Study in Germany: After Foundation and MUFY
An overview of your journey to Germany
Why study in Germany after Foundation and MUFY?
Germany is looking for young international talent in fields like engineering, IT, business, and more. With the right preparation, your Foundation or MUFY can be your passport to a future in Europe.
Common misconceptions about studying in Germany After Foundation and MUFY:
You Need to Speak Perfect German
English-taught programmes in Germany don’t require German fluency. Only programmes taught in German require German language proficiency.
Studying in Germany is Too Expensive
Deggendorf Institute of Technology (DIT) charges only €500 per semester. On top of that, you’ll need to cover your living expenses, which are relatively affordable compared with other countries.
The Visa Process is Difficult
The student visa process is straightforward if you have the necessary documents and can show proof of sufficient funds, such as through a blocked account in Germany.
You Can’t Work While Studying
You are allowed to work part-time for up to 20 hours a week.
From your 3rd or 4th semester onwards, we highly recommend looking for part-time work related to your field of study. This is a great way to gain relevant experience while studying.
Courses Offered
Deggendorf Institute of Technology
English-taught
- Artificial Intelligence
- Building Products and Processes
- Energy Systems Engineering
- Electromobility, Autonomous Driving and Mobile Robotics
- Health Informatics
- Industrial Engineering
- International Management
- International Tourism Management / Health and Medical Tourism
German-taught
- Applied Computer Science
- Artificial Intelligence
- Business Informatics
- Construction Management
- Civil and Construction Engineering
- Cyber Security
- Electrical Engineering and Information Technology
- Electromobility, Autonomous Driving and Mobile Robotics
- Engineering Physics
- Sustainable Systems Engineering
- Environmental Engineering
- Industrial Engineering
- Interdisciplinary Engineering Sciences
- Mechanical Engineering
- Mechatronics
- Media Technology
- Software Design
- Technical Design
What else do I need?
Getting into university is more than just having the right pre-university qualification. You’ll need to meet the language requirement, prepare the necessary documents, apply to university and secure your student visa, all while getting ready to live in a new country.
Our university preparation programmes bring everything together, so you can focus on preparing for your future while we guide you through each step of the journey.
Depending on your course requirements, the university preparation programme includes the German language classes you need.
The duration and programme fee will depend on the level of German required, as well as whether you complete the programme entirely in Malaysia or partly in Germany.
What Other Foundation and MUFY Students Asked
Should I study in English or in German?
Deggendorf Institute of Technology offers both English and German-taught courses. However, you should prioritise the language requirement of the course you want to study, regardless if it’s offered in German or English.
Do I need a perfect GPA to study in Germany after MUFY?
No, you don’t need a perfect GPA. As long as you meet the minimum entry requirements and have a recognised foundation qualification or MUFY, you can apply to our partner universities in Germany.
How do I know how much German I will need to learn?
Our study advisors can share more. It depends on the course and university requirements.
How long does the application process take for German universities?
The application process can take several weeks, so it’s important to start early. Be sure to gather all necessary documents and submit your application well before the deadline.
What happens if my MUFY qualification is not accepted by a German university?
How do I know if my Foundation qualification meets the requirements for studying in Germany?
You can contact German Educare to confirm if your Foundation qualification meets the university’s specific entry criteria.