History: International Bachelor Programs

International History Bachelor Programs in Germany (2026/2027)

History: International Bachelor

History: International Bachelor

Germany offers international students outstanding History programs in a country where transformative events from the Holy Roman Empire to reunification provide unparalleled access to archives, museums, and historical sites. Universities combine rigorous methodological training with diverse specializations from medieval to contemporary history, emphasizing critical source analysis, archival research, and historiographical debate. Students benefit from unique resources such as the German Historical Institute, the Federal Archives, concentration camp memorials, Berlin Wall landmarks, and preserved medieval towns, turning abstract study into hands-on learning through field trips and collaborations with museums.

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History International Bachelor Programs: Overview

Intake

75%
Winter Semester
25%
Both Semesters

Language of Instruction

8%
English only
17%
English & German
75%
German & other language

Numerus Clausus

92%
without admission restriction
8%
with admission restriction

Tuition fees

GermanyEU Germans & EU Students
World Non-EU Students
75%
tuition-free
25%
with tuition

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