Germany: How universities support international students and interns

What this means for you

If you are moving to Germany to study or do an internship, your university's international office can help you plan, apply and find funding. Its career centre can also put you in touch with companies.

Now German universities provide support for students and interns through their Academic International Offices, International Offices, and departmental international coordinators for planning, applications, and financing. Additionally, Career Centers offer company contacts.

According to available data, German universities provide structured support for students and interns. This support is offered through Academic International Offices, International Offices and departmental international coordinators, who assist with planning, applications and financing. No information on this topic had previously been recorded.

The data also indicates that university Career Centers provide students with contacts to companies. This can be useful when looking for internships or first job opportunities.

For people planning to study or complete an internship in Germany, these offices can serve as a first point of contact for organisational and financial questions. The information has not yet been officially confirmed, so prospective students should check with their university what support is offered.

This article was created with AI assistance and reviewed editorially.

Information may change without notice. Always verify with official sources before making relocation decisions.

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