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Many African students look at Germany because you can study in Germany for free, or almost free, at a large number of public universities. "Free" here usually means no tuition, or a low tuition fee, plus a semester contribution. It does not mean that living costs, health insurance, flights or visa proof of funds disappear. This guide explains how tuition-free master's programmes work, how DAAD scholarships fit in, and what to check before you apply. This is general information, not immigration advice. Fees and visa rules vary by state and university. Confirm details on the institution's site and on official DAAD and German government pages. What "study in Germany for free" usually means Most public universities in Germany do not charge tuition for many bachelor's and master's programmes, including a large number of English-taught master's degrees. You still pay a semester contribution, which often covers an administrative fee and sometimes a ...