You can book your accommodation in 3 simple steps:
Step 1: You can indicate your preferred type of accommodation (homestay,shared apartment, or residence) on the application form during your application
for a course. Our Student Services team will record the preferred choice of
accommodation.
Step 2: EP will be able to secure the accommodation option once the invoice
has been paid. Our team will send you the confirmation of the accommodation
with further details on the selected option.
Step 3: You will need to confirm your arrival and send your flight details to our
team as soon as the flight is booked and no later than one week before the
flight date. Our team will be able to book and confirm your accommodation
and/or transfers and provide more details within the confirmation document
Pathway to Public
University in Germany
Pathway to Public
University in Germany
Why study in Germany?
Germany is one of Europe’s most affordable and rewarding study destinations for international students. With low living costs, the opportunity to work parttime during your studies, and world-class higher education, it offers exceptional value. At EP Berlin, you'll be based in the heart of the country’s vibrant capital while preparing for entry into a top German university. Benefit from free tuition at public universities or affordable private options, and take advantage of Germany’s 18-month post-study job-seeker visa—opening doors to a career in Europe after graduation.
What are my study options?
At EP Berlin, we’ll help you access university in Germany through one of two pathways—depending on your academic background:
Direct entry to university For Bachelor’s or Master’s programmes
If your secondary school qualifications are equivalent to those accepted by German universities, you can apply directly to a degree programme. At EP Berlin, we’ll support you through every step— helping with your university application, visa process, achieving C1-level German, and adapting to academic and everyday life in Germany.
Indirect Entry via Studienkolleg For students needing a foundation year
If your academic background does not meet direct entry requirements,you’ll need to complete a Studienkolleg—a one-year
preparatory course required before enrolling at a German university. To get you ready, EP Berlin offers two four-week preparatory modules focused on German-language mathematics and practice exams for the Studienkolleg entrance test .After completing your Studienkolleg year, you’ll sit the Feststellungsprüfung (FSP)—a final exam based on your intended field of Content - Pathway to Public University in Germany 1 study. Once passed, you’ll be eligible to apply to universities across Germany.
How does it work?
Build your personalised path to a university education. We'll help you every step of the way, from building your language skills and getting your visa, to applying to university and adjusting to life in Germany. Take the first step towards your new future today..
Why choose our University Pathway programme?
Starting your university journey in a new country can feel overwhelming— especially if you’re still learning the language. At EP Berlin, we’ll support you at every step, helping you build your German language skills, navigate the university application process, and adjust to life in one of Europe’s most exciting cities.
- Immerse yourself in the German way of life while developing the language skills needed to succeed both socially and academically
- Get a free evaluation of your academic qualifications, along with a personalised study plan and timeline
- Receive expert guidance on your university application, visa process, and placement at a German institution
- Study in Berlin—Germany’s capital of culture, creativity and opportunity
- Enjoy dedicated student support, including airport transfers, accommodation help and ongoing personal assistance
FAQ
How to book an EP Berlin accommodation?
What items should I bring before leaving my country?
Here are some important things you need to know to make your arrival as smooth as possible. Use our checklist to ensure you do not forget anything and are prepared for the exciting times ahead.
(i) Checklist
Here are a few important items that you should bring with you:
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Passport
Acceptance letter
Accommodation letter
Proof of health/medical insurance
A bit of cash and credit/debit cards/
Apple or Google Pay
Weather-appropriate clothing (depending on the season you come to Berlin)
Adaptor for electrical appliances
Prescription medication and medical records
Emergency information
(ii) Pocket money
Recommend weekly budget: 250€. This should cover expenses, laundry, local
travel and activities. You will need additional money if you want to take weekend trips. Bring 100€ with you in cash and a debit or credit card. You will need to check with your financial institution to make sure you will be able to withdraw money from a German ATM. Do not bring foreign currency. It is not wise to carry around large amounts of cash.
(iii) Clothing
Most students dress casually for classes, but you should bring nice clothes for going out and sportswear for sports and outdoor activities. The climate is changeable and may be different from your own. The typical temperature is 626°C in the summer and -1-4°C in the winter, although it can drop below freezing. Bring waterproof clothing if you’re arriving in the autumn or winter.
(iv) Electrical current
The standard voltage in Germany is 230 volts; remember to bring an adaptor with you or buy one when you arrive.
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