Study Germany

Those interested in pursuing research in Germany have something to cheer about, with the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation increasing the fellowship rates. With effect from December 1, post-doctoral research fellows will receive 2,650 Euros instead of 2,250 Euros. Experienced scholars and... Read more

The DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service) has commenced its new office in Bangalore to focus on the scientific and educational exchanges between Germany and India. This is the 5 th office of DAAD in India situated within the new campus of Consulate General of the Federal Republic of Germany in... Read more

To Study in Germany as a student must apply at a German Embassy or Consulate General for student visa. Unless and until a student is having a visa he/she will not be able to study in any institute of Germany. You can apply for student visa only after getting the admission letter from the... Read more

Germany with 300 higher education centre is considered as one of the best places as it is based on a system that perfectly blends academic knowledge with progressive research. The general education helps to gain scientific and analytical skills in the area in which students applied. ... Read more

Germany is the largest economy in Europe. The country has a strong tradition of excellence within technological development, and offers a wide variety of opportunities for students wishing to study abroad. Germany more that 2 million students are enrolled out of which 2, 50,000 are international... Read more

Application Forms For Study in Germany Colleges and Universities Students can apply directly to Universities or Uni-Assist for Post-Graduation courses. Some application forms can be sent electronically, others have to be printed out and mailed to the respective higher educational... Read more

To ensure quality of education, each and every organization have to conform to standards and principles and regulations established by the  Standing Conference of the Ministers of Education and Cultural Affairs of the Lander in the Federal Republic of Germany. 1.  Kultusministerko... Read more

There are three types of educational institutes in Germany. These are: 1.     Universities : These are also known as Universitaten. The Universities in Germany Concentrate on basic research so that the higher courses of studies can be done easily. The higher stages... Read more

Germany and Department of Science and Technology, Government of India granted about Rs. 20 crore and Rs. 5.33 crore respectively to IIT-Madras for Indo-German collaborative research projects on climate change and sustainability. The title of the project is 'Building an International Research... Read more

In October 2012, The German Government has set up a German House for Research and Innovation in New Delhi (in German: Deutsches Wissenschafts- und Innovationshaus, DWIH New Delhi) - a ‘ one-stop shop ’ for interested students, researchers and potential partner institutions, and... Read more

In the “2012 Profile Data on Internationality of German Universities” (“Profildaten zur Internationalität der deutschen Hochschulen 2012″) HHL Leipzig Graduate School of Management (HHL) was ranked as one of the top management institutes in Germany, beating out 61 other... Read more

Since the academic session of 2008-2009, Germany has witnessed a 70 percent increase in the enrolment of Indian students at German institutions and universities, as per the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD). Last year, approximately 5998 students were studying in Germany, which was an increase... Read more

As per an estimate given by the Bulgarian academic community, nearly 24,000 Bulgarian students pursued their education abroad in 2011. About 1,957 Bulgarian students studied in the US universities, 1000 students in Italy and about 1,170 in the Netherlands. Germany accounts for the largest number... Read more

A recent survey on German students concluded that many students are not proficient in English that is required at a university level. Students studying in German universities seem to lack the basic comprehension of the English language leading to committing mistakes in spellings and grammar. They... Read more

Pioneers of the German higher education institutions have highlighted the inadequacies of the new reforms pertaining to Bologna’s new degrees. They claim that the regime of the course does not suffice the need of graduates to the country and have been unsuccessful at attaining the crucial... Read more

Michael Steiner, Ambassador of Germany in India, expressed Germany’s interest in providing vocational education to Indian graduates in a meeting with the Governor of Maharashtra earlier this week. Germany is keen to share its expertise in vocational education and training with India and could... Read more