Q: What is VPD for Masters in Germany?

A: VPD is a document evaluation process that German universities use to assess the eligibility of foreign applicants for a Master's degree program.

Q: Why is VPD important?

A: The VPD process helps universities determine if an applicant meets the academic requirements for admission to the program.

Q: What does the VPD process involve?

A: The VPD process involves submitting academic records and other relevant documents to the university for evaluation to determine if the applicant meets the requirements for admission.

Q: What documents are required for the VPD process?

A: The required documents can vary depending on the university and program, but typically include transcripts of academic records, degree certificates, and language proficiency certificates (if applicable).

Q: Is the VPD process required for all universities in Germany?

A: No, the VPD process is not mandatory for all universities in Germany, but it is generally recommended for international applicants to undergo this evaluation.

Q: How long does the VPD process take?

A: The evaluation process can take several weeks, so it's important to start the process early.

Q: Is the VPD the same as the APS?

A: No, the VPD and APS are different evaluation procedures designed for different levels of study and have varying requirements and procedures.

Q: What should I do if I'm interested in pursuing a Master's degree in Germany?
A: Check with the specific university or program you're interested in to determine whether they require a VPD evaluation as part of the application process. More information can be found on the uni-assist website.

Useful Links:

• ‍Link to find whether a university requires a VPD‍
• ‍VPD checklist
• What is APS certificate?
• Study in Germany student community
• Other guides on studying in Germany for international students.