Various
reasons may be to study in Germany, either to study a home run, make a Master,
a doctorate or attend an exchange semester.
In
this section you will find general information on matters that You need arrange
to go to study in Germany, health insurance. You'll also find tips on how to
save money or to work. Information on universities and the programs they offer
is a vast and complex issue that better informing yourself depending on what
you want to study the Potables entering each university, usually the
information is provided at least in English
Join seats
The
Office for Foreign Students is responsible for allocating places of study among
those aspiring to enter college. The application form for admission must be
submitted before 15 January for the summer semester begins on 1 April and
before 15 July for the winter semester which begins on October 1.
The
application must include the following documents:
*
Certified copy of high school diploma or document that allows access to
university
*
Translation (by a sworn translator) school Document
*
A passport photo
*
A curriculum vitae (CV) detailing their schooling (school, college, exams
presented, etc.)
*
Certificate of university studies, if any
*
Evidence of having the required level of German language
*
Certified copy of "suitability test" for showing the subjects and
notes
Further
information DW
Erasmus
"The
Erasmus program (an acronym of the official name in English: European Region
Action Scheme for the Mobility of University Students," Plan of Action of
the European Community for the Mobility of University Students ") is a
management plan for various public administrations which supports and
facilitates the academic mobility of students and academics within Member
States of the European Union and the three countries (Iceland, Liechtenstein
and Norway) of the European Economic Area and Switzerland and Turkey.
Oriented
higher education, aims to "improve the quality and strengthen the European
dimension of higher education by encouraging transnational cooperation between
universities, promoting European mobility and improving the transparency and
full academic recognition of studies and qualifications throughout the Union
"." Wikipedia
Working as a student
"Foreignstudents can work in Germany without a work permit. Although there are
limitations for those who do not belong to the European community. No work
permit may work only 90 days or 180 half days a year. In some federal states of
Germany the opportunity to work is reduced to summer semesters. The Foreign
Office can grant a work permit additional 10 hours per week, if the local labor
department permits. Students from countries of the European Union (except new
members as Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia, Czech
Republic and Hungary) as well as students of Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and
Switzerland can, in principle, work without limitations. "DW
Some
portals that will facilitate the search for work are:
Arbeitsagentur
Studentevermittlung
Praktikant
if
you need are practices that requires their studies
Good
ways to make money as a student is working on trade "Messed", many
are the jobs that can be done in a fair pet as a translator / a, bartender,
hostess or hostess, waiter / a, security guard, receptionist, etc. The
advantage of working in a show is that you make money in the short term as the
fairs last between 2 and 9 days, leaving enough time for studies. To work in a
trade you can register for an agency that hires staff to these events, there
are many agencies that offer this service, it is best to look on the internet
with the words "Messed" or "Messed organization" or
"personal Messed" , etc. It is also possible to go directly to the
fair in each city and fill out a form requesting work. For students who live in
Cologne, Frankfurt, Hannover, Berlin, working in fairs is very profitable
because in these cities to trade almost continuously.
Another
way is to work as a presenter or promoting products "Promotion-job",
similarly to apply for this type of work is the best part of the database of
agency staff.
It
is also possible babysitting for a few hours a day “childminder" or at night
"Babysitting", this type of work can be found in the marketplace of
the town in which they live, usually under the "mini-job" category.
Living in Germany
For
students there are many facilities for a shared flat known as WG (verge),
either in a residence hall (this service is offered in the univariates) or on a
particular floor. For a place in the dormitory student Services go to your
university, there will have to complete a housing application form and they
will help with the search. For those who want to live alone but at minimal cost
this is the right place to go because the student residences offer both
individual and shared flats.
If
you do not want to live in a dormitory, good portals to search nationwide WG
are:
WG-gesucht
Studenten-wohnung
Studente-wg
The
process of entering a WG is usually the same, after contact with any member of
the WG is invited to a press presentation, it can happen that is not the only
guest but has summoned all applicants at a time. In this event all people
living on the floor as it is known to the applicant and see if it
"passes" with them, often wonders what one studies, hobbies, habits
and customs, etc. will be found
If
one is selected to be part of the WG a lease is signed usually is a small
formality, without complications and without requiring any documentation. It is
also customary to pay a security deposit "Caution" equivalent to one
month's rent and will be returned upon leaving the WG, having left the room
rented in the state in which it was acquired, usually this means clean,
painted.
For
more information on finding a shared or individual floor as well as interpreter
of a notice of renting a look at "live in Germany".
Health insurance
Students
are normally covered in any of the state medical insurance (e.g. Tikka or AOK),
the monthly price is approx. € 54, this insurance provides excellent support
for outpatient care in case of accidents, dental practice (in the latter case
the student is doubly insured " double insurance " so that prices are
still more comfortable). If you go to medical consultation will be necessary to
pay 10 € for "Quarterly" paying this sum will be allowed to go to as
many queries as you need and in different specialties for 3 months. To go from
one doctor to another is necessary for the doctor where you pay 10 € a “transfer
“it as proof of payment and also the referral to another branch. The transfer
are only possible between different branches, if you go to another doctor in
the same specialty will have to pay. There are some medications and orthopedic
devices free of payment do not forget to inquire about it.
If
you are sure will be very expensive, there are other options, private insurance
which cost from approx. € 28 (for example Care Concept) a month, usually the
coverage they offer is pretty good, but with the state insurance have more
flexibility.
Veryimportant! if after completing their studies want to stay in Germany, it is
best to report good about taking a private safe or not because when deciding on
the private will make "giving for life" to the possibility of
subscribing to a safe state, this clause is somewhat difficult to understand so
we recommend that you report in detail on the matter before making a decision.
For
students of the European Community, no health insurance who are accepted to
college, it's good to be informed about it.
If
the study extends over 14 semesters and / or are older than 30 years, the
monthly cost of health insurance will increase by more than double.
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