University of Hamburg

Hamburg, Germany

Founded on 28 March 1919, the University of Hamburg is one of Germany’s largest and most research-intensive universities, hosting over 42,800 students as of Winter 2022/23 across eight faculties. It was designated a University of Excellence in 2019 under Germany’s Excellence Strategy, emphasizing research leadership in fields from photonics.
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Yes—graduates of German universities can apply for an 18-month residence permit (Job-Seeker Visa) to find employment. It grants unrestricted right to work while job hunting.
While studying, non-EU students may work 140 full days or 280 half days per year. After graduation, apply to extend to a job-search permit before your current permit expires.
Once a job is secured, you may apply for a residence permit for employment or the EU Blue Card. The Blue Card eligibility requires a job related to your field, with salary thresholds around €41,808–53,000/year depending on profession.

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15331
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€ 10200
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University Of University of Hamburg Application Statistics

42900
15331
3:1
€ 300
€ 10200
€ 75
2.8
30
70 %
6

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