In our daily consultation process, we found that some students and parents often have some misunderstandings about studying in Germany. For example, you must know German to study in Germany. For example, the University of Applied Sciences is equivalent to a junior college in China. For example, you must study at a prestigious school. and many more. In today's push, we will clarify some of the questions that are often asked, and hope that at the beginning of the new year, students will enter the new year with a clearer understanding of studying in Germany and higher education in Germany.

When many people think of studying abroad in Germany, they immediately think that they must learn German to go. In fact, in addition to the majors taught in German, German universities also offer a lot of international courses that use English as the language of instruction. In 2018, there are more than 1,500 international courses for undergraduate, master, and doctoral courses.

For undergraduate or master's majors taught in English, applicants are generally required to provide a TOEFL score of 80-92 or above or IELTS 6.0-6.5 or above. Except for individual liberal arts majors, there is generally no need to provide a German language certificate