Is it enough to study in Germany for one year100000?

Germany provides excellent teaching and comfortable environment for international students, and everyone can improve their abilities. Next, let me introduce you. Is it enough to study in Germany for one year100000?

I. Miscellaneous fees for the semester

Registered students in all universities in Germany have to pay the so-called "semester miscellaneous fees" every semester. Due to the different items included in the "semester miscellaneous fees" of each school, the amount charged is different. The average level is around 270 euros.

Generally speaking, part of the semester miscellaneous fees is social welfare fees, which are used for daily expenses and management expenses such as student canteens, student dormitories or sports facilities.

Universities in some federal states also charge management fees ranging from 50 to 75 euros per semester.

In addition to the above-mentioned projects, some schools also need students to pay preferential tickets for one semester, and they can take public transport in and around the city where the school is located for free within half a year. This point was mentioned by the senior of Munich University who shared it last time. This kind of discount ticket is cost-effective, which will save a lot of money than buying a ticket yourself.

Second, living expenses.

In fact, the cost of living in Germany is relatively low. Even in Europe, the cost of living in Germany will never be higher than the average.

However, it is difficult to determine the specific monthly living expenses. Because of different cities and living habits, the difference in living expenses may be more than 1-2 times.

Generally speaking, the consumption of Munich, Frankfurt, Stuttgart, Bonn, Hamburg and Cologne will be higher, especially Munich, which has always been called the most expensive city in Germany.

In Germany, college students spend an average of 700-900 euros a month on living expenses.

Among them, rent accounts for the highest proportion of monthly living expenses. Due to different cities, the monthly rent will range from 2 10-360 euros. If you want to save money, you can live in a student dormitory provided by the school (it is difficult to apply) or a shared room (Wohngemeinschaft).

In addition, in Germany, college students can enjoy many special discounts. Theater, museum, opera house, cinema, swimming pool and many other institutions have discount tickets for college students (student ID card is required).

Third, medical insurance.

To study in Germany, you must participate in medical insurance. When registering in a university or applying for a residence permit, you must provide proof of participation.

General situation: The premium paid by German statutory medical insurance companies to college students is about 80 euros per month.

Special circumstances: students over the age of 30 (or who have completed 14 semester) can no longer enjoy the preferential policies of public insurance companies for students. Some insurance companies will also offer a cheaper transition premium (so-called graduate premium) for one semester. Then the premiums of German statutory medical insurance companies will rise to 170 euros per month.

The student service centers of many German universities provide some service packages for international students, including accommodation and meals, as well as medical insurance.

Fourth, tuition fees.

Most of the cute kids studying in Germany are studying in public universities. Public schools usually do not charge tuition fees for students studying for the first degree (Erststudium) and most master's programs.

The only exception is Baden-Wü rttemberg. Starting from the winter semester of 20 17/ 18, international students from non-EU countries have to pay the tuition fee of 1500 euros per semester. However, in some cases, tuition fees can be waived. For example, international students who have obtained university entrance qualifications in Germany do not have to pay tuition fees, because international students who come to Baden-Wü rttemberg for exchange in inter-school cooperation programs do not have to pay tuition fees.

Individual federal states charge tuition for students studying for a second degree (Zweit study) or a long-term study (Langzeit study). Some master's courses may also be charged.

note:

In Germany, the level of tuition does not indicate the quality of teaching. Even the tuition-free majors are of very good quality. I saw in Zhihu that "German tuition is free, does it mean that the education level is poor", and I really want to use a sentence "Look at the top of my head"!

Supplementary explanation:

Before studying in Germany, you must also provide a financial certificate (Finanzierungsnachweis) to show that you have the ability to bear the expenses required during your study abroad. Generally speaking, it is required to have more than 8640 euros of disposable funds every year.

To sum up:

We can roughly calculate how much it costs to study in Germany every month. According to the 20th social survey of the German Federation of Student Service Centers, we can conclude that the monthly expenditure of German students is 794 euros.

Of course, if you have other plans such as travel, it will definitely be higher than this figure.

More than 70,000 yuan a year, even less than a quarter of the minimum consumption in Britain and the United States, what's more, there are almost no German students around me who don't work (full-time students 120, half-day working hours 240).

Five: Studying in Germany can also reduce the burden of studying abroad through part-time jobs and scholarships.

Many people on the Internet say that "international students have money" and "pampered abroad".

My sister wants to say that all the German students I know don't work. Everyone knows that German studies and exams are very heavy. Under such circumstances, it is not easy for international students in China to take time off to take part-time jobs to reduce the family burden.

We often only pay attention to their "trip again" and "party again", but you don't know how hard they work in private! I work as a translator, run three exhibitions a week, and work as a teaching assistant at school. In order to save money, share a room with someone you don't like and eat food you don't like, you can't see the sadness left behind Dehua.