Germany

To live comfortably in Germany, an individual typically needs a monthly salary of at least €2,500 to €3,000, depending on their location and lifestyle. 

Yes, living costs in Germany are significantly higher for Indians. On average, a single person would need about INR 85,316  (approximately €1,000) per month to maintain a similar lifestyle that costs around INR 27,882 in India. This means living expenses in Germany can be about 205.9% higher than in India.

Studying at a University of Applied Sciences is often considered worthwhile for several reasons:

• A focus on practical skills prepares students for their careers.

• UAS has ties with businesses. This can lead to better internships and job placements after graduation.

• UAS graduates usually find jobs quickly. Their practical training and relevant experience help.

• A wide range of subjects lets students find programs that fit their interests and career goals.

Some of the top universities in Germany for MS include TUM (Technische Universität München), RWTH Aachen, LMU Munich, and Heidelberg University, all of which are recognised for their excellence in various disciplines like engineering, technology, and natural sciences.

Yes! Germany is one of the popular study destinations in the world where most of the Indian students are studying. Low or no tuition fees in German universities are the key reasons to attract international students.

Hello Preeti, applying for admission in SRH North Rhine- Westphalia is different from applying to the other universities in Germany as it requires a detailed admission procedures to be followed before the deadline without any extension and fees should be paid at the time of application submission.

Yes, Indian students can study for free in Germany if they secure an admission in a public university. In Germany, all the public universities do not charge any tuition fee for both domestic and international students. Note that you will be required to pay a semester fee ranging between EUR 150 - EUR 300 (INR 13.7 K - 27.5 K) at the start of every academic year. Also, you will have to cover the living expenses, which sum up to about EUR 680 to EUR 1,230 (INR 62 K - 1 L) per month for Indians and international students.

Pursuing MSc Finance in Germany opens the door to multiple opportunities for you and offers impressive ROI through placements in top global companies. There are multiple specializations to choose amidst, which may be confusing. For your benefit, we have narrowed down the list of the best Finance course in Germany, which will help you make an informed decision. They are as follows:

1. Asset Markets;

2. Behavioral Finance;

3. Financial Management;

4. Corporate Finance;

5. Financial Planning;

6. Financial Reporting;

7. Financial Accounting and Analysis;

8. Private Equity and Venture Capital;

9. Real Estate Finance;

10. Portfolio Management Methods; and many more.