What and where to study in Germany

No matter which subject you decide to study, be it medicine, European studies, computer graphics, economics, vehicle design or one of a hundred other areas, you are certain to have an excellent learning experience in Germany. The academic possibilities are nearly limitless. One can choose from among respectable institutions specializing in traditional disciplines such as Law, Medicine, English and German and innovative new colleges with inter-disciplinary study programs. The three most renowned German universities include Heidelberg, Humboldt University of Berlin and University of Munich. Much of Bielefeld University’s fame is due to its faculty of Sociology, while the University of Cologne is known for its  faculty of Economics while the University of Kassel is known  for its  Faculty of Organic Agricultural Sciences. 

Links:

www.learn4good.com/universities_germany

www.uni-heidelberg.de

www.hu-berlin.de

www.en.uni-muenchen.de

Foreign students in Germany

Finding cheap accommodation is the most important thing you'll need to relieve the pressure on your budget. Rent  represents the largest monthly expense at an average of 250 EUR monthly. Of course, the amount of rent varies according to the type of accommodation and the place of study. Students with modest financial means are advised to choose a university in East Germany, where the rents are lower and student room costs less than a room or a flat on the open housing market. In cities and in  classic university towns finding cheap accommodation can be quite a difficult task, so begin your search early.

Links:

www.topuniversities.com/germany

internships-in-germany.com/accommodation