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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
The legal aspects of HU Berlin housing include the following-
- Find out about the legal basis and options in advance from the local tenants' association or some other trustworthy source.
- Clarify the insurance issues as you will need to provide proof of household contents insurance or even liability insurance.
- Remember to arrange the deposit amount due before you move in. Max amount can go upto cold rent of 3 months.
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HUB recommends students to not transfer money before signing the housing contract as sometimes they can be offered flats that don't even exist. The narrative is usually that the landlord is out of country and has commissioned a trust company to manage the flat. If requested to transfer a partifal amount with a promise of return, do not send the same. Only use the sources mentioned by the university.
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a month agoContributor-Level 9
As per QS World rankings, Humboldt Uni of Berlin has been ranked #130 in 2026 and #126 in 2025. Some of the top 50 ranked courses at the university are Biological Sciences, Communication and Media Studies, Law and Legal Studies, Medicine, etc.
Look at the factors considered while deciding the QS ranking -
- Research and Discovery
- Employability and Outcomes
- Global Engagement
- Learning Experience
- Sustainability
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a month agoContributor-Level 9
According to the US News and World Report National Rankings 2025, the Humboldt University of Berlin is ranked #47 and #48 in 2024.
This means that there is a slight improvement of 1 place. The US News rankings are generally considered accurate because the factors given below are considered -
- Graduation rates
- Peer assessment
- First-year retention rates
- Student-faculty ratio
- Standardized tests
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, a health insurance is mandatory for Indian students planning to study in Germany. The health insurance helps cover for doctor visits, emergency care, and hospital treatments. A public health insurance is usually more affordable. A public healthcare plan costs between EUR 120 and EUR 150 or INR 12.6 K and INR 15.7 K per month. Private healthcare in Germany can cost between EUR 190 and EUR 275 or INR 20 K and INR 28.9 K per month.
1 EUR = INR 105.09
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
There are many ways Indian students can find part-time work in Germany. Some popular ways are mentioned below.
- Check in at the university career centers. They have access to job listings that are reserved exclusively for university students. Since there are less number of applications, this means better chances of landing a job.
- Indeed Germany, Glassdoor, and LinkedIn also list many part-time work options
- Students can also share their CVs in person at cafes, retail stores, and restaurants
- Networking with peers can also help students land a part-time job much more quickly
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