Will studying in Germany and France be looked down upon by people studying in the UK?

If the number of students studying abroad is counted as a good or bad vote, Britain is the first, France is second, and Germany is third; This is not absolute, both France and Germany have language problems (the vast majority of Chinese students learn English), and it is more difficult for Germany to graduate.

German doctors are the best in the world, otherwise, the United States would not have desperately grabbed German scientists after World War II. Without von Braun, could there be NASA in the United States today? It is quite difficult for a German Ph.D. to graduate successfully, and Germany does not even throw off an American Ph.D., while a German Ph.D. is in demand everywhere.

Even so, the German public is still very dissatisfied with education and often puts forward opinions.

Almost every international student will be entangled in which country to study, but there are many issues to consider when studying abroad, it is not only a choice, but also related to their future. Both Germany and France have their advantages, and if you are more focused on financial considerations, then the best option is to study in Germany.

The advantages of Germany and France lie in the economic aspect and the quality of teaching in the other. Which country to study in can be chosen according to your actual situation.

If you are a Chinese student studying in Germany, you can almost get a free university education, and many universities in Germany are open to Chinese students for free。In Germany, international students can work part-time at duty-free shops, so they can easily solve the problem of living expenses.

The academic qualifications and degrees obtained by studying in Germany are relatively well recognized by the world. In addition, Chinese students do not need to go through exams to study in GermanyHowever, the teaching level of studying in Germany may be lower than that of France, but what kind of achievements can be achieved depends on one's own efforts.

The most prominent advantage of studying in France is the high level of teaching, and some public universities in France will cover the tuition fees of international students。If the financial conditions allow, and your grades and literacy have reached a certain height, you can choose to study in France and receive a better education.

In fact, no matter how much you go to study, the most important thing is your own requirements and your ability to adapt to the environment. As long as you are willing to put in the effort, you can make a difference no matter where you are.

The quality of the German University of Technology is one of the best in the world, and its graduates are in high demand in companies all over the world. It is very intense to study at a university in Germany, and most of them will postpone their graduation by one or two years.

European countries are relatively advanced and developed, as far as Germany and France are concerned, I personally believe that Germany is better than France, Germany is recognized as the most honest country, dare to admit mistakes, dare to self-criticize, so Germany is still better than France

It is good to study in France, French is widely spoken, and it ranks second in the world after English. The use of the German language is mainly concentrated in the European region. The French are very welcoming and never indifferent to foreign students.

It depends on whether you want to learn German or French, and which language you want to learn is the choice of which country you want to study. In addition, in terms of the study of literary origins, France should be more referential.

If your family is super rich, go to France, otherwise go to Germany.

All are better than Chinese schools. China is not a place for academics. It's relational.

I think it's better not to study abroad, it's better to be in China.

Germany.

I've seen a few students studying there, and they're doing very well both in life and study.

It mainly depends on your main purpose, and on the whole, it is France!

Either way, you choose according to your situation!

France, I feel that France is advanced in thought.

One. There are about 368 colleges and universities of all kinds, with a long history and world-class education level, mutual recognition of academic qualifications between China and Germany, and international recognition. German education is known for its long history, strict standards and high quality, and has produced more than 100 Nobel laureates.

Two. The cost is low, some public universities in Germany are free of tuition, and the cost of studying abroad is only 1 5-1 10 in other European and American countriesThe total cost is about 5-70,000 yuan (excluding the self-insurance fund of 7,220 euros), and there will be no more expenses in the future, because 3 months of legal part-time work can basically meet the daily expenses in Germany.

This advantage determines that this is the best choice for students from working families to study abroad.

Three. German schools are well-disciplined and elite, and the German education system is rigorous but has a lot of flexibility. The curriculum is reasonable and the teaching quality is high.

The traditional German-taught courses at German universities do not offer a bachelor's degree, but a master's degree directly after graduation, which is very attractive to international students.

Four. Undergraduate students in Germany are well treated, and subsidies are issued, and international students can enjoy the same housing, transportation, insurance, medical care and other benefits as domestic students in Germany. Germany** allows university students to work tax-free and has a protective minimum remuneration standard, and registered international students have 90 full-day or 180 half-day legal working hours per year.

The income from his part-time job can basically maintain the normal expenses during his study in Germany. It greatly reduces the financial burden.

Five. The procedure is simple, the success rate is high, and there is no need to take cultural and professional exams to enter German universities, but only DSH (German Test for Foreign Learners to Apply for University Admission) scores, with the "DSH Examination Certificate" and more than 13 academic years, you can enter a German university for further study.

Six. The employment prospects are very broad, permanent residency is easy to obtain, and the employment prospects of international students in Germany are optimistic and the salary level is high. Not to mention the employment prospects for returning home.

Once you have obtained your degree, you can apply for continued residency. If you have lived in Germany for more than 5-8 years, you can apply for permanent residence in Germany.