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Germany has much to offer as a place of study with more than 350 state and private universities and a colourful variety of courses. Germany is one of the leading countries in the field of research, science and technology. The renowned tradition of German universities dates back to the 14th century and continues with an outstanding level of education and research.
About 250,000 foreign students currently study in Germany, of which about 4,200 are Indians. Most of the German universities are sponsored by the state to keep study-fees affordable, and the number of scholarships available keeps increasing. Moreover, studying in Germany is not just restricted to the German medium alone. Over 500 International Degree Programmes (IDP) offer courses that are entirely or partly taught in English. The DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service) provides information and counseling to students and scholars wishing to pursue higher studies in German.
Degrees in Germany are offered in the two-tier international system of bachelor’s and master’s degrees.
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Studying in the land of Broetschen and StrassenbahnIt’s a late afternoon on the campus of Technical University Dresden (TUD). Students are sitting outside on the many benches, steaming paper cups of coffee in their hands. The new semester has just started. While thousands of freshmen are experiencing the special university feeling for the first time in their lifes, Rabeya Begum is all set to leave the TUD behind and head back to her home country Bangladesh. Two years of research at the institute of botany have passed as quickly as the seasons. 
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Studying in Germany -The land of ideasWorldwide efforts to promote Germany as a place for study will now continue under the "Germany - Land of Ideas" umbrella. The announcement was made by the German Minister for Education and Research Annette Schavan at the campaign’s launch in Berlin.
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Design training in GermanyThe profession of designer is new and constitutes a key qualification in modern industrial society. Unlike virtually any other professional training, designer training is subjected – through its orientation towards models of the future and social utopias – to constant change.
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Germany among top favorites for foreign studentsHigher education in Germany is changing fast – as a result of numerous reforms and the Initiative for Excellence. The quality of research and teaching is benefiting from this – and so are students.
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Around the globe in two yearsMost of today's study courses are still restricted to the transfer of theoretical knowledge. Some programmes, however, offer a more profound approach. Why not, for example, study globalization and experience it first-hand at the same time, living on three different continents within two years?
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The world’s largest sports universityCologne is a sporting city: it has Bundesliga soccer, a sport museum, an Olympic training centre, trainer academies – and the world’s largest sport college: the German Sport University.
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Teenagers learn German while training for soccerThe German national team is European Cup runner-up, FC Bayern is training under Jürgen Klinsmann and the ball is also rolling at the Goethe-Institut. Teenagers from around the world are at Leipzig from 6 -26 July to learn German and play football.
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The European School of Management: Learning business in BerlinAccording to the Financial Times, it’s the best European business school in Germany. But the European School of Management (ESCP-EAP) has more to offer than just excellent education.
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‘Once you value German products, you appreciate German education’Cooperation in Science and Technology is high on the Indo-German agenda. Indrani Bagchi, Associate Editor of the Times of India interviewed Annette Schavan, German Federal Minister for Education and Research, who accompanied Chancellor Merkel on her visit to India in October 2007.
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Mannheim Business School: Management education on the highest international levelThe Mannheim Business School is one of Europe’s leading institutions for business education. Through its close ties with the University of Mannheim and its faculty for business administration, it offers a strategic concept for lifelong business education and is a leader in undergraduate, graduate, postgraduate and executive education.
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