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GERMAN HIGHER EDUCATION

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Created on March 10, 2025

Exposé sur le système universitaire allemand

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GERMAN HIGHER EDUCATION

1. Overview of the German University System
2. Types of Higher Education Institutions
3. Admission and Enrollment Process
4. Study Programs and Curriculum Structure
5. Teaching Methods and Assessment
6. Student Life and Future Opportunities
  • International Reputation
  • Degree Structure
  1. Bachelor’s Degree
  2. Master’s Degree
  3. Doctorate (PhD)
  • European Bologna Process
1. Overview of the German University System
  • Universities (Universitäten)
  • Universities of Applied Sciences (Fachhochschulen)
  • Specialized Institutions
2. Types of Higher Education Institutions
3. Admission and Enrollment Process
  • Requirements
  1. A school leaving certificate
  2. Good language skills in German
  • Application Process
  • Fees and Deadlines
  • Health Insurance
4. Study Programs and Curriculum Structure
  • Last 3 to 4 years (6–8 semesters)
  • Includes lectures, seminars, and sometimes lab work
Bachelor’s Programs
240 ECTS
  • Last 1 to 2 years (2–4 semesters).
  • Often more specialized and may include research projects
Master’s Programs
120 ECTS
Doctorate Programs
research and a thesis
  • Usually take between 3 to 5 years.
Academic Year Structure
  • Divided into two semesters:
  • Winter Semester: October to March.
  • Summer Semester: April to September.
  • Many courses include group projects and practical work
2 semesters
5. Teaching Methods and Assessment
  • Teaching Methods
  1. Lectures
  2. Seminars
  3. Tutorials/Exercises
  4. Independent study
  • Assessment Techniques
  1. Exams (written or oral)
  2. Group projects
  • Learning Environment
  1. Collaboration and teamwork
6. Student Life and Future Opportunities
  • Options include student dormitories and shared apartments.
  • Average monthly rent is between 250€ and 500€, depending on the city.
Housing
  • Many students join clubs, sports teams, and cultural events.
  • University campuses often host various social and educational events.
Student Life
  • Students can work up to 20 hours per week during the semester.
  • The average hourly wage is around 10€ to 12€.
Part-time Work
Career Opportunities
  • Many companies cooperate with universities, offering internships and job placements.
  • Graduates can work in research, industry, teaching, and many other fields
Housing

of graduates find a job within six months after graduation

90%

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