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Yes, Germany is one of the best international student destinations and offers world-class education for students around the globe. Some of the best reasons to study Master's in Engineering Management are affordable education, low cost of living, top-notch education, post-study work permit, wide variety of scholarships, part-time job opportunities, and more. Also, there are a variety of Master's in Engineering Management specializations for you to choose between. Some of them are: Environmental Engineering & Management, Industrial Engineering & Management, Software Engineering & Management, Information Engineering & Management, and many
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The primary difference lies in their educational focus:Universities (Universitäten): These institutions prioritize theoretical knowledge and research. They offer a wide range of academic programs, including those leading to doctoral degrees, and prepare students for careers in academia or research-oriented fields.Universities of Applied Sciences (Fachhochschulen): These institutions emphasize practical skills and direct application of knowledge. They typically offer programs that include significant hands-on training, internships, and collaborative projects with industry partners, making graduates more job-ready upon completion.
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The terms Fachhochschule and Hochschule are often used interchangeably, but there are difference. While both refer to institutions of higher education, Hochschule is a broader term that encompasses various types of higher education institutions, including Fachhochschulen (Universities of Applied Sciences) and traditional universities (Universitäten).
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FH, or Fachhochschule, refers to a type of higher education institution in Germany known as the University of Applied Sciences. These institutions emphasize practical education and training across various fields, including engineering, business, and design.
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Yes, you can study undergraduate for free in Germany after 12th as the public universities in Germany do not charge any tuition fee. However, at the start of every academic year, you will be required to pay a semester fee ranging between EUR 150 - EUR 300 (INR 13.7 K - 27.5 K).
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If you take a gap of 1-2 years after completing your high school education, the universities in Germany accept it when applying for bachelor's courses. However, keep in mind that this may differ as per your university and course of choice. For post-graduate courses, gap of up to 5 years is acceptable.
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Yes, universities in Germany accept international students with an overall percentage of 50%. However, to get into the top German universities, you will have to obtain at least 70-75% in your high school. Universities such as the Technical University of Munich, Free University of Berlin, Humboldt University of Berlin, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, may require higher grades. You must keep in mind that the grade requirements vary as per your course of choice.
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Most of the top German universities require 90% and above for admissions. However, majority of the universities require an overall average of 70-75% from Indian applicants and the minimum eligibility criteria is 50%. Apart from the exam scores, you will also have to submit the language proficiency scores (English/German).
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If you are an international student who desires to pursue undergraduate courses in Germany, you will have to meet the eligibility criteria listed below:Official high school transcripts;Proof of English language proficiency;Resume / CV;Motivation letters;Admission Essays;German language proficiency (if the course is taught partially/fully in the German language); andOther university-specific requirements.
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Lancaster University Leipzig provides courses in disciplines such as Software Engineering and Computer Science. However, the specific sit availability for various engineering courses is not given on their official website or anywhere else. Furthermore, these quotas may vary each academic year depending on the capacity and demand for a particular program. For specific inquiries, it is best to connect with the admissions office at Lancaster University Leipzig.
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