University System in Germany The more choices you have, the harder it is to choose. This especially applies to your situation, as there are so many opportunities to study in Germany. There are 409 officially recognised institutions of higher education in 165 towns and cities throughout Germany. In total, German universities and colleges offer more Read more about University System in Germany[…]
Studying in Germany – And after? Are you studying in Germany and wondering what you’d like to do once you have completed your studies? Why not stay in Germany to get some initial work experience? Your specialist knowledge is in keen demand – especially in areas where there is a shortage of qualified professionals. Here, we Read more about Studying in GERMANY[…]
Discover Germany’s BLOG Everyday life in Germany can be a very different experience. After all, the proverbial devil’s in the details. Expats will often face restrictions concerning neighborhood regulations that they have never considered significant before. For example, you might find that there is to be no vacuuming on Sundays. No loud music may be allowed Read more about Blog[…]
To focus on German Language Programs, which are the interdisciplinary study of the contemporary cultural, social, economic and political life of the German-speaking peoples in their historical and international contexts. The German faculty offers a single unified and comprehensive curriculum for language, literature and cultural studies courses. The specific outcome of various German Programs is Read more about OUR VISION[…]
Studying in GERMANY – And after? Are you studying in Germany and wondering what you’d like to do once you have completed your studies? Why not stay in Germany to get some initial work experience? Your specialist knowledge is in keen demand – especially in areas where there is a shortage of qualified professionals. Here, we Read more about STUDYING IN GERMANY[…]
Introductory questions: How are you doing? (This Question to make you comfortable) Have you ever been to the respective country before? (This is for the visa officer’s records – If yes then it is advisable to remember the date of last arrival and departure from the country of visa application) Questions on your intention and motivation Read more about Interview Questions for the German Student Visa[…]
Do you want to study in Germany? It’s not as difficult as you might think. One of the first steps is to understand the visa requirements for international students. Here are a few tips on what to do and when. The possibilities for students interested in spending some time in Germany are seemingly endless. Read more about How to Apply for a Student Visa in Germany[…]