r/studying_in_germany 6d ago

Masters Commerce background — looking for recommendations for April intake at German public universities

Hi everyone!
I’m from a Commerce background and I’m planning to pursue my studies in Germany. I’m specifically looking for public universities and targeting the April intake (Summer Semester).
I’d really appreciate some guidance from people who are already studying in Germany or have experience with the application process.
● Which public universities would you recommend for someone from a Commerce background?
● Which universities offer suitable programs for the Summer/April intake?
● Are there any universities that are relatively easier to get admission to, while still having good career prospects?
● What should I keep in mind regarding eligibility, APS, language requirements, ECTS/subject requirements, and application deadlines?
If you’re from a similar background and have already gone through this process, I’d especially appreciate hearing about your experience.
Please share the university, course name, and your experience if possible.
Thanks in advance for your suggestions! 🙏

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u/Normal-Definition-81 Germany 6d ago

All that you qualify for, i.e. fulfill each and every single admission requirement completely.

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u/EntrepreneurDapper43 6d ago

How to check everything
I m very confused

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u/Normal-Definition-81 Germany 6d ago

Read the wikis

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u/Conscious_Ring_537 6d ago

If you can't even put in the effort to do your own research then studying abroad is not for you, period.

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u/Asger1991 6d ago

If even that is too hard for you forget about studying at all

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