The richest country in the European Union has been famous for its education system since the early Middle Ages, and today the higher education received in is rightly considered one of the most prestigious in Europe. More than 370 universities, technical and art universities and 16,000 different specialties are open in Germany. If you add to this a rather and not too complicated procedure for preparing for admission to German universities for foreigners, then the dream of getting a higher education in Germany can become a reality.
Now it is a great pleasure not only to teach, but also to attract foreign applicants, including Russians, to study. Graduates receive the right after graduation to get a job in Germany and stay there forever.
The best German universities are selected once every 5 years as part of the Federal ExcellentUni program. It has existed since 2007 and is aimed at showing the most promising universities, which will receive grants for scientific research from the country's budget over the next 5 years. These universities also have the most famous professors, modern libraries and laboratories, well-equipped campuses. Graduates of these universities work in the largest corporations around the planet.
University of Tubing (Eberhard-Karls-Universität Tübingen)
It is one of the oldest universities in Germany. He is internationally recognized in the fields of medicine, natural sciences and social sciences. He is widely known for his enormous contributions to liberal Christian theology. It is a recognized center for research in history and archeology. The university is famous for its practical scientific research in medicine and biology.
Among the graduates and professors of natural sciences, there are 10 Nobel laureates in chemistry, physics and medicine.
The university is located in the city of Tübingen, near Stuttgart, and stands out for the uniqueness of the atmosphere. Tubingen is one of the five "student" cities in Germany. In it, the majority of the townspeople are students - there are about 25,000 people. It is the youngest city in Germany, but its standard of living is the highest.
Heidelberg University (Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg)
It is the oldest and most famous university in Germany, opened in 1386 with the assistance of the Pope. First theological, and then philosophical and legal. The first rector was Marsilius von Ingen, and the teachers came from Prague and Paris.
Heidelberg students composed the well-known student anthem Gaudeamus. Now 25 thousand people study at the university, which is almost 20% of the city's population. 15% of them are foreigners. More than 2.5 thousand students came to study from Europe and 900 from Asia. The students are citizens of 129 countries.
Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München)
It is the oldest prestigious university and at the same time a large modern research center. A diploma from the University of Munich in science and technology is especially appreciated. It was founded in 1472 by Duke Ludwig IX the Rich. The university was of great importance in the formation of German humanism, in the 20th century it became a major world research center in the field of nuclear physics.
Now more than 50 thousand students study in it, more than 7.5 of them are foreign students.
Technical University of Munich (Technische Universität München, TU München, TUM)
Founded in 1868. It is the only technical university in Bavaria to have, among other high achievements, six Nobel laureates.
On a huge territory (the university has about 300 buildings in Munich and the surrounding area), 13 faculties are located, where 132 specialties are trained. The university has 23,000 students, 20% of them are foreigners.
In addition to the usual faculties of technical and natural sciences for a technical university, the faculties of economics, sports and medicine operate here. Some of them are taught in both German and English.
Free University of Berlin (Freie Universitat Berlin, FU Berlin)
It was founded on December 4, 1948 by progressive teachers and students who were repressed by the command of the Soviet regime for criticizing the authorities in the eastern zone of Berlin. The new university immediately received strong business support and stable funding from organizations around the world, and students and professors moved to the West, under the patronage of the American administration.
Freedom of thought and international character have been the essence of the university from the moment of its foundation to the present day. The ideology of the Free University is demonstrated in its motto: "Truth, Justice, Freedom". The university was created as an American classical university, it is considered a symbol of free Germany. Culture Minister Friedrich Althoff called the University "German Oxford".
It has partnerships with the best universities in America, Europe, Asia, Australia and Russia. Now 28.5 thousand students study at the university. Of these, about 17% of foreigners study at a bachelor's degree, 20% receive a master's degree, and every 4th is involved in postgraduate studies.
Along with these universities, the top ten includes:
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1. Technical University of Dresden (Technische Universität Dresden) is one of the oldest universities in technology in Germany and the largest in Saxony. It offers 16 faculties for international students. |
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2. Rhine-Westphalian Technical University Aachen (RWTH Aachen) is one of the five elite technical universities in Germany, which includes 10 faculties and 260 departments (410 professors). It trains 30,000 students in 75 specialties. At the same time, 5000 students enter the first year, 800 receive doctoral degrees. Today 5200 students are foreigners who came from 132 countries of the world. |
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3. University of Constance (Universität Konstanz) - this is one of the young and most prestigious universities in Germany, one of the top ten. It began operations in 1966 as a new type of university. Now it has earned a brilliant reputation as a Research and Development Center. Training takes place at the faculties: Mathematics and Natural Sciences, Humanities, Politics, Law and Economics. |
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4. Berlin University named after Humboldt (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin) is the oldest Berlin university. It was founded in August 1809 with the assistance of von Humboldt. Now it has more than 30,000 students, 5,000 of them are foreigners. The University conducts training in one of 261 specialties at 11 faculties. |
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5. University of Bremen (Universität Bremen) is the largest university in the world |
The most prestigious universities in Germany, according to the American magazine US News & World Report, are included in the rating of the best universities in the world - Best Global Universities (BGU).
Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich (LMU)
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Founded in the Bavarian capital in 1472, the university offers master's programs in German and partly in English. Its international student population is about 5,000 out of a total student population of over 36,000.
Among the teachers and alumni of the LMU are many famous people, including theoretical physicist Werner Heisenberg, playwright Bertold Brecht and Pope Benedict XVI. The university is also in the top 50 educational institutions in the world as one of the leaders in the arts, humanities, biology, immunology, physics, neurobiology, psychiatry / psychology and space research. It is ranked 57th in the world and 11th in Europe.
Heidelberg University
The Ruprecht and Karl University was founded in 1386. It is the oldest academic institution in Germany and also one of the oldest universities in the world that has survived to this day. The international student body of over 29,000 students is approximately 17%.
Five German chancellors studied in Heidelberg, including Helmut Kohl, who played a major role in the unification of Germany, and prominent thinkers such as Hannah Arendt.
Specializing in subjects such as medicine, neurobiology, biology, physics, pharmacology and astronomy, the University of Baden-Württemberg is ranked 68th in the world and 16th in Europe.
Technical University of Munich (TUM)
One of the largest German universities was founded in 1868. Some specialties are taught in both German and English, which provides a large influx of foreign students - about 8,000 out of a total of 37,000.
With the advancement of agricultural sciences and computer science curricula, TUM is ranked in the global Top 40. On the US News list, it is ranked 86th in the world and 24th in Europe.
Humboldt University Berlin (HU)
Berlin's oldest university was founded in 1809 at the initiative of the philosopher and linguist Wilhelm von Humboldt. He entered the international Top 50 thanks to such disciplines as neurobiology and immunology. He is also famous for his achievements in the humanities and arts. Berlin HU, whose alumni were Ludwig Feuerbach, Karl Marx, Erich Neumann, took 93rd place in the world ranking and 30th in Europe.
University of Bonn
Friedrich Wilhelm's Rhine Bonn University, founded in 1784 in the hometown of Ludwig van Beethoven, is distinguished by a high class of programs in German and English. The philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche and the poet Heinrich Heine studied here at one time. The world's top includes subjects such as mathematics, immunology and neuroscience. Place in the world - 110th, in Europe - 39th.
Free University of Berlin (FU)
The youngest, but the largest in terms of the number of students, the German university was founded in 1948. The reasons for its appearance in West Berlin were the Soviet occupation, in the sector of which the Humboldt University fell.
Nobel laureates such as chemist Gerhard Ertl, writer Kenzaburo Oe, economist Reinhard Selten taught here. The Free University of Berlin, according to US News, ranks 113th in the world and 41st in Europe
Hamburg University
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Despite its relative youth (founded in 1919), the largest university in Northern Germany managed to make a significant contribution to the history of the development of science and technology. Professors and graduates, five of whom are Nobel Prize winners: biochemist Hans Krebs, physicists Johannes Jensen, Wolfgang Paul, Otto Stern and Wolfgang Ernst Pauli, as well as physician Harald zur Hausen, made the university famous for its discoveries and achievements. It is included in the Top 50 due to special achievements in neurobiology and immunology; it occupies 121st place in the world list.
Freiburg University
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A university with a long academic tradition, founded in 1457 by a representative of the Habsburg dynasty, Archduke of Austria Albrecht VI.
Among the famous people associated with the university are the "prince of the humanists" Erasmus of Rotterdam, the philosopher Martin Heidegger, the sociologist Max Weber, the director Wim Wender, the first chancellor of post-war Germany Konrad Adenauer. BGU is ranked 144th in the list.
University of Göttingen
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This university in lower Saxony was founded in 1734 by the Elector Georg-August of Hanover.
The famous university, thanks to the authority of which Göttingen began to be called the "city of science", is associated with the activities of at least forty-five Nobel laureates who studied, taught and conducted research here. The institution maintains close ties with the Max Planck Society for Scientific Research and the Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Association. The university has one of the largest libraries in Germany. He is 155th in the ranking.
University of Tubingen
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Karl Eberhard State University in Tubingen was founded in 1477. Located in the southwestern part of the state of Baden-Württemberg, the university campus trains specialists in the field of medicine, natural sciences and social sciences. Especially renowned for its immense contributions to liberal Christian theology. Among the most famous graduates are astronomer Johannes Kepler, neuropathologist Alois Alzheimer, philosopher Georg Hegel. In the BGU list, the University of Tübingen is in 158th place.
Top 10 Best Universities in Germany updated: April 18, 2019 by the author: Marko Bayanov
Having decided to study in Germany, young citizens of our country begin to study universities in Germany. For 2019, according to information from various sources, the list of universities in the country exceeds 250. In some review articles, you can see the figure 300. In fact, the number does not matter. Main quality. It is this that attracts Russians who are greedy for knowledge.
Start with ratings
As a rule, for Russians, Belarusians, Ukrainians, etc. the prestige of a higher education institution is of great importance. If so, then only in the best universities. To find the most prestigious universities, you need to study the ranking of universities in the country.
Rankings of German higher education institutions are offered by various newspaper and magazine sources. Opinions differ. But, as a rule, the most famous universities are always at the top of the top. These are: Free University of Berlin, Rhine-Westphalian Technical University of Aachen, University of Mannheim, University of Heidelberg, University. Albert Ludwig in Freiburg, Brandenburg University of Technology in Cottbus and others.
Whichever rating you choose, rely not only on the prestige of the university, but also on its profile. Prestige is important, but not important. The most important thing in the life of a young man at a crossroads is making the right choice. The first step is to rely on what profession you will receive as a result of training. When studying universities in Germany, focus on what profile they belong to. At first, you have to choose from two major directions:
- technical;
- humanitarian.
There are excellent options for quality education in Germany. If you intend to go to a medical university or become an architect, intend to study law or decide to become a teacher, choose classical universities. Most of them are open to Russians and Belarusians, Ukrainians and Kazakhs.
The main thing is that the educational institution has enough quotas for foreign students. Choosing the right faculty for further education in your favorite specialty, consider the proposals of several universities at once. It is recommended to send documents to various higher education institutions in order to increase your chance of admission.
The best technical universities in Germany
The most popular among Russians, Belarusians and Ukrainians is the Rhine-Westphalian Technical University. More than 6 thousand foreigners from all over the world study in it every semester. There are also quite a few of our compatriots among them.
The university offers master's programs in English. There are no bachelor's programs in English. The university offers 9 faculties. You can choose one of 144 specialties. The long list also includes such professions as architecture, medicine, economics, construction, etc.
The Old German University was founded back in 1865. It has been at the top of the German rankings for many years. If you are interested in tuition fees, you will be pleased to know that university studies are free. You will only need to pay the semester fee, which costs about 220-230 euros.
The university also has a Faculty of Humanities, where you can study many popular specialties. However, high ratings for an educational institution in Germany and the world are provided by technical directions.
The Technical University of Berlin is no less popular. 20% of its students are citizens of other countries. Training is offered in seven faculties. You can master economic, humanitarian and other sciences. At the Faculty of Civil Engineering, Geology and Architecture, they provide a high level of architectural knowledge.
This state university is one of the most famous universities in Germany, where you can study in both English and German. The main direction is technical. The list of majors includes architecture, mechanical engineering, history, philosophy, and more.
Where is the best place to study medicine
German universities that provide medical specialties are of great interest to the youth of the CIS. The most popular of these is the University of Heidelberg, also known as the University of Heidelberg.
Operating in Germany since 1386, it initially provided only theological knowledge. Today the educational institution boasts 14 faculties. Medical is one of the strongest. The list also includes jurisprudence, philology, theology, mathematics, cultural studies, etc. Master's programs in English are offered. The university includes many scientific institutions.
Another university with a strong medicine, occupying the first positions in the rankings, is the Charite University Medical Center in Berlin. This is one of the largest educational institutions in Europe. Those who want to become a medical specialist of an international level come here. Highly qualified specialists get good.The university is also excellent options. Christian Albrecht in Kiel and the University. Otto von Guericke in Magdeburg. Germany has strong medicine. Therefore, the list of the best medical universities can be continued.
Bridge to German University Program
Many young citizens of the CIS countries go to Germany using the "Bridge to a German University" program. Thanks to her, our compatriots can bypass such a requirement as primary higher education. That is, if you want to study in Germany, you need to complete at least 2 courses in your home country. However, you will not be able to change your specialty.
You can continue your studies only in the previously selected profile.
The "Bridge to a German University" program is a chance to enter the Federal Republic of Germany immediately after leaving school. No courses or exams are required. In order to become a German student, you need to master the preparatory program. This is the main condition.
You need to worry about this path of study in Germany in advance. Applications are accepted from 9th grade students. By this time, you should have an A2 level of German. You also need to have good motivation as to why you want to get a specialty in Germany.
To get into the "Bridge to a German University" program, you need to participate and win in various competitions and olympiads in many disciplines. Evidence of all of the above must be included in the applicant's package of documents. In addition, it comes with:
- results in computer science, mathematics and other subjects. They should be above average.
The project "Bridge to a German University" is accepted only after the applicant has successfully passed the interview.
There is a list of Russian cities, students of which can enter the "Bridge to the German University". Those who live in settlements that are not included in the list are not deprived of the opportunity to participate in it. However, they need to show proof that they speak German above the required level.
Top German Universities (according to WirtschaftsWoche magazine)
Rankings of the best universities in Germany, compiled by the German publication "Wirtschafts Woche", are among the most objective. Universities that have been recognized and highly appreciated by the editors of this magazine are among the elite universities and deserve the support of the FRG government structures.
1. RWTH Aachen (Rheinisch-Westfälische Technische Hochschule Aachen) / Rhine-Westphalian Technical University of Aachen
Aachen stands out in the field of cutting-edge technology and science and technology education. The same applies to the Technical University of Aachen (RWTH), which is included in a small list of elite German universities. The RWTH 2020 project, supported by the German Federal Government, aims at the university by the end of this decade to become the best university in the integrated application of various scientific disciplines in the development of new technologies.
The WirtschaftsWoche awards the Aachen University of Technology 1st place for the teaching of electrical engineering (Elektrotechnik), mechanical engineering (Maschinenbau), industrial construction (Wirtschaftsingenieurwesen) and science (Naturwissenshaften). In informatics, RWTH is only behind the Karlsruhe University of Technology.
2. Uni Mannheim / University of Mannheim
The young University of Mannheim is housed in a beautiful old town castle, built in the Baroque style. This economic university is recognized as the best in its field: the leading subjects are Business Economics (BWL) and National Economy (VWL), for the quality of teaching of which WirtschaftsWoche places the university first. Also in the top ten are economic informatics (Wirtschaftsinformatik) (3), informatics and information technology (Informatik) (8) and jurisprudence (Jura) (8).
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This university has no equal in the field of information technology. Since 1969, the institute has become the first university to introduce the Diplom program (5 years of study) in the specialization "Informatik", and five years later the first computer science faculty in the country was opened here. In 2005, KIT received the status of a research university, and later, in 2009, it merged with the Karlsruhe Nuclear Research Center (Kernforschungszentrum der Helmholtz-Gemeinschaft). Thus, according to WirtschaftsWoche, the Karlsruhe University of Technology deserves I place in informatics, in II place: electrical engineering (Elektrotechnik), mechanical engineering (Maschinenbau) and industrial construction (Wirtschaftsingenieurwesen). Science (Naturwissenschaften) is also taught at a very high level - III place in Germany.
4. Technische Universität München (TUM) / Technical University of Munich
The German Federal Government has twice awarded the Technical University of Munich in 2007: it is one of the top three elite German research institutes, and has also earned recognition as a University of Applied Sciences. This means that TUM not only conducts research, but also teaches how to make money from it. For this, a special organization UnternehmerTUM GmbH was established, which advises students on entrepreneurship issues. Among all higher educational institutions in Germany, TUM is distinguished by its high-quality teaching of economic informatics (Wirtschaftsinformatik) (1st place). 2nd place is taken by natural sciences (Naturwissenschaften): physics, chemistry, biology, etc. Electrical engineering (Elektrotechnik) and mechanical engineering (Maschinenbau) are in 3rd place, while economics and enterprise management (BWL) rounds out the top ten.
5. Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (LMU) / Ludwig-Maximilians University of Munich
Founded in 1472, LMU is one of the oldest and most prestigious German universities. According to international studies in 2011, Ludwig-Maximilian University was recognized as the best higher education institution in Germany, and according to the Shanghai Jiao Tong University ranking, LMU is second only to the Technical University of Munich. Considering the most in-demand specialties, WirstchaftsWoche places the Ludwig-Maximilian University of Munich in the 1st place in Germany in terms of teaching law (Jura). In economics (BWL und VWL) and natural sciences (Naturwissenschaften), the university is in III and IV places, respectively.
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In terms of teaching economic sciences, the University of Cologne is second only to Mannheim (2nd place) and is one of the best higher economic schools in the world. Jurisprudence (Jura) - in 3rd place, and economic informatics (Wirtschaftsinformatik) - in 5th. The University of Cologne is also included in the list of elite universities in Germany.
7. Technische Universität Darmstadt / Technical University of Darmstadt
Darmstadt University of Technology is renowned for its independence. Its main building is located in the knowledge of the ancient castle - the former residence of the king. The WirtschaftsWoche magazine classified the specialties according to the quality of teaching as follows: industrial construction (Wirtschaftsingenieurwesen) in third place in Germany; computer science (Informatik), electrical engineering (Elektrotechnik) and mechanical engineering (Maschinenbau) are in 4th, and natural sciences (Naturwissenschaften) are in 5th place in the ranking.
8. Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität in Münster / Westphalian Kaiser Wilhelm II University in Münster
Founded in 1780, the University of Münster is famous for the many research centers created on its basis and for the successful combination of several disciplines in scientific research. In terms of technological teaching, the university does not fall into the top ten, but in the fields of jurisprudence (Jura) and economics (Wirtschaftswissenschaften) it confidently holds the second and fourth places, respectively.
9. Technische Universität Dresden / Technical University of Dresden
Dresden University of Technology has earned the title of an elite institution of higher education and is supported by the German Federal Government. All his technical specializations are in the top ten of all German universities: TU Dresden is in 5th place in Electrical Engineering (Elektrotechnik) and Mechanical Engineering (Maschinenbau), 6th in Industrial Construction (Wirtschaftsingenieurwesen) and Informatik (Informatik), and Mathematics , physics and other natural sciences (Naturwissenschaften) secured the 8th place for the quality of teaching in Germany.
10. Technische Universität Ilmenau / Technical University Ilmenau
Ilmenau, a small town in Thuringia, is famous for its university, which in turn is famous for its significant achievements in the field of information technology. Here for the first time in Germany appeared the specialty "Media Technology" (Medientechnologie), as well as the professorship in computer and video games (Computer- und Videospiele).
Thus, the WirtschaftsWoche places TU Ilmenau in 4th place in terms of teaching economic informatics (Wirtschaftsinformatik), 5th in information technology (Informatik) and industrial construction (Wirtschaftsingenieurwesen), and electrical engineering (Elektrotechnik) and mechanical engineering) (Maschinen in 7th place in the rating.
11. Goethe-Universität Fankfurt am Main / Johann Wolfgang Goethe University Frankfurt
The city of bankers - Frankfurt am Main - fully justifies its unofficial name: economic specialties are in great demand and prestige here. The national economy (VWL) is rated quite high by the WirtschaftsWoche magazine and is in 4th position in comparison with other German universities, and the enterprise economics (BWL) - in the 8th position. Most of Frankfurt's Nobel Prize-winning alumni have earned their discoveries in the fields of Chemie and Physik.
12. Technische Universität Berlin / Technical University Berlin
In the top ten technical specialties among German universities, you will find all the courses offered by the Technical University of Berlin. Industrial construction (Wirtschaftsingenieurwesen) is in 4th place, natural sciences (Naturwissenschaften) and informatics (Informatik) are 6th, mechanical engineering (Maschinenbau) is 7th, and electrical engineering (Elektrotechnik) is 10th.
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The official name of this university is missing the word "technical". However, all Swabians know their strengths: the University of Stuttgart ranks 6th in Germany in such specialties as electrical engineering (Elektrotechnik) and mechanical engineering (Maschinenbau), and natural sciences (Naturwissenschaften) round out the top ten in terms of teaching quality.
14. Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn / Friedrich Wilhelm University of Rhine Bonn
The University of Bonn twice entered the top ten universities in Germany according to WirtschaftsWoche: jurisprudence (Jura) in 5th place and the national economy in 6th.
15. Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin / Humboldt University Berlin
More prestigious than the capital's technical university, however, according to the editorial staff of the publication WirtschaftsWoche, the less successful university. Humboldt is the symbol and pride of Berlin. In this rating, he appears only once: in sixth place in jurisprudence (Jura). Business Economics (BWL) is ranked only 13th.
The authority of German technical and humanitarian education in Russia is very high. The main obstacle for Russian citizens is the small number of schools with German as the language of instruction. There are other difficulties in obtaining a university education in Germany.
The educational system in Germany is characterized by three types of higher education. Classic "old" universities are represented by Heidelberg and Berlin universities. The medical, philosophical, and theological faculties remain the leading ones, although modern specialties based on fundamental sciences are being added.
The second type includes universities, academies that have grown out of technical, sectoral institutes. The University of Hanover has passed the stages of a technical school, a technical university. Higher technical schools (Aachen, Darmstadt) are equated with them. Many universities have technical departments (Rostock) and, on the contrary, humanities are taught at technical universities (Braunschweig).
New universities, a few private universities do not compete with traditional ones in terms of a variety of areas, focusing on specific disciplines. These include the Ruhr University (Bochum), the universities of Constanta, Regensburg, Bielefeld.
Top German Universities
The best university in Germany is the University of Berlin. His teachers were Einstein, Planck, Weber. During this period, German scientists were awarded 26 Nobel Prizes (physics, chemistry).
The University of Dortmund has 24,000 students. The best reputable faculties are mathematics, chemistry, chemical engineering, construction, architecture.
The University of Jena received an imperial university privilege in 1558. A member of the "Coimbra Group" teaches young people at the Faculty of Law, Economics, Philosophy, Social, Mathematics, Physics.
The Technical University of Berlin is the largest in Germany. Among 30 thousand students there are 6 thousand foreigners. The mechanical engineering, transport, and architecture faculties have the highest reputation.
Entrance exams, studies
In our understanding, there are no entrance examinations in German universities. The main exam for a foreigner is a language test, confirmed by an international certificate. Naturally, the vast majority of universities require knowledge of the German language. Only a few institutions teach in English, at the master's level. There are several test levels, the specific requirements need to be clarified individually.
In terms of wages, Germany ranks among the best countries in Europe for Russians. Tuition fees are minimal (in the worst case - 500 euros per semester). The university fee may include the cost of a regional pass (city, regional intercity transport). For those who have exceeded the standard term of study (14 semesters), some regions introduce an increased semester fee (up to 800 euros).
Help for students in Germany is provided by several funds, most often regional ones, it is also available to foreigners. Job opportunities are great (up to 120 full days per year), with an average salary of € 10 per hour. For many German students, work provides financial independence, stretching their studies for 10 years. Student canteens also help to save money, where you can dine for 3 euros. Mandatory monthly medical insurance (80 euros). Study programs do not rush learning - it is customary to take exams when they are ready, the student chooses the timing himself. Expulsion for poor grades is not practiced.
Prospects for work in Germany, CIS
Most foreign graduates aspire to stay in Germany. A year and a half are allowed to search for work by law (a work visa is guaranteed). The German industry is interested in specialists regardless of nationality, with successful studies, you can get a job even in the last courses.
German education in the fields of electrical engineering, computer science, mechanical engineering, construction is highly regarded in the world. Knowledge of German allows you to get a job in six German-speaking countries in Europe, all EU countries.
Engineering specialties are the most interesting for employers in Russia. In German, Austrian, Swiss representations - a German diploma, proficiency in two languages significantly increase the chances.
