Coronavirus Q&A | Study Abroad

On our Q&A agenda today:

- Do you think we can get a job if we don’t have a nationality in Germany?

- I want to go to Germany but I would love to be 20 years younger. How do I go about that?

- What’s the admissions scenario in the coronavirus situation?

- What questions should I prepare for my visa interview?

- Which university is the best for Masters in Computer Science?

- Is an IT student eligible to Masters in Computer Science?

- Due to coronavirus date of extension in admissions exists?

- What are the tourist attractions in Germany for people who study there?

- Is it really necessary for students to learn German to survive in Germany?

- Is it safe to start my studies in June?

- How can I learn basic German online?

- When will the embassies open?

- How I can start studying in Germany?

- Where can I find the scholarship or how can I get a scholarship to study in Germany?

- Is it possible to apply for Studienkolleg directly?

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Study In Germany Roundup: Best Articles 2019

2019 has been a great year for me and thanks to you, my readers, my blog continues to thrive.

This year brought a lot of great news and discoveries for the education industry and studies in German higher educational establishments which has led to great content. Now that the year ended, it is a great time to take a look back at my best articles for the year and gear you for what’s to come in 2020.

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Looking back, 2019 was a great year and I’m really proud that my website continues to be a go-to blog for people looking for studying abroad and studying in Germany in particular.

I plan on continuing relevant, informative, and fresh content for the readers and I hope to help more international students with their dream to study abroad!

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