Student Experience

Students can spread the cost of their programme fees across multiple instalments. More information on the flexible payment plans available can be found on the course pages under 'Fees and Entry Reqs'.

*Terms and conditions apply. Read more here.

Everyone who wants to study should be able to fulfil their academic dreams. This is why Deutsche Bildung offers student finance to German students for studies in Germany and abroad, through a financial and personal development programme.

The company offers flexible payments of up to €30,000 as needed (monthly, biannually, as a one-off payment, or a combination of all), combined with its extra-curricular development program, “WissenPlus”.

Students will only start to pay the money back once they have started working – helping to reduce the risk of debt.

Designed for Students

• More than 3,000 students have been funded since 2007
• In total up to €15.000 for a Bachelor's degree, up to €25.000 for a Master's degree and up to €30.000 for an MBA/PhD
• Up to 48 months funding period
• Open for students from Germany and Austria
• Open for students of all subjects for studies in Germany and abroad
• Training programme WissenPlus inclusive, offering online training and on-site workshops for the development of key qualifications, individual career advice, coaching and access to a network of attractive employers, and more
• Online applications open throughout the whole year at deutsche-bildung.de
• Income-linked repayment starts only when you have successfully entered working life
• For periods such as job hunting, further studies, or maternity leave, the repayment is deferred. In case of long-term unemployment or occupational disability, the repayment is offset

Who can apply?

• Students from Germany or Austria, as well as students with a permanent/unlimited residency permit who have graduated from a German High School
• Students who are studying at an accredited university in Germany or a comparable university abroad
• Students aged 18 and above

Visit www.deutsche-bildung.de for more information.

The programme fees include student support services and free beginner's German classes* for all students.

Arden University courses

*Free beginner's German classes only for students who are studying a degree programme from Grenoble Ecole de Management or The University of Law.
Please contact a programme advisor for more details on how to apply.