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Time : February 24, 2024

Why you should go?

  1. Many Universities in One Place: Are you looking to study but don’t know exactly what yet? Universities from Munich, Bavaria and all over Germany will inform you about courses, study requirements and application procedures. Whether university, technical college or private university – you will find the right course of study at the Stuzubi study and training fair. Find out in advance in the  study place exchange for Munich . 
  2. Training from Munich and the Region : Looking for a training position? Many training companies from your region will introduce themselves at the trade fair. Get to know different apprenticeships from different industries. The exhibitors will answer your questions about the duration of the training, training remuneration and training content. You can find the perfect training quickly and easily at the Stuzubi trade fair – and in advance on the  job board for Munich .
  3. Live webinar for trade fair preparation: Exclusively for all registrants: Use the free Stuzubi live webinar on the topic: “How do I find my way?” as an introduction to your further professional career and for optimal preparation for the trade fair. Find out more about this after you have completed your registration for the Stuzubi Munich student career fair.

AND MORE 

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Dear all,

Please find below a Teams meeting link. Please share with your parents.

Thursday, March 30 , 17:30 – 18:30

 https://teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/19%3ameeting_ZTQ1NDNhNGYtZjdhZC00ZDc0LWI3OWEtMTczNzZmMzJlMzM0%40thread.v2/0?context=%7b%22Tid%22%3a%2206e9c2ff-420a-464c-8d8d-c4553fe7f7b9%22%2c%22Oid%22%3a%22dc4ca024-60ac-4eb4-8687-b33902b8c205%22%7d

Best,

Dejana 

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Dear all,

I will be organising  again the medicine presentation – Kurzer Ein-/Überblick in das Human Medizin Studium. The presentation will take place on Thursday, March 30 at 17:30. I would like to emphasise that the presentation be held in the German language. 

Please find below a Teams meeting link. Please share with your parents.

Thursday, March 30 , 17:30 – 18:30

https://teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/19%3ameeting_ZTQ1NDNhNGYtZjdhZC00ZDc0LWI3OWEtMTczNzZmMzJlMzM0%40thread.v2/0?context=%7b%22Tid%22%3a%2206e9c2ff-420a-464c-8d8d-c4553fe7f7b9%22%2c%22Oid%22%3a%22dc4ca024-60ac-4eb4-8687-b33902b8c205%22%7d

Dejana Petričić

Pronouns: She/Her/Hers

University and Career Counselor

 Berlin Metropolitan School gGmbh

(Staatlich anerkannte Ersatzschule)

Linienstraße 122

10115 Berlin

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Are you considering studying in Germany in 2023? If so, you may be wondering about the cost of studying and living in this beautiful country. In this newsletter, we will provide you with an overview of the costs associated with studying in Germany, as well as some tips on how to save money while pursuing your education.

Tuition fees in Germany

One of the biggest advantages of studying in Germany is that tuition is generally very affordable, especially compared to other countries. In fact, many public universities in Germany do not charge tuition fees at all! This is because the German government heavily subsidizes higher education, and believes that it should be accessible to all. However, it is important to note that some private universities do charge tuition, and these fees can be quite high.

Living expenses in Germany

While tuition may be relatively low in Germany, living expenses can add up quickly. You will need to budget for things like rent, food, transportation, and other daily expenses. The good news is that the cost of living in Germany is generally lower than in other countries, especially when compared to major cities like London or New York. Here are some estimates of what you might expect to pay in Germany:

  • Rent: €300-€700 per month, depending on the city and the size of your apartment
  • Food: €200-€300 per month
  • Transportation: €70-€100 per month

Keep in mind that these estimates are just rough guidelines, and your actual costs may be higher or lower depending on your lifestyle and location.

You can read more about the cost of living in Germany here.

Ways to save money while studying in Germany

There are a few ways that you can save money while studying in Germany:

  • Look for scholarships or grants: There are many organizations that offer financial assistance to students studying in Germany. You can search online or speak with your school’s financial aid office to find out what opportunities are available.
  • Consider living in a shared apartment: Splitting the cost of rent and other expenses with roommates can help reduce your overall costs.
  • Take advantage of student discounts: Many museums, theaters, and other cultural institutions offer discounted tickets for students. You can also get discounts on things like public transportation and gym memberships with your student ID.
  • Cook at home: Eating out can add up quickly, so consider cooking at home to save money on food.

We hope this newsletter has been helpful in giving you a sense of the costs associated with studying in Germany. We wish you the best of luck in your studies!

To your academic success!

Studying in Germany Portal Team

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Following our university rebranding, we would like to give students the opportunity to learn what the name change means for them. Our Virtual Open Days (December 7th and 8th) are the perfect opportunity for prospective students to get their own impressions of Constructor University – and to do so from home!

Students will have the opportunity to attend interactive lectures with our world-renowned faculty and get exposure to world-class education! They will learn about career opportunities, scholarships, and financial support, and take part in one-on-one meetings with Recruitment Counselors, and so much more during our Virtual Open Days.

This year we have the following Web Lectures available:

Current Microbiology: The Antibiotics War (Dec. 7th at 14:00 CET) will focus on the problems of the mass use of antibiotics and how to tackle the challenges.

Economic Globalization and International Trade (Dec. 8th at 12:00 CET) will provide an overview of concepts and theories of economic globalization.

Introduction to Data Engineering (TBC, Dec. 8th at 15:00 CET) will provide insights into Computer Science and Data Engineering.

As always, students who participate in the web lectures will get a participation certificate.

 

Virtual Open Days