One of the major attractions of German education are the high standard, excellent research facilities and of course the internationally recognised degrees. Added to that is the low cost of living and study for students in Germany and the high probability of scholarships and state funding. A German degree, especially in the engineering, trade and medical field will give a student incredible employment opportunities on the German and international market.

During your studies you can profit from a good network of student housing, extra-curricular activities and internship opportunities in German companies. You are also allowed to work with your student visa. International students can work part-time (120 full days or 240 half days) during their studies also as a non-EU national.