To Fake Studying Abroad? Opt Some Free Medicine Courses In Germany

Germany is well famously known to offer free education to domestic as well as international students. Some German universities offer Master of Science (MSc) courses - most of which are fully taught in English - for winter and summer intakes, just as normally happens during September and April, respectively.

Following is the list of the top German universities offering Master's degrees in biomedical and medical sciences for free:

1. Otto von Guericke University, Magdeburg

Otto von Guericke University offers MSc in Biochemical Engineering free of cost. It is taught in English language only for four semesters, and thus no proficiency in German language is required. The course is designed for gaining analytical and scientific skills to study advanced biomedical and technical interactions on the basis of fundamental scientific principles.

2. RWTH Aachen University, Aachen

RWTH Aachen provides MSc in Biomedical Engineering in full English language, i.e., master's thesis and internship. It is a course of four-semesters available for home students and international students. Winter 2025 program one can apply until October.

3. Hamburg University of Applied Sciences

This university offers MSc in Biomedical Engineering, which is completed within three semesters and in English. Summer intake (April 2026) admission must be applied from December 1, 2025, to January 15, 2026 on the DAAD official website.

4. Technische Hochschule Lubeck

TH Lubeck also has a four-semester Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering available to students from any background. It is mainly English with some elective modules taught in German. It is suitable for those wishing to develop a research-based career, or an industry or an academic career. Application for winter intake for non-EU students is now closed but information on next year's summer intake will be posted on the university website in due course.

5. Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg, Rheinbach

It offers the four-semester integrated MSc in Biomedical Sciences, theory and practice, to prepare for life in the medical sciences.

This type of education is sponsored by the DAAD (Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst), which is the German Academic Exchange Service for international students, researchers, and scholars for study and research in German universities.