1, high quality of scientific research/teaching.
Although public universities in Germany are cheap, the teaching quality is not low, which is related to the academic system of German higher education and the policy system of attaching importance to education in the whole country. German public universities are divided into two categories, Uni and FH. The former focuses on theoretical study and scientific research, while the latter focuses on practice.
German local students can enter five types of schools from middle school, and these five types of schools will get different diplomas after graduating from high school. Among them, only students who have obtained the highest level of high school diploma (Abitur) are eligible to apply for Uni, while those who enter Fachhochschulreife Vocational High School are eligible to apply for FH University.
2, wide into
Compared with the selection criteria of elite universities in Britain and the United States, most public universities in Germany require graduate students to apply for more than 2.5 points, and some universities can even accept them directly as long as they have Abitur diplomas. In other words, even if you study in an institution other than 2 1 1/985, you still have a chance to be admitted to the postgraduate courses of German universities. Of course, the competition between Humboldt University in Berlin and such famous schools as technical university of munich is quite fierce.
3. severe
Although the admission difficulty of German universities is lower than that of British and American universities, it does not mean that the level of graduates is poor. According to statistics, the graduation rate of German universities is less than 50%, that is to say, as long as you can graduate smoothly, you have surpassed 50% of your peers. Compared with the doubts and prejudices of British and American students in the domestic job market, German diplomas are still respected by domestic enterprises and employers.
4. Relatively loose immigration policy.
Britain and the United States are tightening their visa policies for international students, while Germany's visa and residence policies for university graduates are relatively loose. According to German immigration law, non-EU graduates who have obtained university degrees from German universities will be granted a job-seeking visa of 18 months. As long as you can find a job and get a work visa within 18 months, you can get permanent residence after paying endowment insurance for 2 years.