When it comes to human medicine and other medical fields, Germany operates a number of Universities that provide fantastic medical education for locals and international students on free tuition. According to data from CHE University Ranking 2013/14, based on the qualities students are looking for in the medical field such as academic programs and teaching, research work, job opportunities, it’s usually hard  to differentiate and produce a list of top ranking schools, since most of the universities offer all of this and more

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Unfortunately, the medical education in Germany is highly competitive and time consuming. In addition to all that, the courses and lecures are in German only, so learning German thoroughly is obligatory for an international student. There're no scholarships available for international medical students who are ager to start dissertation proposal writing for their post graduate degrees. The most popular universities are Berlin, Münster, Heidelberg, Aachen and Greifswald listed on study-in-germany.de or ranking.zeit.de

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