First, interests.
1. Safety: Germany is a relatively safe destination for studying abroad, with low crime rate and good public security. The quality of education is very high. Germany has world-class universities and research institutions with high education quality and strong academic atmosphere. There are many learning opportunities, and Germany offers a wide range of disciplines. Students can choose their own courses according to their own interests and professional needs.
2. Rich cultural experience: Germany has a long history and rich cultural heritage, and international students can experience different cultures and lifestyles. Language advantage: Germany is a country with dual official languages of English and German. International students can improve their German level and increase their employment competitiveness.
Second, shortcomings.
1, high cost of living: the cost of living in Germany is relatively high, especially in big cities, and international students need to bear higher living expenses and accommodation fees. It's hard to adapt. Germany's culture and lifestyle are different from those of other countries. It may take some time for international students to adapt to the new environment and habits.
2. Great academic pressure: Germany's education system pays attention to the combination of theory and practice, which requires students to have strong learning ability and self-discipline. Language barrier, for foreign students who don't know German, language barrier may bring some troubles to their study and life.
Advantages and disadvantages analysis method
1, determine the goal: first, make clear the goal and purpose of the decision, so as to better evaluate the pros and cons. List advantages and possible advantages, including economic, social and environmental benefits. List shortcomings, list possible shortcomings, including cost, risk, time and other issues.
2. Evaluation weight: evaluate each advantage and disadvantage, determine its importance and influence degree, and give corresponding weight. Calculate the score: multiply the score of each advantage and disadvantage by its weight to get the weighted score. Compare scores, compare the weighted scores of each option, and choose the option with the highest score as the best decision.
3. Consider uncertainty: When evaluating advantages and disadvantages, we need to consider uncertain factors, such as market changes and policy adjustments, in order to better predict future risks and opportunities. To make a plan, it is necessary to make a detailed implementation plan, including timetable, resource allocation, risk management, etc., to ensure that the decision can be implemented smoothly and achieve the expected results.