engineering in germany

oreo · #1 04-01-2005 **engineering in germany**

i wanted to go to germany for furthur studies. i'm now an A level student, studying further maths, maths, chem and physics. but i wonder if i could apply for engineering courses in germany WITHOUT taking further maths during college, coz many seniors told me that further maths isnt easy.

and, what more should i need to apply for a german U? i'm now learning german language. do i need any qualifications in english like IELTS or TOEFL??

thanks..

#2 05-01-2005

I am now studying in Germany. Do you have instant messenger? Do add me and we shall talk more about it..

From my experience,
English qualification isn?t needed but I have done it during my A Level.Having it is an advantage.

If possible take further maths. It helps you when you come to Germany as you still need to learn difficult maths in Germany.

kelvinlym · #3 05-01-2005

Further maths will definitely help.

Maths in the university is way harder, trust me, there's no running away.

However, you need to have qualifications in the German language though, if you plan to take up a course conducted in German (most courses are).

Post here or PM me for further info.

oreo · #4 06-01-2005

you are studying in germany too? are you under JPA scholarship or are you a private applicant?

Gar87field · #5 07-01-2005

What? After completing A level, any scholarships to Germany?

Gar87field · #6 07-01-2005

What? After completing A level, any scholarships to Germany?

Gar87field · #7 07-01-2005

What? After completing A level, any scholarships to Germany?

kelvinlym · #8 07-01-2005

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Originally Posted by oreo

you are studying in germany too? are you under JPA scholarship or are you a private applicant?

I'm under Jpa.

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What? After completing A level, any scholarships to Germany?

Yes. I know of one though. Siemens is offering scholarships. Try searching up yourself, approach the companies etc etc. Look for the scholarship thread somewhere in ReCom. The same rule applies here as well in applying for scholarships of course.

oreo · #9 07-01-2005

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Originally Posted by Gar87field

What? After completing A level, any scholarships to Germany?

actually i think studying in germany is relatively cheaper compared to other countries like US, NZ aust or UK. the tuition fee is free, and by estimation you will need 700 euro per month as living cost..i'm not sure about this but some of my friends in germany said it's possible to live with that amount of money in germany, but not in major cities.

l00708 · #10 07-01-2005

700 euros is still like RM3.5K. Thats a lot of money for living expenses alone.

iQing Guest Posts: n/a	#2 05-01-2005 I am now studying in Germany. Do you have instant messenger? Do add me and we shall talk more about it.. From my experience, English qualification isn?t needed but I have done it during my A Level.Having it is an advantage. If possible take further maths. It helps you when you come to Germany as you still need to learn difficult maths in Germany.

oreo Super Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 24	#4 06-01-2005 you are studying in germany too? are you under JPA scholarship or are you a private applicant?

Gar87field Super Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 49	#5 07-01-2005 What? After completing A level, any scholarships to Germany?

Gar87field Super Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 49	#6 07-01-2005 What? After completing A level, any scholarships to Germany?

Gar87field Super Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 49	#7 07-01-2005 What? After completing A level, any scholarships to Germany?

l00708 Super Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 22	#10 07-01-2005 700 euros is still like RM3.5K. Thats a lot of money for living expenses alone.