Why Study in Germany

Try reading some of these novels to improve your German.

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Are strikes reason enough to not study in Germany? Probably not but it's definitely something to be prepared for.

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More people are learning German these days! Most likely drivers are education and employment in Germany.

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This is a great way to brush up your German before starting your studies in Germany.

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Oktoberfest – Some Facts You Likely Didn’t Know The popular Munich’s festival known as the Oktoberfest is held once every year and attracts visitors from all over the world to come and celebrate the festival. In this guide, I will list interesting facts you need to know regarding the Oktoberfest. 1. The Oktoberfest is not about beer. It can be sh…

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According to Mercer's 2011 Quality of Life Survey, six out of the top ten most livable cities in the world are German-speaking. Study in German for better access to them. Read our latest post: http://whystudyingermany.de/study-in-germany-for-access-to-the-most-livable-cities/

Study in Germany for access to the most livable cities - Why Study in Germany? Study in Germany for access to the most livable cities Posted on August 23, 2012 by Joel Have you ever dreamed of living in cities like Vienna, Zurich and Munich? According to Mercer’s 2011 Quality of Living Survey, six out of the top ten most livable cities in the world are in Au...

Germany is currently having record low unemployment. Study in Germany to access its job market and have more job opportunities. See our latest post: http://whystudyingermany.de/study-in-germany-for-more-job-opportunities/

Study in Germany for more job opportunities - Why Study in Germany? Study in Germany for more job opportunities Posted on August 13, 2012 by Joel Low unemployment in Germany Germany is currently enjoying record low unemployment, while many other countries in the world and especially in the EU are struggling with high unemployment. The global econo...

Another reason to study in Germany: many universities are tuition free. See our latest post: http://whystudyingermany.de/study-in-germany-for-almost-free/

Study in Germany for almost free - Why Study in Germany? Study in Germany for almost free Posted on August 9, 2012 by Joel To set the record straight, I’m referring only to tuition fees. Students, local or foreign (homo sapiens only though), can study in Germany without paying tuition fees at many universities. Don’t take it to mean tha...

One good reason to study in Germany is the high quality of education provided here. Check out our latest post: http://whystudyingermany.de/study-in-germany-because-education-in-germany-is-high-quality-and-well-recognized/

Study in Germany for high-quality education - Why Study in Germany? Study in Germany for high-quality education Posted on August 7, 2012 by Joel Many countries and probably every educational institution in the world would claim to offer high-quality education. In case you haven’t noticed, modesty is not a trademark of higher education. Germany is ...