Posted On: October 17th 2026, 06:10 pm
1: Low or No Tuition Fees.
This is one of the main reasons why I chose Germany. Many public universities don't charge tuition fees, which allows me to save a significant amount of money and spend it on other experiences. However, you still need to budget for living expenses and semester fees. For example, my university charges €573 per semester.
2: An International Degree and Career Opportunities
I don't just want to earn a master's degree; I also want to expand my career opportunities for the future. Studying and gaining work experience in Germany has made me feel more confident about pursuing an international career. In the future, I could see myself working in Germany or other European countries.
3: You Can Find Jobs That Require Only English.
I used to worry quite a lot because my German wasn't very good. But I soon realized that many international companies hire English-speaking employees, especially in the tech industry. I'm also building my career in Germany step by step, although I still want to improve my German every day.
4: Travel to 27 Schengen Countries More Easily.
This is definitely one of my favorite things about living in Germany! With a valid German residence permit, I can take short trips to other Schengen countries without normally needing to apply for a separate visa. Being able to plan a weekend getaway to explore a new country is such an amazing feeling!
If you're considering studying in Germany, I hope sharing my personal experiences gives you a little more insight into what it's like! ❤️
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