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Studying in Germany

Internationale Studierende lernen gemeinsam in der Bibliothek.

Germany has many different kinds of universities, all of which offer excellent quality. But with so many to choose from, it's not always easy to navigate your way through the university landscape. We are here to help.

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Studying or completing a PhD in German or English: The DAAD provides the information you need.

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Keen on applying for DAAD funding, but you'd like to hear how others liked their stay? Here former scholarship holders from New Zealand talk about their experiences in Germany.

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