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Why study abroad in Germany as an International student?

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In recent times, Germany has become one of the most sought out destinations for higher education. Germany is a highly attractive and respected by employers around the world. Here is a list which will convince you to choose Germany for studying abroad. 

  • You get to choose from almost 18,000 degree programmes in Germany

  • Most of the universities have waived the tution fees, thus it costs less to study in Germany. 

  • The quality of education is top-notch. German universities are known for their research in the field of engineering, medicine, etc., Also arts & science courses have a high value

  • The cost of living is around 700 euros per month, even in the bigger cities. 

  • Most of the universities offer International Graduate programmes, completely taught in English which makes it more valueable. 

  • International students are allowed to work for 120 full days or 240 half days per calendar year. 

  • Germany offers 18 months of "job-search" visa after you complete your course, in order to find a job. 

  • Apart from studying, you have a chance to explore the schengen countries without any special visa. 

  • Even though, there is no tution fees Germany and DAAD offers a lot of scholarships to students who excel in their field. 

  • Learning "deutsch" can be one of the best perks in Germany. It is one of the top ten languages spoken around the world. 
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