Berlin International College
Berlin International College
Preparation programs

for university studies in Germany

Why do I need BIC to study in Germany?

Entry to universities in Germany can be quite a challenge. But don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Berlin International College prepares international students for both Bachelor and Master degree programs at German universities. We offer:

Subject-related preparation

Subject-related preparation
(e.g. in informatics) required
for Bachelor degree studies

Improve German language skills

Individualized intensive
German classes

Guaranteed placement in a german university

Guaranteed
placement at a
German university

Do I qualify to study in Germany?

Requirements depend on your academic education and your choice of degree - Bachelor or Master. To help us determine if you qualify, please answer these three questions.

What are the duration and program fees?

BIC Preparation Programs offer comprehensive and complete preparation for technical or business-related degrees at German universities. German language knowledge can shorten your program and lower your fees. Alternatively, you can follow the Bachelor Prep Program English - Technology without German courses and study in English.

 

Bachelor Prep Program English - Technology (T-Kurs) / - Business (W-Kurs)

Program parts

Duration

Tuition fees

Subject Courses
(Studienkolleg) in English

16.11.2026 - 06.08.2027

10.860 EUR

Bachelor Prep Program German - Technology (T-Kurs) / - Business (W-Kurs)

Program parts

Duration
 

Tuition Fees

Subject Courses
(Studienkolleg) in German

16.11.2026 - 30.07.2027

10.860 EUR

German Classes B1 (online)

01.06.2026 - 24.07.2026

+ 1.290 EUR

German Classes B2 (online & on-site)

14.09.2026 - 13.11.2026

+ 1.450 EUR

German Classes C1 + telc preparation (online & on-site)

16.11.2026 - 30.07.2027

+ 1.750 EUR

 * German language courses are optional, if you already hold a language certificate of the respective level.

When should I apply?

There is no fixed application deadline. Non-EU residents should apply as early as possible - regularly at least 3-6 months before program start. Due to the current COVID-19 pandemic, applications can be handed in on shorter notice.