Germany

Germany is one of the top destinations for higher education among international students. Many German universities offer MS in Data Analytics programme such as:

• Technical University of Munich
• University of Hildesheim
• University of Magdeburg
• Ludwig Maximilians University

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology ranks are quite impressive in the global rankings. For instance, the institute attains a World University Rank of #121 as per Shiksha's World University Rankings.

On a country-level, the institute attains a rank #13, ranking just outside the top 10 colleges & universities in Germany. While another prominent university ranking platform ranks it #59 as part of its rankings of European Universities.

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology is a part of the best global universities, along with being one of top universities in Germany. Students can refer to the table below for the global rankings of Germany Karlsruhe University:

Prospective international students of Karlsruhe Institute of Technology can apply through the application portal available on the institution's website. While submitting the application, graduate candidates need to submit the documents listed below:

• Bachelor's degree marksheets;
• English language proficiency test scores;
• Passport and Visa;
• Valid ID proof;
• Letter of Motivation
• Resume/CV
• Financial Statements
• GMAT/GRE, if required;
• Academic LOR / Professional LOR (as per course requirement);
• Work experience, if any; and
• Work portfolio.

In order to get enrolled in Karlsruhe Institute of Technology for higher studies, all international graduate students are required to fulfill certain admission requirements. Candidates can refer to the listing below for the KIT University Germany entry-requirements for prospective overseas applicants:

• Bachelor’s degree in relevant field
• Official academic transcripts
• Proof of English language proficiency
• GRE score
• Work experience of 1-2 years (selective courses)
• German language proficiency at B1 level (selective courses)
• Letter of Motivation
• Resume/CV
• Academic LOR / Professional LOR (as per course requirement)

Yes, international students are allowed to work for a total of 120 hours or 240 half days in a year. Usually, the university allows students to work for more than 20 hours a week during the term. However, to work more than that, international students would need to pay for:

• Their Health Insurance
• Unemployment
• Nursing Care Insurance

Both Australia and Germany offer the best education at an affordable tuition fees to international students. If we talk about MS in Civil Engineering in Germany, then many of the German Universities offer the degree at no cost. On the other side, Australian universities offer the programme from INR 19 L to INR 30 L. The below table include the number of universities under top 100 MS in Civil Engineering and tuition fee range of the program: