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Re:Why Germany Educates International Students for Free by qznc on Saturday April 29, 2017 @01:05PM (#14227517)
In general, getting into a german university is easy with good grades and still possible otherwise. It varies a lot between universities and subjects though.

Bachelor level is usually in german. Master level can be done in english but much is in german, too. Without knowing the german language you will have a hard time. If you know the basics in advance and take a language course here, you should be fine.

Accredited in the US? I don't really know. We have a student exchange program with the CMU and that works well. For job hunting it is probably MIT/Stanford/Harvard XOR the rest.

(I am working in the computer science department at the german university KIT, which is one of the best for computer science along with TUM, Saarland and RWTH)

Re:Why Germany Educates International Students for Free by patates on Saturday April 29, 2017 @02:35PM (#14227985)
I did my masters here in Germany and in English. My professor was really not pleased when I told him I would write my thesis also in English as I thought my German level still wasn't adequate.
Re:Why Germany Educates International Students for Free by neukoelln on Sunday April 30, 2017 @04:20AM (#14230642)
Greetings from a fellow KIT CS alumnus.