This depends on your program. Most universities offer programs in German, requiring proof of proficiency (DSH or TestDaF tests). However, there's a growing number of English-taught programs.

Public universities typically charge low semester fees, while private universities have tuition fees. Living expenses will vary depending on your lifestyle and city.

Requirements vary, but generally include a high school diploma, transcripts, and proof of language proficiency (German or English depending on the program). Some programs might have additional tests.

Application procedures differ, but most universities have online portals. Check the university website for specific instructions.

Yes, most international students require a student visa. Your university can guide you on the application process.

Yes, international students are generally allowed to work part-time (20 hours/week) to help with living expenses.

Student dorms, shared apartments (WGs), and private apartments are common options. Availability and cost vary depending on the city.

Germany has a universal healthcare system. Students need to enroll in a public health insurance plan.

Germany is generally a safe country with a low crime rate. However, it's always wise to be aware of your surroundings and take precautions.

German universities offer a vibrant student life with clubs, societies, and events. It's a great opportunity to make friends and experience German culture.

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