Should I go to Germany for an exchange year in my junior year? The exchange school is Dresden TU.

To experience the landlord firsthand, please consider the following questions first:

According to the course structure, grammar and vocabulary, the basic qualified and clear pronunciation must be completed well in China, otherwise, it will be very difficult to do the basic skills when you get there. If you are really very good, these three requirements are already very good, language majors, if you don't go, you really can't say it, you must weigh it, to be honest, the current quality of German education in China. Far from enough, there are not a few people who have graduated from a bachelor's degree and feel good about themselves, but when they arrive in Germany, they realize the degree of basic skills, and don't repeat the mistakes of the past.

I believe that you have considered the above questions and have the answers yourself, and your own answers are the answers you want.

I also studied German and am now on an exchange year in Germany. I don't think it's worth it on my own. Some people have made great progress.

Some people nest in the dormitory every day. If you are willing to endure hardships and can communicate boldly, you will naturally make great progress. Hearing is very improved.

But the grammar forgot a lot.

If you have the conditions, go and take a look at it from the eyes of the world, and the future will be very different

I'm studying Japanese. The junior also went on an exchange. I think it's good to go, after all, we learn language, and language relies on culture, and after going and coming back, we can better understand the thinking patterns of other countries.

I don't know what it's like to go to graduate school in Germany, but if you want to find a tutor in Japan, the advisor I'm applying to is the one I was applying to.

So, it's better to go. Every experience is an asset.

Come, you must come, after coming, you definitely don't want to study in Germany again, believe me.

Hello! I don't know which university you're talking about? The Technical University of Dresden is one of the nine polytechnics and does not have an art and design school.

To help you look up the four universities in Dresden, the Technical University of Dresden (tu Dresden), the Dresden University of Applied Sciences (FH Dresden Private), the Dresden University of Applied Sciences of Engineering and Economics (HTW Dresden) and the Dresden Academy of Fine Arts (HFBK Dresden), do not have industrial design majors.

The Dresden Academy of Fine Arts has a field of art and design, and the specific specializations are as follows:

Plastic. Art restoration.

Stage and costume design.

Stage Equipment (FH).

Theatre painting. Theater plastic.

Makeup and costume design.

Arts** Graduate Program.

Suggestion; 1. You can consider applying for industrial design majors in other universities, don't just focus on a certain university, or mainly look at the major, and the major is better. If you have to apply for German University of Technology and apply for science and engineering, you have to change your major and start from your freshman year.

2. Make two preparations: 1. Learn German 2. Have high university grades 3. If you apply for art and design majors, you must prepare your portfolio in advance.

The Technical University of Dresden does not have a design major, and no matter how you think about it, the goals are not clear.

Eat all the Chinese food here, you shouldn't be able to eat it when you go out.

The exchange experience will definitely help you apply.

I recommend you to go, the cost of 6w is quite cheap, in addition, after all, what you are worried about, as long as you work harder, it is easy to overcome.

In Hong Kong, they are very interested in English proficiency, and it must be helpful if you want to go to Hong Kong for graduate school as an exchange student, but I don't know which university to go to? Racism = = You think too much, there are a lot of Chinese studying in the United States now, no. Let's go out and have a look while you're young.

6w RMB is really not expensive, and it costs W to study abroad for a year, so you are quite cost-effective.

If you have funds to support it, it is better to go, which will be beneficial to you in expanding your horizons and future employment, networking, life and learning!

There is nothing good in the United States, just watch foreign TV programs. Or the Chinese people are the loveliest, give me no money and do not leave my motherland. And I don't have any skills, so what am I going to do abroad? In China, you can connect with relatives and friends.

Hong Kong is also taught in English, so you can get a feel for it in advance.

First of all, the level of mechanical engineering in German universities is not much different (especially in TU9, the gap is very small), but the direction is different, Munich's mechatronics, Karlsruhe's control, Hannover's production, especially the production system, Damm's mechatronics, Aachen Stuttgart and Braunschweig's automotive and related fields, so choose your favorite direction.

If you have to say the rankings, Darmstadt is currently number one, but Aachen and Munich are more famous.

Choosing a school is not just based on rankings, Germans ignore rankings the most They only believe in majors. So what kind of school you want to choose should depend on your own career orientation.

Rankings of German universities by course - ranking of the Centre for the Development of German Universities (CHE) in Mechanical Engineering.

Maschinenbau (2007) Mechanical Engineering.

1.Aachen University of Technology (High).

2.Technical University of Munich (High).

3.Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (High).

4.University of Stuttgart (High).

5.Darmstadt University of Technology (High).

6.University of Erlingen-Nuremberg.

7.Technical University of Berlin.

8.Dresden University of Technology.

9.University of Hannover.

10.Braunschweig University of Technology.

11.Dortmund University of Technology.

Of course, no, you can only graduate after completing the credits, and if you have not studied a year of subjects, you will not have the corresponding credits.

College is no problem, undergraduate is not clear.

In view of your situation, I personally do not recommend you to go to tu9 Although your grades are good, but there are still certain requirements from tu9, I graduated from my senior year today, and the average score of all grades is 81,4The average score of the professional course is 84,5, I found my own intermediary (one is relatively big in China) he just said that he could help me try tu9, I asked the Technical University of Munich and the Technical University of Berlin, they asked for an average score of 85 points, and the area where tu9 is located is basically a large city, except for Dresden in East Germany, the consumption is higher, it is not recommended for the landlord to read, and tu9 is difficult to graduate, the building is mainly psychologically prepared, may have to postpone graduation, and it is not necessarily tu9 information management and information system is necessarily good,The landlord can check the professional ranking,Many primary and secondary schools are ranked higher than TU9 in this major。 According to your current family situation, I suggest that the landlord can slow down the time to go abroad, or the landlord can take the domestic postgraduate examination first, and apply for public scholarship to go abroad in the first or second graduate school, now the country has introduced a lot of policies, many colleges and universities have also given a lot of opportunities, you can choose these ways, you can also reduce a large part of the expenses, you now have a younger brother who is going to the third year of high school, he will go to college in the future is also an expense, if the landlord's parents have an annual income of more than 150,000, I recommend you to go abroad, but if the income is lower than this numberand may be a little nervous.

I want to remind the landlord, language school, the intermediary's words do not fully believe, what they said in advance and what they did afterwards will be a little different, I am an example, and the agent who applied for the school should be one of the top three intermediaries in China, and it is better to ask some things yourself. Personally, I suggest that the landlord should take the domestic postgraduate exam first, and at the same time, do not relax the German, and apply to go abroad at the first opportunity. The above is purely a personal opinion and is for your reference only.

Finally, I wish you the best of luck in Germany!

You don't have a big problem with this foundation, go abroad steadily, it is cheaper to learn a language abroad than at home, the tuition fee is only 1500 euros a year, and if it is a private language school, it will be much more expensive.

It is recommended to choose the university's own public language school, and at the same time learn the language, you can also go to the university to listen to professional courses with the language attendance certificate, and there are three years to study for two years, and you can study under pressure.

If you need specific information, you can also hi oh oh such as school or something.

Domestic postgraduate entrance examination. Take the course in advance.

It's very simple, go directly to this ** to ask.

Dresden Chinese Student Union.

It is better to contact the student union, and the news will spread quickly in the Chinese circle.

After reading the above, I feel that some views do not agree. I'm Tu Dresden Engineering Diplom, and what I hate the most is that some people always talk about the East German economy, are Beijing and Shanghai good universities? None of the Germans have denied Dresden University of Technology, why Chinese have such an idea, to see the quality of a university, to see the history of the school, culture, professors and students.

I know too many people who have graduated and stayed in Germany to work, who said that it is more difficult to find a job, I don't know if the above one has really stayed in Germany, don't mislead the new students. In a word, whether you want to stay in Germany or not, whether you study well or not, it depends on the person. Let's take a look at a few of your questions.

1。Germany's logistics major is very good, if I remember correctly, the logistics major originated in Germany, and the logistics supply during World War II. But this major belongs to different departments in different schools, so you have to inquire first.

As far as I know, some belong to the Department of Mechanics, and some belong to the Department of Economics. If you want to learn logistics, it is better to work in Germany than in China, and Germany is more admitted, and the relative treatment in China is lower.

It shouldn't be a tuition, right, but are new students starting to do it? If you charge, about 500 a semester, the registration fee is not expensive, it is similar to that in China, and the student ID can also be used as a ticket, which is about the same as the transportation fee. Without a basic knowledge of German, it is difficult for you to do it in Germany and you have to learn it.

This is the basis for you to study and work.

3。What major you want to study depends on what you like. Domestic children are educated too utilitarian, in fact, what to learn should ask yourself, interest is the first teacher is absolutely right.

If you study engineering, tu dresden is good, but your business administration and electrical automation are too far behind. If you are not good at math, don't try engineering, it's tiring.

4。If a foreigner asks you which one is better, how do you answer? In fact, no matter where you go, it's a good university, and it's not a pheasant university.

Another: It is difficult for an undergraduate to stay in a job. German school system, get ready. I wish this student all the best!

Dresden University of Technology is not bad, it is one of the best engineering universities in Germany. There are also many people studying in that logistics major, which is not so unbearable. It's just that in Germany, it is difficult to find a job. It's not easy in Germany.

Try your question:

1. The logistics major in Germany is very good, such as the University of Frankfurt, but there is no specific ranking in the strict sense. Considering that Germany has long been the world's largest exporter, it is impossible to build a logistics profession badly.

2. If you want to study in Germany, you must learn German. Even if you are taught in English. Otherwise, there will be many inconveniences in life, and it will also have a serious impact on learning and employment.

3. It is not recommended that you change majors. It takes too much time to learn everything from scratch.

4. There are regional differences between these two universities. But in engineering, Dresden is definitely stronger.

I also read diplom in Germany, and girlwangzhe is quite reasonable and practical.

The University of Dresden has several engineering majors that are better, and the University of Duisburg-Essen has a higher overall ranking. Each has its own advantages. University of Duisburg-Essen in West Germany, Dresden East Germany. Dubao traffic is better. Dresden is cheaper.

Upstairs is a little extreme, although some people go abroad because they can't get along in China, but they don't account for the majority, and there are still many people who go abroad to broaden their horizons and other goals! And in every country there are always nice people and bad people, like many Germans around me are still good.

If the landlord wants to study German in Germany, the cost will be a little more expensive, not including living expenses per month, tuition fees have to be more than 200 euros, there is a language school with accommodation humboldt institut is more aristocratic, the cost is 560 euros per week, but the conditions are very good, a bit like an apartment, entertainment and sports facilities are also great, weekends also organize tours, but for most people it is not practical, after all, it is too expensive. The rent for a single person usually ranges from 150 to 300 euros. University tuition is much cheaper than that of the United Kingdom, the United States, Australia and Canada, and the words of saving money are similar to what is said upstairs:

About 100,000. If you are willing to work, a friend of mine has been in Germany for less than a year and is self-sufficient.

German medicine is very good, especially the medical school in Heidelberg is very famous!! This is only for people who have more than 1 point in the German college entrance examination!! (1 point is the best in Germany, of course, the college entrance examination will also be calculated with a full score of 900 points, and those who enter Heidelberg are those who score more than 800 points!)

However, the relative German requirements are also very high, especially the technical vocabulary!!

If you still have questions, you can ask me, I hope it can help you!! ：