Studying in Germany?

"1" German majors go to Germany to study.

After graduating from German professional copywriting, you can go to Germany for further study. If you have a German grade certificate or a language certificate, you don't need to take the German exam when you arrive in Germany. In fact, it saves language time. In Germany, your major depends on the requirements of the school. Generally speaking, if you start from grundstudium, the major is basically unrestricted. But if you only want to read HauptStudium, it may be limited. For example, ask about your major in China and so on. The specific situation depends on the situation of the school you applied for. In Germany, since 20 1 1, many universities have basically changed to undergraduate and master's degrees, and the original diplom is gradually being replaced. Moreover, I suggest that when you ask the school, specifically ask whether to start charging tuition fees. It turns out that German universities don't have tuition fees, but due to the different situations in different states, some universities have started to charge tuition fees.

"Second" German majors seek help in studying abroad.

According to the study abroad policy, all China applicants who want to study in German universities, including language learners for the purpose of studying abroad, must pass the examination of the examination department. Those who study for doctoral degrees in Germany and those who receive public scholarships from Germany and the European Union are exempt from the examination. Ask Hangzhou Zhongqing specifically.

"3" If the domestic university is majoring in German, can I choose other majors when studying in Germany?

It is feasible to attend the preparatory course, but only if the preparatory course you apply for allows you to transfer to kurs. For example, in your case, if you go to Germany for preparatory courses, they will classify you as G-Kurs. This series is the direction of learning liberal arts language in the future. If you pass the Aufnamepruefung (entrance examination) and successfully enter the preparatory course, you should go to their principal Wright for an interview within one week after the start of school, so that you can transfer to M-Kurs or T-Kurs, that is, the direction of medical biology and engineering. Then you can reapply for this major with your diploma after graduation, but from the freshman year!

There is a little risk in doing this: if you directly ask me if I can transfer, most preparatory courses will tell youno. When you go in the direction of your major and go for an interview, then they can let you transfer again. The chances of success in changing your major are very high. But for the sake of safety, you'd better talk to them first. I hope you don't take any chances when you go in. If they are interested in transferring you, take the exam. After graduation in the second year, you can apply for the major you want. But M-kurs has to have a particularly high graduation score to get a chance to go to medical school. Remember, it is generally above 1.8. The same is true of engineering numerical control specialty. Individual exception 1.2 1.4. German exam should not be underestimated, it will not be easier than DSH!

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1. You must attend the preparatory course.

It depends on what major you want to study in the future.

3.ABCDV.COM edition or domestic DAAD forum.

Studying in Germany, majoring in German.

If you study for a master's degree, you can't change your major. Even so, you will only be exempted from certain courses as appropriate. It has not been completely restructured yet. If the host and the host are separated, the time may be better.

If you change your major, you can only learn from scratch ~ if it goes well, you can start from freshman year, otherwise you may have to study in preparatory school.

If you go, it shouldn't be a big problem to get into daf or dsh ~ German major ~ The higher the score, the greater the chance of applying for a good school ~ ~ ~

I hope it helps ~ Come on ~

Lu: I majored in German. Do you want to go to Germany for postgraduate study? Is there any other choice besides Germanic language and literature and German as a foreign language? Besides, what's the difference between them?

In addition to these two majors, German graduates can also apply for a master's degree in language and cultural exchange, such as Sino-German cultural exchange at the University of Gö ttingen, Chinese-English translation (English required) at the University of Mainz and other similar professional fields, and cannot change their majors across disciplines or on a large scale.

Germanic language and literature focuses on the linguistics of Germanic language and various literary forms (period, style, etc. ); As a foreign language, German focuses on German teaching and German cultural exchange. Germanic language is more academic, while German, as a foreign language, is more practical. In Germany, the master's degree system for most majors is two years.

Germanic linguistics has a high demand for German, while German as a foreign language has a relatively low demand for German, but there are generally other language requirements, such as English or more.

What are the employment directions for German majors? How to prepare for studying in Germany?

After studying in Germany, I suggest that you must learn German well. It would be nice if I could learn German well, but I personally think I should also learn English, but I suggest learning English quickly and standard. In fact, English is also the most widely used second language in Germany. Besides, it will be very helpful if you have good English. There are many international courses to choose from. You will get higher grades in English at school and find a job better. You can get better opportunities to work in other countries in the future! Oh, and the teaching assistant of ABC Tianben English Center, where I am now studying, told us that it is easy to learn English well ~ it is necessary to have a suitable learning environment and learn oral objects. The most important thing is the level of foreign teachers. Pure European and American accents (non-Southeast Asia) are very important, and continuous oral learning every day. 1v 1 Personalized learning is progressing well. After class, you should review the recording feedback after class to help strengthen your memory. But if there is really no oral conversation, you can go to the listening room or Hujiang to get the after-school textbooks, and think with your ears, eyes, mouth and brain. The fast context will improve a lot, and the learning effect will reach the goal very well. Are you going to start studying again from undergraduate or apply for a master's degree? If you want to apply for a master's degree, there are few English majors to choose from, such as English teaching (Lehramt) and German-English translation (of course, the premise is that you also have basic knowledge of German). Because German graduate students have strict requirements for undergraduate majors, it is almost impossible to change majors unless you participate in some projects that are not limited to majors, but personally, it doesn't make much sense. German graduate students are generally-years. I want to change from undergraduate to major, and the German major related to automobiles has a strong analogy with the engineering major said downstairs. Business and economics do not recommend studying in Germany. The undergraduate course is generally one semester, which is also about years. In terms of use, I personally feel that Germany is still considerable in Europe. Many states have been exempted from attending school since the fall semester, such as North Rhine-westfalen and many states in East Germany. As students, all means of transportation in the state except the express train are free, and students also enjoy many benefits. In terms of materials, Germany is generally lower than France, Italy, the Netherlands, Switzerland and other Nordic countries.

Studying in German.

If you just want to go to college, you can pass the Telford exam with at least 16.

If you major in German, there is no end to German.

I'm not sure how far I can study abroad. The key is to look at the individual's requirements for himself.

Students suitable for studying abroad:

1, with certain foreign language proficiency standards.

2. Have certain self-care ability.

3. Have sufficient economic resources.

Step 4 be healthy

Preparation for studying abroad:

1. Fully understand the political, economic, cultural background, education system and academic level of the countries to study abroad;

2. Fully understand and master foreign schools, including history, tuition, academic system, majors, teachers, teaching facilities, academic status, number of students, etc. Pay special attention to the number of international students in the school, including the number of students in China. In addition, it is also necessary to determine whether the diploma issued by this school is recognized by our country;

3. What is the accommodation, transportation and medical insurance of the school?

4. Does the school have an intermediary agency for studying in China?

5. Study visa status;

6. Does the country allow international students to work legally?

7. Employment situation of this major in this country;

8. Can I immigrate after graduation?

I want to study in Germany after graduating from German major.

You can also change your major, but you have to learn from scratch.

German universities didn't charge fees before, and now they don't charge much. I wonder which exams are free. Maybe it was sponsored by a Germanic language and literature major? You can call DAAD.

Scholarships are awarded by schools and foundations. Scholarships issued by the school can be found outside the office. As long as you have good academic performance and hope in China, the foundation is generally aimed at visiting scholars and doctoral students.

German majors want to study in Germany.

Non-2 1 1 universities need the results of the first six semesters before they can apply for a master's degree in Germany after graduation. German universities generally do not recognize double degrees. You can apply for your first major or related major. If you want to learn another unrelated major, you need to start with an undergraduate course.