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Considering studying in Germany?
Germany, renowned for its intellectual and creative legacy, offers an affordable, high-quality education in the heart of Europe. With endless career growth opportunities, travel possibilities, and cultural exploration, it stands out as an ideal study destination.
Quick Facts:
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Name: Federal Republic of Germany
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Capital City: Berlin (Population: 3,440,441; Metro: 4,429,847)
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Population: 81,147,265 (2013 est.)
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Ethnicity: German 91.5%, Turkish 2.4%, Other 6.1%
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GDP per Capita: $39,100 (2012 est.)
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Language: German
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Religion: Protestant 34%, Roman Catholic 34%, Muslim 3.7%, Other/Unaffiliated 28.3%
Entry Requirements:
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Master's Programs: 15 or 16 years of education with a minimum of 75% or a 2.75 GPA, IELTS score of 6.5 overall, or TOEFL score of 85 (iBT).
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MBA Programs: IELTS score of 6.5 or TOEFL score of 85 (iBT), 2-3 years of managerial-level work experience, and a GMAT score of 550 (where required).
Studying in Germany provides a blend of academic excellence, cultural richness, and career opportunities, making it a top choice for students worldwide.
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Safety: Germany is a safe country to live and study.
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World-Class Education: German degrees are globally recognized.
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Diverse Opportunities: With 17,500 degree programs, students have a wide range of choices.
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Scientific Orientation: Programs are scientifically oriented across various disciplines.
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Low Tuition Fees: Public universities often have no fees or very low fees.
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Scholarships: Ample scholarships are available for international students.
Education System:
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Universities: Offer traditional and research-oriented programs.
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Universities of Applied Sciences: Focus on practical and professional training.
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Colleges of Art and Music: Specialize in creative fields. Germany boasts nearly 400 higher education institutions, including around 120 universities, 189 universities of public administrative sciences, and 50 art colleges.
Cost of Studying:
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Public Universities: Typically from no fees to €500-€1,000 per semester.
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Private Universities: Range from €5,000-€7,000 per semester.
Cost of Living:
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Estimated at €10,236 for the first year.
Intakes:
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Summer: March/April
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Winter: September/October Some private universities offer additional intakes in February, May, and June.
Work Rights & Stay Back:
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Students can work 240 days part-time or 120 days full-time annually, with potential for more hours upon approval.
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An 18-month post-study work period is available.
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Students can work 20 hours per week during term time and 40 hours per week during vacations.
