's courses that are taught in German, Indian students have to submit the suitable language proficiency test. The University of Cologne accepts the following German language proficiency tests for the Master's courses-

• TestDAF TDN 4 in all exam parts
• DSH 2
• Tele C1 Hochschule 
• Tele C2
• ÖSD C2 and more