Study Abroad: Top Colleges in Germany for STEM Education

Aspirants seeking education in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) fields in Germany can find multiple options to choose from, below is the list of a few renowned institutes.

Of late Germany has been promoting STEM education to boost global competitiveness and develop creative talent. The government here is continuously taking new measures to improve STEM education and also keeps proposing new policies to promote it.

The country has a well-developed STEM education mechanism that includes a STEM education chain consisting mainly of government mechanisms, social participation of students, teacher training, and school education.

Development of STEM education is a priority for the government of Germany as the country is manufacturing at a high level and hence STEM education is practical and has been continuously improved, as reported by the Atlantis Press, an open access publisher of scientific, technical and medical (STM) content founded in Paris.

Top colleges in Germany to study STEM Education

Below are a few top colleges in Germany for STEM Education:

• Technical University Berlin: The University claims to pursue a holistic strategy and contribute in an innovative manner to shape the future of education. It is an outstanding centre of science that places significant importance on developing science and technology for the benefit of society. The university conducts interconnected research at the highest international level. 
• Friedrich Schiller University Jena: A long standing research oriented university that offers a range of subjects. The research focuses on three profile areas that comprise Light, Life and Liberty. The university boasts of collaborative network including renowned cultural institutions, research-driven companies, and external research institutions.
• RWTH Aachen University: The university developed into an Integrated Interdisciplinary University for Science and Technology, focusing on the convergence of knowledge, methods, and insights. The university is now trying to create a unique national and international educational, research, and transfer environment with dynamic research networks that transcend individual disciplines and organizational boundaries.
• Karlsruhe Institute of Technology - KIT: The students can choose from more than 100 degree programs in humanities and social sciences, teaching, natural sciences, engineering, and economics. The institute has also started MINTernship program to address the shortage of skilled labor in STEM. The objective is to establish exchange and internship programs in English-speaking countries attractive for junior scientists. 
• Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich: The university accolades range from honors for students to Leibniz Prizes and Nobel Prizes as well as research funding from Germany's Excellence Strategy. LMU academics have a record of grant acquisition from national and international organisations across a broad range of fields.

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