5 Reasons to study in Germany

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5 reasons to study in Germany

• Germany is one of the most welcoming and pleasant
  countries to live in. It's no surprise that
  students from all over the world are clamoring to
  get a place at a German institution. Let's find
  out why.

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1. You will live in one of the most powerful and
well-governed countries on Earth

• Okay, okay, this is perhaps not the most
  attractive reason to move to a particular place,
  and the German government is not without its
  critics. But living in such an efficient and
  organized place has positive things that are not
  always easy to see or understand.
• They have an excellent recycling program, clean
  streets, reasonable expenses, low crime, and are
  leaders in climate and energy policy. At least a
  third of Germany is currently powered by
  renewable energy.
• The labor market is also very strong and wages
  are relatively high. If you can speak German or
  have an EU passport, jobs can often be easy to
  find, especially if you plan to stay in Germany
  for a while.
• If not, don't worry, there are plenty of
  opportunities for students to find short-term
  work while in the country. Check out college job
  centers and college newsletters to get started.

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2. Historically significant and culturally diverse

• Once again, she's not the most attractive, right?
  "Historically significant". That's one of those
  great phrases because it means different things
  to different people. The story is what you make
  of it and so on. But that's what's so great about
  Germany. So much has happened there. There really
  is something there for everyone.
• Germany is sometimes known as the "land of poets
  and thinkers", or das land de dichter und denker
  . Goethe, Hesse, Nietzsche, Marx, Hegel,
  Beethoven, Bach, and the Brothers Grimm were all
  German. And those are just the first that come to
  mind. A place that produces so many great minds
  must have some hidden secret, right?
• It also has more cultural hotspots than any other
  country. With 6,200 museums, 820 theaters, 130
  professional orchestras, 8,800 libraries, and
  countless places of historical importance, there
  is much to absorb and learn here.
• Also, football is amazing. And fashion. And
  music. And the food... And the highways. You see?
  There is something for everyone.

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3. Great place for foreign students

• English is commonly spoken, and is frequently
  taught in German primary and secondary schools.
  It is estimated that about 56 of the population
  have English as their language. Which is quite
  useful if you are interested in learning English.
  And let's face it, that should be everyone.
• Germany has an excellent educational record.
  Every German city you can think of has at least
  one university ranked among the best in the
  world. There are 15 German universities in the
  top 250 in the world and 31 in the top 500. This
  establishes that Germany is among the world's
  higher education elite. Wherever you choose to
  study, you will find a first class institution.
• It should also be noted that the undergraduate
  courses are free, even for international
  students. Tuition fees are also quite low if you
  are interested in a master's degree, or a short
  course.

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4. You will develop as a person

• Germans have a reputation for being quick,
  efficient and calculating. They are also known to
  have a very strong and contagious work ethic that
  will make you better as a person and will help
  not only in the workplace but also in your
  personal life. You will gain these habits over
  time, simply by being in Germany.

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5. It's great! Haven't you heard how great
Germany is?

• Berlin is the fashion capital of Europe, teeming
  with artists, musicians, students, backpackers,
  expats, and other trailblazers of all shapes and
  sizes. Leipzig has seen similar growth recently,
  with a thriving creative scene, plenty of green
  spaces, and a high quality of life. And coffees,
  don't forget. Lots and lots of cafes.
• Since the early 1990s, Germany has had something
  of a cultural explosion, with young people, and
  students in particular, at the forefront. Fashion
  businesses, street art and a new wave of fashion
  and design have made Germany one of the most
  popular places in Europe.
• And if you ever worry that you're not trendy
  enough to live there, just remember that these
  people are some of the most loved and respected
  in all the land

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