manneger2:
From what I read here today it seems staying back in Germany after MSc is difficult unlike poland with McDonald job you don get three years residency for poland after MSc, like I want to relocate to Germany from poland but it seems getting a job to stay back in Germany is difficult, omo na waoo.

SfNelson17:



Thanks for your advice... So with respect to my first degree course which course should i be looking at, if i want to apply for Bsc..

SfNelson17:
Hello, Good morning to all my Bosses and Co prospect..

Please am open to advice from the Ogas with higher experiences on such matters..

I graduated with An HND 3.17 CGPA in Quantity Surveying and am currently aspiring to do Masters In Germany in any of the following university and courses..

1)International management=>Fulda university of Applied Science•Fulda....

2)International management=>Htw Sar-University of applied science•Saarbrucken....

3)Global management=>Hof university of Applied science •Hof...

4)International Business and management (M.A)=>Osnabruck university of applied science•Osnabruck....

5)International management,M.A=>Hochshule niederrhen-University of applied science•Monchengladbach..

#Most schools are UniAssist and some are not...

Now i went to my School to ask for my transcript but i was told to provide the location of which the transcript would be addressed to...( i dont know if i am to give them the address of the UniAssist or that of any School) because i would like to apply for more than one school....

Please someone should help me with a solution... And also with the current address of the UniAssists..

Am opened to any form of legal advice whether via Facebook[Sf nelson Ezeonugo], email,WhatsApp[+2347082529228]..

Thanks in Anticipation..

Kenechill:
I saw the question asked by basalt on can someone save up-to 10k euros a year. Almost Everyone who replied him were either mean or trying to make him look stupid. It's totally wrong.

Someone say they want to jump very high. Instead of you to tell him he shouldn't cos he head go nack ceiling or he may be cut by the fan, you tell the person he shouldn't jump Except e wan die or he shouldn't jump cos nobody has jumped that high.
No offence, all I saw were pessimists.

Now, my childhood friend schools in Bavaria which has the toughest educational system in Germany as many people have confirmed. He works Two jobs. One pays 450 euros, another pays 960 euros after tax.
He lives in a 250 hostel room. Pays 90 euros insurance, spends 60euros on food as he still has food stuff and goes out once in a while.
Can you see that he used just about 450 euro?
He still has 960 euros.
He goes to school very well sef.
Just that he doesn't have babe there and he drinks once in a while.
Save that 960 X 12 months?
It's over 11k

So whoever is being pessimistic and trying to weigh that basalt guy down, keep your lack of ambition to yourself.

Finally, there's a saying "if people don't laugh or shout at your dreams, they aren't big enough.
This example I gave is real life One.
He's been in Bavaria for two years now.

Just to add, let's do a calculation for you if you're still in doubt.
If you have a 450 euros job. It pays 10 euros per hour. You work 11 hours every Saturday. That's about 450 a month.

If you have another job that pays 12 euros per hour. You work 5 hours a day Monday to Friday that's about 1200 a month.
Let's say they take 300 tax.
You have 900 a month.
If you pay 300 rent. 90 insurance and 60 food. That's 450 a month.
Your student card covers your semester transport ticket.
The remaining 900 X 12 is 10,800 euros.
Let's say you use 800 euros for semester fee every year.
You still have 10k euros!

So what are you guys saying? For the fact you haven't done it, doesn't make it impossible. I've seen people do it.
Everybody ginger no be the same.

Shalom! (in honorable seyis voice )

Chrisomila:
Please can you help me with the universities I can apply to without uni assist, undergraduate please

Kenechill:

Alright thanks so much dear. Hope you don't mind me plenty questions. This information is priceless.
About the job, is it possible to get a part-time job that will keep body and soul going for €1000 a month? And are there any special application process or places people register for job updates, availability etc? And how heavy is tax?

Then for accommodation, is it best and cheaper to live in the outskirt like garching or freising and come to work Or school in Munich? My campus is in Munich

And please hope you don't mind if I contact you too when I get stuck?

Kenechill:

How's the school like? I'm coming in winter. Got admitted already.
And are there jobs? Are you in Munich town or freising?
How's it like getting accommodation too?

Kenechill:

Hey hadassa are you in tum?

Eldeee:
Guten Abend zusammen. Please just like we earlier said, we will be glad to see this thread back to life, and in doing so, I am going to be calling out our wonderful veterans batch by batch. So please don't get offended if you see your name mentioned.

Kindly avail us the opportunity to hear from you by sharing some wonderful tips and experience you have gotten so far in deutschland. We are doing this with the sole aim of reviving this thread and make it more resourceful and impacting.

uchman:


Thanks and God bless
I am going for masters
I found an English taught program and was directed to Studienkolleg

Thanks for your time

uchman:


Thanks for your reply
I am confused because I saw something like if you are not going for German taught program,
No need of German cert

I appreciate your input

uchman:


Hello Ogoonna,

Please I wish you will help me start.
Am found a course I will love to apply in the same school.

Can you help me on how to send my application to studienkolleg?
Did they accept letter of english proficiency from you?
Which document did you send to studienkolleg?
Was it Studienkolleg that submitted your application to the school?
After submitting to studienkolleg, will I have anything to do with Uni assist?
Can I call or Whatsapp you?

Thanks for your time
Help a brother

hilsocial:


Hello . Am here.

Dahyormine:
i sincerely appreciate your contribution bro, I love physics, but the fact that it is a research-oriented career makes me think getting a job after msc could be a little bit tasking, instead one has to put in for PhD which is totally out of my plan...
pls those seniors of yours, did they decide to go for PhD willingly or lack of job pushed them to go for it?
best regards.

Dahyormine:
[color=#990000][/color]Happy Sunday to everyone in the house, I joined this forum in less than two weeks ago, I started from page one, and now I'm up to date, in all fairness, I have learnt a lot, and I will as well advice all new comers to take their time to read from the beginning rather than asking questions that must have been treated in the past, that aside.
I noticed no one here ever mentioned applying for physics and it's related courses, which is the path I'm following, I also noticed that so many universities are offering it which leaves me with so many options to choose from, now I would love to know, what are the odds of studying such pure science course in Germany? Is it a sort after career and is it marketable? ie, what's the possibility of getting a full time job in the field after ones Msc degree? or I should follow another path in relations to science and engineering? just being curious.
Cc
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chriswazo
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honourableseyi
goztino

Goztino:
HOW DO ONE SUCCEED IN GERMANY?

Good evening Ladies and Gentlemen. I don come again o o o with my curious question.
From series of research I conducted, I found out that for one to get a job after his or her studies, he or she needs to

1. Know Deutsh to atleast B2 level
2. Get a good grade
3. Study the right needed course
4. Possess relevant skills and understanding in the course of study
5. Has relevant work experience which can be acquired via Hiwi and Internship during the course of study.

Now my questions

1. Does Msc program in normal universities allow one to do internship in the industries even when he is not in University of Applied sciences (which focuses more in practical work?)
2. When is the appropriate time to register for German language course in other not to affect your studies and your part-time earnings
3. Is having a good grade in German universities as tough as having a good grade in Nigerian Universities? (I really studied hard in my BSc in Geology and managed to get the little stuff I got in Nigerian scale)

Please I am expecting answers because I wanna plan ahead

Westahorf10:
TUM has not started accepting applications na for management msc

Ggetter50:

Please, if you don’t mind me asking. As a graduate researcher going to Canada for 5months, I believe you will need a work permit, right? As related to (Practical training or internship)? As a Nigerian, under which application option/program are you applying for the work permit?

Thanks for your response

Westahorf10:

Mine is business management thank you

Westahorf10:
Please guys I need ongoing application to management courses either through uniassist or direct but preferably direct! Thank you as you help

Goztino:


Haba. Start another master program?
PhD will be preferable.
You don't keep on rotating in one angle. You enter the next level.

Moreover, I am learning Deutsch with Duolingo and its really amazing.
Once I come here, I will channel over 60 percent of my energy to learning Deutsch and before I finish my MSc, I will be very fluent in it.
Another aspect is to work really hard academically and be among the best graduates with very high GP.
So that your GP coupled with your fluency in Deutsch will make you move mountain and even attract white Germans towards you for impregnation

Goztino:


You seem not to understand my question at all.
Its not all about jobs fulling ground, I am not talking about part time jobs which every dick und Harry can easily get.
I am talking about jobs related to your course that can guarantee you blue card to extend your stay in Germany. Getting part time job is one thing, getting a full-time job related to your field is another.
The fact is that not everyone will get a job after Msc.

My question is simple. We are not praying not to get job after graduation but if it comes to the worst that one is unable to get a job related to his course within the given 18 months , what are other options he can use to remain in Germany?
Because to me, returning to Nigeria after Msc is not an option.
I plan to stay in Germany, work, earn lots of euros before returning back if I must return

dubajek:
please can someone guide me on grade conversion.

Basalt:


Well, I get your point.
That's why we are advised not to go to Germany and do nonsense course in your masters.
Research well about your course before applying.
First of all, ask yourself
1. What relevant skills can this course give me
2. Is the skill needed in Germany enough to land me a job related to the course within 18 months?
Germany employ you base on your skills and what you can do. It's not like Nigeria, where you just get employed because your uncle is one of the CEO. Here experience and skills count. If you have none, the best you can get is just normal part time jobs.

Infact, if you are not going to Germany for any course related to STEM (Science Technology Engineering and mathematics) then you have a higher probability of not getting any job related to your course.

@Goztino, in answer to your question. German law states that once you legally stay upto 5years in Germany, you can apply for permanent residence.
So maybe after your Msc which is 2 years, plus your 18 month job hunt it will be 3.5 years, which means you need just 1.5 year more to apply for permanent residence, if at all, the worst happens and you couldn't get a job, then instead of coming back to this sh.thole country, you can simply enrol for your PhD and then during the process of your PhD, you can now apply for permanent residency or better still you impregnate or marry a German and within 3 years you get papers on your palm plus half casts as children

clintonsparkz:
LMU uses GRE, check the requirements

mychellin:
Dear colleague,
I was scheduled for an interview by univ of applied science Berlin as final part to get my Admission letter. Has anyone pass through this with same sch or similar sch? My question
1. What shd I be expecting to discuss for the interview
2. What's the studying in the sch look like in terms of student job
3. How expensive is the sch fees monthly or yearly as a private sch
4. What opportunities ahead choosing the sch as against others considering fact that I applied to various schools as well

kindly help with your info or idea. Thanks


My people,admission interview comes up this week. Still expecting your view.

Goztino:


I just applied for Msc in Geomatics now at Karlsruhe University of Applied Science.
Bsc course = Geological science
Nigerian GP = 3.55

Thanks for bringing it to my notice. I will appreciate if you can bring other schools I can apply online too.
I prefer online application

I want to apply to atleast 8 schools to spread my tentacles. I really hope that atleast two will offer me admission

Chriswazo:


Can I pm u pls?

LearnAndObey:

Congratulations!

hadassaheke:
Hello everyone!

I applied for my work visa at the VAC office in Berlin, Germany and I was given a tracking number to track my application and I was also told that it takes 10 working days to get a response.
And so I've been trying to track my application via the VAC website but it keeps coming up with an error message.

Please does anyone know how I can go about this or has someone experienced this before?

Thanks in anticipated response.

wip7:


I will advise you focus still on Sustainable energy generation and storage and special focus can be directed towards (fabrication of various supercapacitors anode/cathode, design, enhancing the efficiency for larger storage. I have good interests on paper-like and mobile fordable energy storage system).

Also, Microbial and hybrid fuel cells is another key renewable energy research areas which bio-energy can be generated. Hence, you may look at generating and storing!

You will need some chemistry (material synthesis skills)!

Best wishes!