“anabin” database can be used to find out how your foreign certificate or degree will be evaluated in Germany. You can also use this database to find out if your university is recognized in Germany. The database is managed by German government’s Kultusministerkonferenz – Zentralstelle für ausländisches Bildungswesen.
Note that the anabin database is not exhaustive. Therefore, it can be that your certificate/degree/institution is not yet listed by anabin. This doesn’t mean that your certificate/degree will not be honored or your institute will not be recognized. It just means that no decision has been made yet. Also, foreign degrees in Germany can only be recognized if are obtained from a public or a state-recognized institution.
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The database provides the description of the foreign certificate/degree and its valuation. The details include the exact degree, the translation into German or English, the abbreviation, the duration of the study, a general description of the studies and the requirements that apply in the home country for the study. Make sure your degree complies with all these points. The information under “Bewertung” (on clicking the plus sign) provides information on how the relevant degree can be classified in the German education system (äquivalenzklasse). The following classifications are used:
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The institutes can have the following type of status:
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