Germany offers a wide variety of specializations, ranging from medicine and engineering to scientific research fields. Students can pursue all academic degrees, from bachelor's to doctoral levels.

German universities are characterized by their near-free education for all students of all nationalities, across various levels and ages, especially in public universities. Private universities, on the other hand, charge tuition fees to all students, with the possibility of obtaining partial scholarships.

Absolutely, all students who have completed their graduation requirements and successfully passed their university studies can reside and search for job opportunities within Germany for a period of 18 months after graduation, with the possibility of permanent residency later.

Applications to German universities are ongoing, especially for language/preparatory courses. University semesters generally start twice a year; apply months in advance. Required documents include: certified high school/bachelor's transcripts (foreign ministry & German embassy), motivation letter, CV, and proof of funds.

Most disciplines are available in English or German, except for medicine, which is only in German.

Living costs vary by city, but average €1000/month, including rent, personal expenses, bills, and daily needs.

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