How can I study in Germany? Does anyone know how to enroll and be accepted in a university in Germany?
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Check with your local University and see if they have any exchange programs going on or study abroad programs.  I lived in Germany for 12 years and I sponsored an exchange student.  Good luck!
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According to most studies, the University with the best international reputation is Heidelberg. The rest depend on the field of study. \nHere is a complete listing of various ways to rank German universities.\nhttp://www.tu-berlin.de/eng/service/ranking.htm
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i found lots of info regarding studying in AUS in\nhttp://www.edufive.com/StudyAbroad/AUS.html\n\nThere i found some universities providing free info abt the courses and other details  ...\ncheck them out!!!
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I didn't understand your question...\n\nHere is my answer. I hope it will help you.\n\nTechnische Universität München\nArcisstr. 21\n80290 München\nGermany\n\nInformation for International Students:\n\nTechnische Universität München\nInternational center and studentcounselling\nGabelsbergstr. 39\n80290 München\nGermany\nPhone: ++49/89/289/25501\nFax: ++49/89/289/22735
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Quite simple baby, Just like I'm doing..First decide on the country,then google your choice of education,that is what you want to study. Each University has a list of it's requirments( and all include 2-3 recommendations). The offer of scholarship depends on their policy and your grades. Don' worry, you'll make it....oh and remember you need a visa
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You will probably want to contact the German Consulate in your country and ask someone there what the procedures are. If you've already been accepted into a school in Germany and you have no criminal record it should be relatively easy to obtain  one.
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try the german universities - Heidelberg.  you get 6 months of language immersion and probably free tuition fees!!
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you need to apply in germany at the 'stadtverwaltung' of your town and go to the 'auslaenderbehoerde' there. if you don't have a german sponsor, you have no chance to get it.\n\nsorry, good luck in your future.
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I went to school in Spain for about 7 years until the base I was at closed down, now I've been at school in Germany for about 11 or 12 years.  I'm doing college in Germany right now.  I love Europe!
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german universities provides MS at a very low cost. frankfurt willl be the ideal one depending on your past performance. u can go on the link and find  more about it\n\nhttp://www.tu-berlin.de/eng/service/ranking.htm
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Hi! hey, your address is wrong, when you go there, there is a mistake....I´ve looked around and you have to look here:\nhttp://www.sprachenzentrum.fu-berlin.de/sprachbereiche/bereiche_de/daf_de.php\nThen, there is specified that once you are there you have to make an einstufungstest or a test that proofs in which level are you and then you get the course level that you need. here is not specified what levels do they have but i can imagine they have from A1 to C1. If you are going on a program then you can do that.\nIf you are planning to register with out the support of an international program, then you have to make te DSH test. Which is a German for University level that you have to pass in order to study in ANY university in Germany. For this you need a level B2 or C1, it is a very complicated exam. \nAnd another thing. The Berlin University is Free because it is free to teach what they think it is right. I mean the Freie thing has nothing to do with gratuity, but with liberty. \nI am not sure if this University is free anymore because there are some changes in this context all around Germany. And it depends on what party governs... probably for the next semester it is "free" but next year not anymore. And it is not fully free..you have to pay hat is called "sozialbeitrag" aprox. 125 euros each semester (even if the Uni is free).\n\nYou should call or write here:\nSprachenzentrum\n(ZE Sprachlabor) \nBereich Deutsch als Fremdsprache\nHabelschwerdter Allee 45 \n14195 Berlin \nKL 25 301- KL 25 306 \n(2. Stock)\nTelefon: +30/838-55686, -55687 oder -54504 \nE-Mail: dafze@zedat.fu-berlin.de \n\nand Info Service der FU Berlin:\nÖffnungszeiten (Persönliche Informationen am Info-Counter und am Telefon): Montag, Dienstag, Mittwoch, Freitag: 9-15.00 Uhr; Donnerstag: 9.00-17.00 Uhr (ganzjährig*)\nSprechzeiten der Sachbearbeitung (Iltisstr. 1) und der Studienberatung (Brümmerstr. 50, Einzelgespräche ohne Voranmeldung): Montag und Dienstag: 9.30-12.30 Uhr; Donnerstag: 14.00-17.00 Uhr. Die Vergabe der Wartenummern in der Iltisstr. 1 erfolgt Montag und Dienstag bis 12.00 Uhr und Donnerstag bis 16.00 Uhr.\n\n\nInfo-Counter der Bereiche "Studierendenverwaltung" und "Bewerbung und Zulassung" im Foyer der Iltisstr. 1, 14195 Berlin (U-Bhf. Dahlem-Dorf) und Info-Counter der Allgemeinen Studienberatung in der Brümmerstr. 50, 14195 Berlin (U-Bhf. Thielplatz) \nInformationen am Telefon unter (030) 838 700 00 \nE-Mail: Info-Service@fu-berlin.de \nStudieninformationen per Chat: Montag 15-16 Uhr \n\nGOOD LUCK
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just go to google.com and type germany in the search engine
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Try contacting the German embassy closest to you (you can locate it via  search online) and they should be able to help you.
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The best suggestion I have would be for him to try a foreign exchange program.  That would allow him to obtain both the student and work visas that he might need.  CDS International has some good ones, in particular, the USA Internship Program looks like it might fit well.  I would also tell him to check with the university or whatever school he goes to to see if they have any kind of study abroad options that would fit what he wants.  If your friend is between 18 and 22, he could also apply for the Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange.  My family has hosted several students on that program, and I am sure he would be able to find some kind of work for that.\n\nOn Deutsche Bank's US site, they have lots of job openings for grad students.  The school systems in Germany are much different than in the United States, but he would be considered to be a grad student.
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Do you speak German? If you do, it would be easier to get a job in Germany. You just have to apply online to those German based company (BOSCH, T-mobile)
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Found some information for you , have included a link to the website also. Good Luck most of the citizenship information is in Deutch.\n\nNaturalizations of people with permanent residence outside Germany are rare. Applicants have to meet a host of requirements; you typically have to give up your present citizenship(s) in order to become a German citizen, fluency in the German language is another precondition - for more information.
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First of all, fix your grammar and mechanics in English.\n\nSecondly, this belongs in "higher education" not "special education" for its category.\n\nThen, browse nearby univeristies for German language departments (not just classes, but full department status). Enroll, get your degree, and have your advisor and career center at the university help you get hired.