Cities

Berlin

BE · Berlin municipality

Student decision snapshot

Study destination evidence for Berlin

Berlin uses the official Destatis / GV-ISys municipality boundary for the public city and population contract. Metro areas, neighbouring municipalities and institution marketing regions are not silently folded into this profile.

3 verified institutions3 verified teaching locations5 verified city metrics

Population

3,69M

Berlin, Stadt · 2024-12-31 · AGS 11000000

Student living

€900–€1,150

Indicative monthly EUR reference · source methodology varies by city

Student transport

€226.80 / semester

Source-native ticket period · enrolment or eligibility conditions apply

Student work

20 h / week

Federal reference for eligible third-country students during lecture periods; individual residence conditions still control

Metric context

Living: TU Berlin IMES recommended monthly living-cost range for Berlin; programme-specific guidance used as a city student budget reference.

Transport: WS 2026/27 solidarity ticket; EUR 37.80/month equivalent, EUR 226.80 per six-month semester.

Germany programme delivery verification pending

CampCareer has a Germany programme catalogue, but the current city seed relationships do not prove campus-specific delivery. Institution or teaching-location presence is never used to infer programme delivery; city programmes will appear only after explicit offering-to-campus evidence is verified.

The city catalogue state is shown as verification pending rather than “0 programmes”.

Verified institutions in Berlin municipality

3 institutions · 3 locations

This is the Phase 3 initial verified teaching-location set, not a complete inventory of every German university site. Multi-campus institutions are kept inside the municipality boundary only when the teaching location itself is explicitly verified.

Career environment

Berlin Partner official industry sectors These are context signals, not shortage rankings, job guarantees or immigration eligibility signals.

Healthcare and life sciencesDigiTechMedia and creative industriesTransport, mobility and logisticsEnergy and environmental technologyPhotonics and microelectronicsManufacturingServices

International student work context

The stored federal reference is up to 20 hours per week during lecture periods for eligible third-country students, or the annual 140 full / 280 half-day rule.

Student auxiliary academic work has a separate exception in the stored federal guidance.

Third-country students may use the 140 full/280 half-day annual rule or work up to 20 hours/week during lecture periods; student auxiliary academic work is exempt from these restrictions.

Metric sources

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