Six advantages of studying in Germany

The cost of studying in Germany is relatively low, the diploma has a high gold content, the visa procedures are simple, you can work and study, the employment prospects are bright, and you can enjoy the convenience of Schengen in Europe. The following are six advantages of studying in Germany.

Studying abroad costs less.

80% of public universities in Germany are tuition-free, and schools only charge a small registration fee, generally about 500 euros per semester, about 0/000 euros per academic year, and the living expenses for studying abroad in Germany are about 4,000-5,000 euros per year. The total annual cost of studying in Germany is about 50,000-60,000 RMB.

Diploma has a high gold content.

The education level in Germany is recognized by the world. Germany's high-level education ensures its position as a world economic and technological power.

The visa procedure is simple.

Germany relaxes the visa policy for studying abroad and expands the number of students studying abroad. German embassies and consulates have also simplified the application procedures for studying abroad and strengthened the examination of academic qualifications, paving the way for truly ambitious young people to study in Germany.

You can study while working.

Studying in Germany can legally work for 20 hours/week, and you can work full-time during the holidays from June to August. According to the ratio of income and expenditure, the consumption level in Germany is not high, and the average monthly expenditure of international students is about 300 to 400 euros, which can completely cover daily expenses.

The employment prospects are bright.

Germany's new immigration law encourages international students to choose to stay in Germany for employment or start a business after graduation. After graduation, you can spend a year looking for a job and still enjoy the treatment of students. Good pay and many employment opportunities.

Enjoy the convenience of Schengen countries in Europe

Germany is a signatory to the Schengen Agreement. With a German residence permit, you can go to other Schengen countries in Europe without a visa. In other words, students studying in Germany can go to France, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Austria, Greece, Switzerland, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Eastern Europe and other Schengen countries for their holidays during their studies, and they can choose to work in any Schengen country after graduation.