Benefits
German universities are open to anyone who
fulfills the prerequisites, and academic freedom is one of
the basic principles of the German university system. That
one of the reasons German public universities don't charge
tuition fees, few private schools charge tuition fee.
Germany has much to offer as a place to study - courses geared
to international needs, internationally recognized qualifications
such as Bachelor and Master, a credit system which allows
the accumulation and transfer of study and exam modules.
The country and the people
The Federal Republic of Germany is located in the heart of
Europe, linking the west with the east, the north with the
south. The most densely populated country in Europe. Germany
is an integral part of the European Union and NATO.
The Economy
Ranking third in terms of total economic output, Germany is
one of the world’s leading nations. With regard to world
trade it places second. The country continues to be an attractive
market for foreign investors, offering a superbly developed
infrastructure and a highly motivated, qualified work force.
Top-notch research and development projects are additional
hallmarks of the country.
Combining research and study
German universities have been the scene of many groundbreaking
discoveries, gaining them international renown. Modern German
universities also combine theoretical work with its practical
application. They both educate and train - basic research
is augmented by applied research. A variety of comprehensive
universities and universities of applied science in Germany
offer balanced academic training necessary for a professional
career. Practical experience in regional companies is often
part of the curriculum.
Combining traditions and modern technologies
More than 300 universities are featured on campus Germany,
from time-honored institutions offering the classical repertoire
of subjects such as Medicine, Law, English and German to innovative
new institutions of higher education with inter-disciplinary
study programs.
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