Can a 211 project junior who has no German language learning foundation go to Germany?

If you wait another year, you may be able to go directly to the advanced stage (equivalent to a graduate student) or a midterm exam (equivalent to a graduate exam) if you do not change your major after graduating from your senior year. If you change majors, you can only start from scratch, of course, some professional courses can be exempted, such as mathematics. Of course, you may not be able to go to university directly in Germany, you must first pass the German language test - visa and university entrance exam, especially if you choose a class that is not international, i.e. English-taught.

If you have already passed the testDaF, you can go to the Beijing Audit Department for review and then apply to German universities. A happy or miserable life begins!

In fact, on the way to study in Germany, some people survived, some people sank in pain, and some people came out with a smile. I don't know what the trajectory of your life is.

No, it doesn't. And even if you have 800 hours of language foundation, it is best to take language classes to strengthen when you get there. And it's a bit painful to listen to the lecture at first! But it's good to start sticking to it.

Yes. 1 You can apply for courses taught in English IELTS score is required.

2. You can start with the pre-university department and learn German there.

Tell you clearly, no! Be sure to pass the TestDaF exam in your home country.

If you don't believe me, try it yourself.

Yes, but it is better to learn 800 hours of German in the basic stage in China, and then you have to study for about half a year and then go abroad to study the language class, which is more appropriate. If you don't have a basic foundation, you can study German directly, and that kind of German learning is really bad. That's generally the case.

It seems to be a little difficult

I only know the OK of the public assignment

No, I just came back from Germany and I have to take 800 hours of German study in China, and I need to submit my visa to the visa officer

So why not read German at home first?

"If the domestic undergraduate has not graduated, then after three semesters through the APS audit, the audit certificate will be written "direct admission to the undergraduate of related majors", if the audit is less than three semesters, then the result after the audit is "pre-admission of related majors", if it is after the undergraduate graduation audit, then the result will be "free choice of undergraduate direct admission".

Based on this, if you want to change your major to study for a bachelor's degree, you will only be eligible if you have graduated from the bachelor's degree, which is the regulation of the audit department.

If you want to change your major in Germany without graduating from your bachelor's degree, especially if you have a large range of changes like you, you must be prepared to be rejected directly by the school or enter the preparatory department.

If you have graduated with a bachelor's degree and have the qualification for direct admission to economics, then the other conditions that need to be met are that you must have passed the German test with an average score of 4 or more in TestDaF listening, speaking, reading and writing, and it is best to have a certain level of English proficiency. Because most of the schools in Germany have a restricted major, you must have a language level that allows you to enter directly before applying. "

Can you give me your QQ on the site? I'm about the same as you, I'm already in Germany now.

Take a look at the requirements to apply to the school.

It's more difficult to work part-time to support yourself.

One is that there are more and more Chinese there now, and there are more part-time workers, so everyone is rushing to ......In addition, the so-called legal minimum wage refers to the kind that has been trained, not just any one of them, for example, McDonald's is more than 5 euros.

The other is that studying in Germany is more difficult, and you have to take care of the major and the German language, so if you are not a good person, you can graduate on time, and it is good to work and travel during the holidays, otherwise it will take more and more time to do it.

In addition, I remember that you can't work during the language visa, and it seems that if you sign for 1 year or how long, you will be repatriated if you don't get the language test.

As long as you can apply, there is really no difference between these two universities, they are the two best universities in Germany (difficult to graduate), as long as you can graduate smoothly and your grades are not too bad.

But I checked it for you, the Technical University of Munich has environmental engineering, and I didn't find ...... at the Technical University of AachenI guess not, or you can check it again.

If you are employed in Germany, the school is relatively irrelevant, there is no particularly strong concept of "prestigious school" in Germany, as long as you are a graduate of a regular university, you will have the opportunity (special note, Clausthal University and Technical University do not go).

If I have to say the difference, I can only say that so-and-so university is particularly good (most of the rankings in Germany are professional-level comparisons), such as Mannheim's business economics, which is really outstanding ......When it comes to environmental engineering, I don't know which universities have it, so it's not easy to compare.

There are two kinds: one is taught in German, which requires 800 hours of German language certificate, or TestDaF and goes to a language school for one year.

There is also an English-taught IELTS requirement that is generally 6

However, no matter what kind of university you apply to, the average score is the most important, and the TU9 is generally 85 points.

Hello Auntie:

First of all, the premise of admission to Germany is not to be admitted to 211, as long as it is a regular university, almost any university is fine. It's just 211, you can go in 1 semester, and non-211 universities, you can go in 3 semesters. In other words, he can go to a university casually first, it doesn't matter if he majores, it doesn't matter if it's a German department or not, it's best if it's 211, and there's no need to force him if it's not 211.

The Germans don't know the difference between Peking University and Guangxi University anyway.

After entering the university, you can start to prepare for the DAF exam, prepare the application materials, and go there to start from the undergraduate level, because no matter what major he studies, he has to start from scratch anyway, so it is better to let him study in the German department to improve his German and lay the foundation for his integration and improvement there. If you have more time to prepare for the school application, the application score will be better, which is conducive to applying for a better undergraduate degree in Germany.

You can try Tongji University.

In fact, studying in Germany is very simple, and you can go to everything you want. Your son has also learned German, so there is no need to worry about it. Just prepare the application step by step, and you will definitely get the notice from a good university.

German-speaking science and engineering talents are in high demand in Germany, and your son has a good advantage!

German as a First Foreign Language? You go to check the admission brochure, there are language restrictions in it, generally English, Japanese and Russian, as long as it is German, you can apply.

In addition, if he goes abroad after the first semester, he will have to change his major anyway, and it makes no difference if he doesn't get a German major in the college entrance examination, just choose a new major when applying for school, and then his first semester grades can be better, because he learns German

It will be noted in the admissions brochure. It seems that there are no 211 universities that recruit German languages. Does your son not speak English? Don't you take English in the college entrance examination? ?

Some people learn German in order to continue their studies in Germany after graduation. Misunderstanding, misunderstanding. First of all, the German education system requires that the subjects taken for the master's degree must match the subjects taken at the undergraduate level.

This means that if you want to go to Germany for graduate school, you can only study literature, that is, translation, Germanic language and literature, etc. After reading, there are probably only two ways to go back to China: translation and becoming a teacher (the question of being a teacher will be mentioned below). If you don't want to study German, you can only start from scratch.

Some undergraduates are three years, but many more take five years; If you want to finish your master's degree, you have to study for another five to seven years. Boys are fine, but if girls read like this, they are almost thirty years old after graduation, and their careers and families are not settled, will the time cost be too high, and the risk will be too great? It's better to study something directly in the undergraduate and then minor in German, take the Defu exam and then pass the audit, and it will be basically no problem to stay in Germany after graduation.

My sister, who studied in Germany, told you that German is still difficult Although Defu has skills, it is not easy

If you want to apply for graduate school, you can only do so through foreign students abroad, which means that you have to compete with foreigners who are studying in Germany for an undergraduate degree

Refer to the experience of several Chinese I met

Go to an intensive German course, and in 2 years, you will be able to strengthen your German and at least live on it.

Try Caldorf, if you can score more than 16 points, and each score is not less than 4 points, then there is no big problem. Prepare other documents and apply.

If you haven't taken the exam but want to go to Germany, try to go to Germany to take a preparatory course, and then combine your major to pass the corresponding level of DSH.

Personally, I think that in Germany, there are schools in English, but if you leave the school, you have to know some German.

At the end of the third semester, you can start to apply for a German review, which does not require a German score. As for the final college application, you must get the audit certificate after the review is passed, so the time is generally the senior year.

Overall, there is still time to learn German, but hurry up.

Dear, do you think that you can pass IELTS after studying English for one year without any foundation? Then you add double the difficulty and consider Defo. To put it simply, a year is impossible.

It is recommended that you take the IELTS test to apply for a school that is taught in English, and then learn some German basics.

If you really want to come to Germany to study, then go to West Germany, there are some English-taught schools, and then there are still many people here who can speak English, but after all, the native language is German, and you can't meet everyone who speaks English, that's not realistic. All in all, if you don't know German and still study in Germany, you can be stressful.

If you want to go, start learning now. At that time, the level of learning will not affect your English application.

Study abroad in Germany.

The first thing is to master the German language. Not to mention mastering a very professional level, at least daily conversations are required, which will help you live and study in Germany in the future.

Second, you have to learn English very well, and you should choose to teach in English.

Third, where you learn is not the point. The language learning method is to listen more, speak more, think more and practice more, and form a proper sense of language. Then you will get twice the result with half the effort. So sign up for a beginner class first. Let's take it steady.

Fourth, I went to Germany to prepare the major and school of choice. This is actually the point here, oh know the entry requirements of the target school. Do you know the faculty of the other school?

The choice of major directly requires you to start learning and understanding as early as possible, so that it will become easier and more effective with half the effort.

Fifth, it is much more difficult to issue a degree in Germany than it is to get into a school. When I was studying in Finland, I met a 29-year-old German who was still studying in Finland for his bachelor's degree. Later, I learned that it is easy to enter school in Germany, but the exam is difficult and the requirements are high.