Colleges in Germany

International applicants who meet the below Ludwig Maximilian University Munich admission requirements are eligible to study undergraduate or graduate programs:Undergraduate Level Eligibility RequirementsGrade 12 in relevant discipline with good scores from a recognised board of educationMeet the English Proficiency language requirementsAdditional test scores of ACT/SAT (if asked)Graduate Level Eligibility RequirementsBachelor’s degree in relevant discipline with good scores from a recognized universityMeet the English Proficiency language requirementsAdditional test scores of GMAT/GRE (if asked)MBA Eligibility RequirementsBachelor’s degree in relevant discipline with good scores from a recognised universityMeet the English Proficiency language requirementsAdditional test scores of GMAT/GRE (if asked)Work experience: A minimum of two years

The most preferred course by Indian students at the University of Gottingen is the M.A. in Modern Indian Studies. This programme is highly favoured among Indian students seeking education at the university. The course is also ranked 126-150 by Time Higher Education, which is one more reason for Indian students to select this course. This program helps in analyzing social, economic, political, and cultural transformations in contemporary India. After pursuing M.A. students can get roles in Indian or transnational enterprises, development cooperation, associations, administration, government agencies, NGOs, the tourism sector, media, communications, and academia. They can also opt for research programs.Some other popular courses offered at the university include Applied Computer Science (M.Sc.), M.Sc. in Mathematics, Sustainable International Agriculture (M.Sc.), MS in Neurosciences, MS in Sustainable Forest and Nature Management, and MA in Digital Humanities.

Yes, getting part-time jobs while studying at the University of Gottingen is common and easy for both German and international students. Germany policies for part-time jobs for international students are:EU/EEA and Swiss students can work up to 20 hours per week during the termNon-EU/EEA students can work up to 140 full days or 280 half days per year, which is also equivalent to 20 hours per weekInternational students can work full-time without restriction during their semester breaks.The current minimum wage in Germany is 12.41 EUR per hour.Students can earn up to 538 EUR per month in a "minijob" without paying taxes or social security contributionsStudents must apply for a tax number and a portion will be withheld if the earning is more than 538 EUR per month, the portion can be reclaimed by filing a tax-return.