At EURASIA we genuinely value the opinions of our alumni. We like to think that they make a contribution towards the way in which Germany is seen by others around the world as a place to study.

By keeping in touch regularly with our former students we hope to create a world-wide network, from which our new study applicants can also benefit. The personal accounts of our graduates serve to provide those interested in our preparatory language course with a complete picture. We hope that individual perspectives on learning German and applying to universities will give future applicants a realistic idea of the process, with its challenges and successes.

On the following page you can find out what you are required to do to be eligible for study in Germany, and learn also about the importance of gaining intercultural skills and knowledge with regard to Germany and German culture.