How to study in Germany and how to study abroad in Germany

The admission of master's students in Germany is mainly based on three aspects: the average score during the university, the applicant's German or English proficiency, and whether the applicant graduated from a 211 university. If the conditions are the same, 211 university graduates are given priority. Details are as follows:

1. Graduated from a four-year or five-year undergraduate university recognized by Chinese education and obtained a bachelor's degree certificate. 2. Students who have graduated from a four-year or five-year bachelor's degree or a degree certificate from a key university (211 engineering colleges) are not restricted from applying for a master's degree, but the admission result is determined by the German university.

The landlord can refer to the reference system for studying abroad.

Enter your major and other information, and you can find out the cases of classmates who are in a similar situation to you, and see which colleges and majors they have applied for. You can also filter according to your study abroad goals, and see what background your target universities and majors have (how many points are in the language, what is the school background, what major, what is the GPA, etc.) The students have applied, and then compare their own situation and formulate general goals and directions.

Hello, about how to go to Germany for graduate school.

1. Choose the school you want to go to.

2. Prepare the required materials according to its requirements.

1. Language requirements Not all German universities teach in German, and some universities offer courses in English or both English and German. TOEFL or IELTS scores must be provided at the time of application. The TOEFL score is generally 550 or above, the IELTS score should be 6 or above, and the liberal arts requirement is above the score.

Some courses require a basic knowledge of German, at least 200 hours, but do not need to pass DSH or TESTDAF. In addition to international courses and individual majors, universities generally require applicants to study German for more than 800 hours, and many require students to take the DSH exam or present other valid language certificates at the time of admission. At present, there are two types of authoritative German exams: testdaf and DSH.

Note: If you do not have a certificate of German language hours, you can apply for a fee-paying language course or a private language school under the university, and some public universities do not need to provide a certificate of study hours. More than 800 hours of German language, need to pass the entrance test (consider difficult); If you have more than 600 hours of German and you can apply for a fee-based preparatory course offered by the university, you will also need to pass an entrance test (relatively easy).

2. Educational requirements: Bachelor's degree; Have a bachelor's degree certificate; Related majors. 1. Graduated from a twelve-year high school (1) Entered the undergraduate program through the formal college entrance examination A four-year undergraduate program in a key university (national 211 engineering colleges), with one semester and no change of major, you can be directly enrolled; Four-year undergraduate program in ordinary colleges and universities, complete three semesters, and can be directly enrolled without changing majors; Four-year undergraduate students in ordinary colleges and universities, who have completed one semester but less than three semesters, must study the preparatory department or directly pass the "University Entrance Qualification Examination" of the preparatory department to obtain the "University Entrance Qualification" before they can be enrolled; (2) After graduating from a three-year college (junior college), you must pass the "University Entrance Qualification Examination" held in the German University Preparatory Department before you can enter the university, otherwise you need to study for one year in the preparatory department, pass the final examination, and continue your university studies. 2. 11-year high school graduation (1) Those who have passed the formal college entrance examination and entered the four-year undergraduate program of ordinary colleges and universities and completed five semesters can apply for direct admission; (2) Those who have completed two years of study must formally pass the "University Entrance Qualification Examination" held at the German University Preparatory Department to obtain admission qualifications, and do not change their major before they can apply for admission.

When applying, all applicants must submit true and valid academic certificates. High school graduates who have not been admitted to university are not eligible to apply to German universities (including pre-university courses) and their applications are generally rejected. Chinese two-year college students do not meet the requirements for applying to German higher education institutions.

Qualifications from radio and television universities in China are generally not recognized by German universities, and unless you have obtained a "bachelor's" degree certificate, you may apply to German universities with "equivalent academic qualifications".

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Traditional Western civilization has created the character and characteristics of the Germanic peoples, and studying in Germany allows you to come into contact with pure Western culture. Goethe, Nietzsche, Kant and other masters have left us many masterpieces. Through the collision and integration of Eastern and Western cultures, you can climb to the homeland of the masters, visit their former residences, and have a dialogue with their souls that transcends the barriers of time and space.

Every year, Germany invests heavily in higher education, both in the construction of new specializations and in the improvement of school infrastructure. German universities pay great attention to the practical skills of students, and the students they produce have been widely praised by employers.

Advantages of studying abroad:

1. Admission is relatively easy.

Many graduate students in German universities are taught in English, and the requirements for German are not high, and it only takes 800 class hours to go to Germany, and then take the language test after arriving in Germany, so the average Chinese student can pass the German language test within one to two years.

2. Excellent teaching quality.

Germany has a large concentration of well-known universities with a long history, world-class education standards, mutual recognition of academic qualifications between China and Germany, and international recognition. The credit system is set up, so you can control the study time and complete your studies calmly. Germany can be said to be one of the few countries in the world with a small gap in universities, and the diplomas of German universities are highly recognized in the world, and they are more famous for their rigor and rigor.

Generally, it can be divided into 4 steps:

1.Translation of notarized academic documents.

2.To apply for an APS review, please consult for free for details.

3.University application: After the review is passed, all application materials will be sent without omission, including the completed application form, a full set of notarized documents of academic materials, and a certificate of review from the German Audit Department.

4.Apply for a visa: It usually takes 4 to 8 weeks to apply for a visa.

Please note that although many German universities will share an admission application form, in fact, German universities do not have a unified admission application form, and some schools will provide a separate admission application form according to their own teaching characteristics, so students should not take the same application form for granted, and should fill in their own admission application form at the ** university in Germany.

Admission Criteria for German Universities.

German universities implement independent admissions and do not set a uniform cut-off score. Generally speaking, admission to German universities is mainly based on the following aspects:

1.Average score during college.

2.Applicant's foreign language proficiency (German or English).

3.Student's essays, including motivation letters, resumes, letters of recommendation, etc.

4.To see if the applicant is a student who graduated from 211 Project University, under the same conditions, priority will be given to students from 211 Project University.

The specific steps are: preliminary selection of schools according to their own assessment - sending materials - applying for passports - applying for visas - purchasing air tickets - preparing luggage to board the country.

1. Preliminary selection of schools according to their own evaluation.

It is that students can initially choose their favorite colleges and universities through their academic qualifications, funds, age, development direction, hobbies, abilities and qualifications. (and determine the admission requirements, application time, application conditions, grade requirements, school information, etc. of the country of study).

2. Send materials.

Submit the relevant application materials to the institution of choice, which can be collected by the student on the embassy website** or free of charge, or by mail, email, fax, etc. Prepare the relevant application materials and send them to the school within the specified time, including, academic qualifications, degree certificates, transcripts, standardized test scores, letters of recommendation, financial proof, and other relevant materials. After submission, wait for admission to the school.

3. Apply for a passport.

If you go to the local public security bureau with the admission notice to apply for a passport, you should generally bring your household registration booklet and ID card with you at the same time.

4. Apply for a visa.

Students can apply for a student visa within the consular district of the relevant country or find a visa agency. However, students must pay attention to one point, if the visa application fails, the previous efforts will be wasted, so students must pay attention to the visa and be fully prepared.

5. Purchase air tickets.

Once the itinerary is confirmed, it must be booked at least one month in advance, and tickets are issued 3 to 7 days before departure. Because even if the ticket is booked, if the flight is tight, the airline has the right to cancel the computer reservation that has not yet been issued. From the perspective of affordability, it is advisable to choose Air China, China Eastern Airlines and China Southern Airlines.

6. Prepare to pack and board the plane to go abroad.

If you purchase an economy class ticket, you can carry 20kg of baggage for free, and if you exceed this standard, you will have to pay a "baggage fee" of 5% of the face value for every 1kg exceeded. Taking Tokyo as an example, you will have to pay more than 600 yuan for more than 1 kilogram of luggage, which is really not cost-effective, so you can save a lot of money by consigning the most important books and excess clothes first.

Study abroad in Germany,Must participate in an audit process by the Department of Personnel Audits (APS) in Germany

Only on the premise of providing the APS certificate issued by the Personnel Auditing Department in Germany, the relevant university can issue an admission notice. Only those who have a letter of acceptance from a university may be able to obtain a student visa.

Four steps to apply for a German visa:1. Prepare the visa application.

a. Fill in the application form and prepare all kinds of materials.

In order to be successful, a complete application must be submitted at the agreed interview time. Therefore, please bring an application form with a photo ID, passport, application documents depending on the purpose of your stay, and a fee (cash).

b. Make an appointment for an interview.

2. Submit the visa application.

3. The German Embassy or Consulate in China will process the application.

4. Return your passport.