Study abroad in horticulture

Gardening in Germany is very good, and Hanover University is the best in related majors. As long as it is not restricted to majors and the materials are complete, it is good to apply. Gardening should not be a restricted profession. Employment, now the financial crisis, Germany's employment is not good, what should foreigners do? In addition, it must be German-grade DSH2 or DAF4.

1. expenses, basic expenses (rent, insurance, language course fees, monthly ticket) prices vary from region to region, and living expenses vary from person to person. A year10.5 million euros should be about the same, but many people here have a long academic system and it is difficult to graduate.

2. Germany is a non-immigrant country, and immigration is definitely more difficult than Australia.

If you can graduate, you can be sure that you will learn something. Employment has been said, it is not easy, unless you are particularly strong in your major.

If you want to graduate as soon as possible, I suggest not coming to Germany. If you study gardening in China, you may not be able to go to graduate school directly here because the curriculum is different. You need to talk to the professor, but many graduates of environmental art in China can only start their studies from the undergraduate course of landscape major here.