1. Education requirements: the applicant should have a master's degree in China, with excellent grades and strong independent work and scientific research ability.
2. Language requirements: Applicants need to be able to speak German or English. If you apply for postgraduate or doctoral courses in English teaching, you need to provide grades that can prove your English ability, such as TOEFL and IELTS.
3. Personal materials: In addition to language and academic requirements, applicants also need to provide personal materials, including research plans and two letters of recommendation.
4. Tuition: According to the statistics of the German Ministry of Education, the average tuition fee for doctoral students studying abroad in public universities is around 1000 to 5,000 euros per year, and the specific amount varies from university to major. If you choose to apply for a private university, the tuition fee may be relatively high, generally between 8,000 euros and 20,000 euros per year.
5. Registration fee: You need to pay the registration fee for going to university in Germany, which is generally 150 Euro per year.
6. Living expenses: During studying in Germany, living expenses mainly include food and accommodation. The monthly rent is about 150 to 250 euros, while the book fee is about 600 euros per year.