Germany officially the Federal Republic of Germany, is a country in Central Europe. It is bordered to the north by the North Sea, Denmark, and the Baltic Sea; to the east by Poland and the Czech Republic; to the south by Austria and Switzerland; and to the west by France, Luxembourg, Belgium, and the Netherlands.
• You have a top-class degree recognised around the world
• You have a diverse range of study opportunities
• You can study in english
• You are not alone
• You pay very low tuition fees and sometimes none at all
• You have very affordable living expenses
• You can benefit from many scholarship programmes
• You live in a safe country
• You live in a diverse country in the heart of europe
• You learn a language which can open many doors
Globally around 1.8 million students pursue higher studies abroad. Of these, approximately one tenth come to Germany. German Universities are autonomous and provide special emphasis on research and teaching. Some of the groundbreaking discoveries that the world has seen have been the result of German Universities. This is one of the strongest reasons why students increasingly prefer Germany for research studies.
German Universities offer courses in Medicine, Engineering, Management, Law, English and various other disciplines. Academic freedom is one of the main characteristics of the German university system and is one of the reasons why public universities in Germany don't charge any fee.
When estimating cost of living in Germany the rent is on average about 250 Euro per month, is the largest monthly expense for students. However, the amount depends mainly on the type of accommodation and the place of study. You should reckon on spending between 540 euro and 670 euro per month on your cost of living (including mandatory health insurance, social contributions to the higher education institutions, etc.). Students in major cities may spend more.
Deutsches Studentenwerke offers a specially-developed value-for-money service package for foreign students which substantially help foreign students begin their studies and life in Germany.