Junipero: I think the Name of this thread should be modified. JUst saying.. Unless, we have individuals here that can give us their experiences as the topic implies.. Lets keep the fire burning!!!

lovett007: yea live here in germany is gud. If u can speak gud english,they will thing u are black american but if aren't gud at it u are just a black monkey lolz

Junipero: North Rhine Westphalia..

Junipero: i think the ame should be.... Germany: School Enquiry, Admission, Student Life

deadie: Uni-Heidelberg here

urchman101: Pls how can i apply for masters in environmental engineering in Germany

Junipero: North Rhine Westphalia houses a lot of Prestigious Industries.. And my Language School Owner has lived there for over 20years.. She is trying hard to push us to study there.. Most of our students are there nd making it..

garri4all:

Hi Bandit,
I'm studying in Austria and I want to cross to Germany for my M.Sc once I'm done with my B.Sc
What parts of Germany is education free? How much is the student health insurance per month?
What university did you finish from? What did you study?
Are there M.Sc courses available in Englisch?
I hope to get a reply

Junipero: North Rhine Westphalia houses a lot of Prestigious Industries.. And my Language School Owner has lived there for over 20years.. She is trying hard to push us to study there.. Most of our students are there nd making it..

Bandit C.:
I studied in Germany. Started from undergraduate school. I speak fluent German and know much about school and work in Germany. If you have any questions, be it about English or Deutsch in Germany, l would be glad to answer.

For a starter, University education is free.

Bandit C.:
I studied in Germany. Started from undergraduate school. I speak fluent German and know much about school and work in Germany. If you have any questions, be it about English or Deutsch in Germany, l would be glad to answer.

For a starter, University education is free.

Rickywowoz: Thanks alot boss..... if you are to choose between. Berlin, north-rhine Westphalia, munich and Hamburg in terms of job opportunities for someone that studied chemical engineering... Which will you choose

ddonolu: i also wanna know if the study language thruout d undergraduate program is purely English

Bandit C.:


North Rhine Westphalia is a very big region with the highest population in Germany and lots of industries. It is a perfect place for engineering students to begin their career and they have some of the most hospitable people you could meet in Germany.

The state of Hesse has lots of industries too, quite notably, the Industrie Park situated in Frankfurt (it's as big as a small village in Nigeria) and would be the dream of any body who studied Chemical Engineering since all the companies situated there are the some of the biggest Chemical Companies in the world. Think BASF, BAYER, SANOFI, CLARIANT and so on. Other than that, Frankfurt is a purely banking and Stock exchange city with gigantic banking buildings.


Berlin does not offer much in terms of industries. It is a town where politicians, secretaries and assistants thrive. Think Abuja.

Other than that, the state of Hamburg is also another huge industrial region with lots of importing and exporting going on.

Bavaria is good (don't know much about it) but I heard that the people dwelling there are some of the most unpleasant people to meet. They even look down on other Germans and have some of tbe most effed up accent you can come across in Germany. Unfortunately they have some of the best looking german girls.

Whatever you do, stay away from East Germany. They hate you and are proud of it.

V_Official®:
I'm actually planning on writing about the sustenance of living in Germany but time is not yet on my side, these might be of help:

#1 learn the language- visit http://deutschkurse.dw.de/KursPlattform/WebObjects/KursPlattform.woa/wa/UAAuthDA/auth?par=G5n9lnSPUIqm93qsNXWNH45V0 you'll have free intensive courses from A1.1. Follow it diligently and i promise you'll jump more than two classes like i did.

#2 Know that your 8000 will one day finish, use it to invest in yourself before it finishes

#3 Try to get some related experiences at home

#4 Know how to write a very good and 'BULKY' CV

#5 Do not settle for less, it might be difficult at first but even if you're paid 10 Euro/ hour to clean a toilet never ever stay more than two weeks before you get something better.. reason being that, everything over here is (what are your experiences?) If you clean toilet for a month, your experience will be just that and when you finish studying, you'll start from entry level in your chosen career.

I'm in the movie industry over here. Although it's not that easy but i got my first job after 6 months (I packaged my self and able to BACK UP everything on my CV)
My German, gives me the attention, My CV makes them think twice and my intelligence gives me the key to manipulate them LAWFULLY- Only if you know the LAW can you OUTSMART it without BREAKING it. Have an aim, follow it diligently.
GOODLUCK!!!

macof: Wow front page already

I just contacted university of Freiburg, they said it's free tuition. Really nice

I have to learn German tho, how can I start learning German in Nigeria? Any institutes for that?

And pls Who knows anything about the university of Freiburg?

macof: Wow front page already

I just contacted university of Freiburg, they said it's free tuition. Really nice

I have to learn German tho, how can I start learning German in Nigeria? Any institutes for that?

And pls Who knows anything about the university of Freiburg?

Bandit C.:


Sorry Bro. You would need the german language for your undergraduate courses. In recent years, many universities are now offering some courses both in english and german, depending on what you are studying but the courses offered in german only might be more.

I have actually heard that some Universities are now offering full undergraduate programmes in English but I think they are majorly private universities.

macof: Wow front page already

I just contacted university of Freiburg, they said it's free tuition. Really nice

I have to learn German tho, how can I start learning German in Nigeria? Any institutes for that?

And pls Who knows anything about the university of Freiburg?

goldenwing:

It is true; some Universities in Germany are now offering undergraduate studies completely taught in English these days and free too such as Rhine Waal University of Applied Sciences and HTW Berlin. Links are pasted below, but I know places are kind of competitive.

http://www.hochschule-rhein-waal.de/
http://www-en.htw-berlin.de/index.html

Bandit C.:


Wow that is really nice to know. Thanks for clarifying it and posting links.

Bandit C.:


Sorry Bro. You would need the german language for your undergraduate courses. In recent years, many universities are now offering some courses both in english and german, depending on what you are studying but the courses offered in german only might be more.

I have actually heard that some Universities are now offering full undergraduate programmes in English but I think they are majorly private universities.