First, the advantages of studying in Stuttgart University
1. What is the university environment like?
The university is located in Stu, which is a big city. Many people who go to the countryside to play, this place is a must, because the scenery is beautiful. Although it is in such a big city, the school is very quiet, because it is located on half the hill of the city, so it not only has beautiful scenery, good air and quiet, but also has a good living atmosphere. Although it is located halfway up the mountain, the transportation of the university is extremely convenient, because there is a special car, as long as it is downhill, it is basically a very prosperous place, so life is very convenient.
When I first went to the countryside, I was basically worried about where to live, but this will not happen in universities. Freshmen can basically apply to the dormitory of the school. As long as they apply early and then ask a few more questions, they can basically apply. If they are full, they will tell you directly. But now, there are still many places in universities, so there is basically no need to worry about the problem of not applying. Moreover, the living environment of the university is very good, with all aspects, and the prices and conditions are much better than those found outside.
2. What are the resources of the university?
If we want to talk about universities, we have to talk about the learning resources of universities. This is not only the learning facilities and teachers in the university, but also the resources of places to go after study. The most famous major in this country is automation, and this university is the first choice to study this major. Why do you say that? Because the university has a good geographical location and is in the center of many famous companies, that is to say, it is basically surrounded by companies with brands such as Mercedes-Benz, so the university has a lot of contact and cooperation with them. Students studying in universities have direct contact information of those companies. If they look for it at the same time, and there are many students from different universities, they will basically register the people from the universities first.
Second, the application conditions of Stuttgart University
Conditions for applying for preparatory courses
Regular full-time three-year college graduates, or regular full-time undergraduate colleges, and only completed 1 or 2 semesters.
Requirements for applying for undergraduate course
"2 1 1" key engineering universities have completed one semester, or ordinary colleges have completed three semesters.
Requirements for applying for a master's degree
1, a domestic undergraduate or a senior.
2. Have the same or related professional background as applying for a master's degree.
3. "211"senior students of key engineering universities or undergraduate graduates are preferred; Having the same or related work experience as applying for a master's degree is preferred.
Language: IELTS 6-6.5 or Telford 16 or above.
Professional counterparts, with an average score of more than 75 points.
Third, the cost of studying abroad.
1, tuition
Starting from 20 18, the government of Baden-Wü rttemberg (the state in southwest Germany, the capital of Stuttgart) abandoned the system of charging 500 euros a semester. The relevant bills of this system were passed by the state legislature on February 3 18 and 1 and came into effect on February 3 18 and 1.
The following master's courses in Stuttgart University are also free of charge: Computational Mechanics of Materials and Structures (comma), Earth Engine, Air Quality Control and Waste.
2. Living expenses
Usually a student's monthly living expenses are around 700 euros. This includes the following expenses:
Rent: about 280 euros to 330 euros a month (excluding meals)
Health insurance: about 80 euros.
Term ticket for public transport: about 199 euros per semester.
Meal: about one month 150 euros.
Other expenses: about 100 Euro.
3. Regular expenses
Students must pay management fees, student service center fees and student union membership fees. From now on, these fees will total 65,438+064,50 euros a semester. From the beginning, the system of charging 500 euros a semester was abandoned, and the school no longer charged tuition fees.
The semester fee for exchange students is preferential, and only104,50 euros is needed for one semester.
4. Health care
German universities do not provide on-campus medical services. Like all other people who buy health insurance, students are free to choose doctors recommended by health insurance companies. As mentioned above, the health insurance company that provides insurance for students is directly responsible for providing doctors, dentists and hospitals for students.