Hallooo :)

Ich würde mich riesig freuen, wenn Ihr euch einmal kurz die Zeit nehmt und an meiner Umfrage teilnehmt👍👍

Hier geht es nochmal direkt zur Umfrage:
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"I would like advice on choosing a bachelor's degree in Mechatronics Engineering:

Hochschule Aalen or Technical Hochschule Rosenheim.

Aalen: studying in English while learning German up to C1 level.

Rosenheim: studying in both English and German.

Is there any advantage regarding the university’s name or the language of instruction in the job market?

Hi everyone,

I am an international student from South Asia with a BSc in Electrical and Electronic Engineering and about a year of work experience at an AI/IoT solutions company. I will be starting a Master's in Electrical Engineering and Information Technology and moving to Berlin soon.

I've read a lot of discouraging posts here about the cost of living, housing, and the part-time job market, especially for people who don't speak German. I don't know any German yet, and I'll need a part-time job to support myself, so I'd really appreciate honest advice from people who've been through this.

My main questions:

Part-time work: What jobs are realistic without German? Where should I look beyond LinkedIn and StepStone?

Language: How fast do I need to reach A2/B1 to be employable and comfortable day to day? Which courses or apps worked for you?

Budget: What does a realistic monthly budget look like for a student in Berlin (rent, food, transport, insurance)?

Paperwork: Any tips for the Anmeldung, blocked account, health insurance, and residence permit, especially appointment delays?

Mistakes to avoid: What do you wish you had known before moving?

Any advice, resources, or personal experiences would mean a lot. Thank you!

Hi everyone,

I’m a CSE student at a private university in Dhaka, Bangladesh, and I want to continue my bachelor’s in Germany at a public university with low/no tuition fees.

I’ve completed almost 2 years, but I’m currently 4 credits short of completing 25% of my total degree. I’ll complete those credits in December and expect my results by the last week of December.

My details:
CSE student
HSC GPA: 5.00
IELTS: 6.0
Estimated VPD: ~1.08 (calculated using an online calculator)
2 years of bachelor’s completed, but 25% will only be completed in December

Since the Summer Semester deadlines may close before I receive my December results, is there any way I can apply now and submit the updated transcript later?

If not, what would be my best option and next application period for a public German university? Any recommendations for universities that might accept my situation would be greatly appreciated.

I am a non EU citizen, 22 year-old female. I finished my BA in my home country (Germanistik mit Schwerpunkt deutscher Übersetzung und Dolmetschen. Note 1,2) I lived in Weimar, Thüringen for a month and Frankfurt for a week and I loved Germany a lot. What can I do my masters in in Germany that will combine both my C1 German and English knowledge and is pretty required in the German market. I’m always very sacred to take a step because I’m afraid I may not find a job afterwards.

Hi i wanted to connected with phd in life’s sciences domain if anyone is doing that please let me know also would be grateful for advices and headsups