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GERMANY AT A GLANCE

France has long been a center of the arts, science and philosophy, having produced great thinkers and innovators such as Descartes, Voltaire, Foucault, Sartre and Derrida to name a few. Given this cultural heritage, it comes as no surprise that an education in France is internationally acclaimed and attracts 300,000 international students annually.

France has more than 3,500 institutions of higher education, including the following:
77 publicly-funded universities, offering degrees in all disciplines and serving as the primary academic research centers

A parallel system of Grandes Ecoles offering scientific, business, art and other specific programs, which offer 5-year diplomas which are equivalent to a Masters degree

More than 3,000 specialized schools offering degrees in a wide variety of subjects, including hotel management, culinary arts, tourism and social work.

KNOWLEDGE CULTURE

France promises an interactive and stimulating study setting, and its position at the cutting edge of the most disciplines including the arts, technology and business ensures an intellectually probing and inquisitive environment that values education highly. Whether you envision yourself breakfasting on croissants on sun-soaked terraces, or sipping wine in lace-curtained bistros, an education in France is a perfect way to experience this amazing place, assimilate with its vast and diverse culture, and attain a qualification from a country which continually performs well in international rankings of study.

Connection to the Real World, Instead of Pure Theories

The educational philosophy in Germany is ‘link and match’, meaning that attachment to industry is strong. Try to get a Practicum, Apprenticeship or do Thesis in the company.

This will give you 3 advantages:
  • You have real experience in the Company.
  • The Practicum will pay you approximately 500-600 Euros per month, while the Apprenticeship or Thesis can pay you up to 1,000 Euros per month.
  • In addition, if you are considered good by the company, then you can work there as a full-timer.

It Cannot Even Be Called a Fair Competition: 12000 German Programs VS 200 Indonesian Programs

Indonesian Universities have only begun for 70 years. German universities have the experience of 700 years. That is 10 times as long!

The higher education system in Germany offers something for all students. Germany has approximately 450 universities accredited by the state and there are 17,500 programmes for degrees in the country. Indonesian universities offer only 200 programs.

All of these majors are available in Germany. Germany is famous for its innovation in all fields, especially science and technology.

The quality is very good and evenly distributed in all fields of study and all universities in Germany. That question is irrelevant because all the universities in Germany are of good quality or even very good. So, the most important thing is that you are accepted and can graduate!

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ECONOMIC STRENGTH


France really does have a little bit of everything. A unique cuisine, a rich and diverse culture, fascinating history and architecture as well as stunning scenery – all of these features help to make up one of the world’s most popular countries in which to study. The chic capital Paris is a place of grandeur and opulence, with world-famous landmarks dotted throughout the city: the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, the Arc de Triomphe, Notre-Dame Cathedral – it’s no wonder that millions of people come to visit each year.

A WORLD-CLASS ECONOMIC POWER


France has the world’s sixth-largest economy. Its gross domestic product ranks second in Europe, and the country is Europe’s second-largest market, with 66 million consumers (IMF 2014, Eurostat 2014). France is also the world’s fourth-largest exporter of services (OMC, 2013) and Europe’s leading destination for manufacturing investments (EY, 201

Advanced industries and international corporations that are leaders in their field
France is home to 31 of the world’s 500 largest corporations (Fortune Global 500, 2014). Several French industrial groups are leaders in their sector and have operations all over the world: Airbus (aeronautics); Total (energy); Orange (telecommunications); Sanofi (health); LVMH (luxury goods); L’Oréal (cosmetics); Danone (food products).

International Reputation of Colleges

The first German university was founded in Heidelberg in 1386. Today you can choose from over 300 further education institutions offering a first-class education.

Universities like Heidelberg University, Technical University of Berlin, University of Bonn, among others, have a global standing when it comes to the top universities of Germany. Many German universities made it to the top 200 universities according to QS and Times Higher Education (THE) rankings. The status of German colleges is in itself a mark of quality.

Technical universities or hochschule, as Germans call them, focus mainly on technology and engineering valuing not only the art of theory but also the art of practice. In fact, the emphasis in these institutions is on the practical skills their students will gain during their studies.

The large focus on research projects is also a reason for the good reputation of German universities. The state provides money for the research projects and this enables the student to do their own projects and learn in an actual real-life situation.
A degree from Germany will allow you to work internationally.

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Educational institutions in Germany offer BEST PROGRAMS in various fields, such as engineering and natural sciences, medicine, economics, humanitis and law.

Universities in Germany require students to take part in PRACTICUM during the period of study taking place in various German and international companies at least 2 full semesters with income / wages between 300-1000 € per month

The most NOT relevant question for prospective new students going to Germany: “What is the best university in Germany?”

But if you are a German graduate you can simply answer: Made in Germany!

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Opportunity to work in Germany after graduation

Finally, after studying in Germany, you’ll have the chance to stay on and seek work after you graduate. The law allows international graduates to stay for an additional 18 months to seek work, and you may even end up staying longer, if that is what you wish.

Germany entices its students to stay, after their study completion, with its high-paying and secure job market. A whopping 50 percent of international students remain in the country to serve the German workplaces.

In contrast to Britain, which is very stingy, it gives permission to work visas for graduates. If you are a German graduate and have good quality then you have a great opportunity to have a career in Germany: to become a World Player in Global Fighting! Understand and breathe in Multi National German companies and understand what professional dedication means and quality!

69.2% of International Students Prefer to Stay in Germany After They Finish Their Studies, Survey Reveals

Non-EU students can apply for an 18-month residence permit as a jobseeker. During these 18 months, you may take up any kind of employment to support yourself and fund your job search. If you have already found a job that corresponds to your qualifications before graduating, you can jump this step. You can apply for your residence permit as soon as you have passed your final exam.
As soon as you have a job offer which corresponds to your qualifications, you can choose whether you want to apply for a German residence permit or an EU Blue Card for the next part of your stay.
Various conditions are attached to both these residence permits. Depending on what you are planning to do in the future, either the German residence permit or the EU Blue Card can be advantageous for you. If you intend subsequently to live and work in another EU state, the EU Blue Card may be more advantageous for you than the German residence permit. As the choice of residence permit largely depends on your personal situation, get the advice of your local foreign nationals’ registration office when you apply.

Travel throughout Europe (without extra visa)

LANDSCAPES AND CITIES

The landscapes of Germany are diverse and charming. On the North and Baltic Seas, there are island chains with long sand dunes, swaths of heath and moorland. Dense forests and medieval castles are situated in the rolling mountains of central Germany. And in the south, the Alps with their sparkling lakes rise above the lowlands. This is where Germany’s highest peak, the Zugspitze, towers at almost 3,000 metres above sea level.
Besides studying, you have the chance to live and explore one of the world’s most developed countries and its unique culture, history and landscape
Germany has a wide quantity of pastime activities centers like opera houses, movie theaters, multiplexes, food and beverage outlets, museums, monuments with impeccable architecture, discotheques et cetera.
Germany is home to beaches, mountains, rich medieval heritage, pacing metropolises and nature that just won’t quit. Visiting other countries in Europe from Germany is not only easy but quite affordable too. One can easily plan a weekend trip to Paris, Prague, and Rome etc. and be back in time for the lectures

Opportunity for Traveling

This one is one of the most frequent reasons when someone is asked why choosing college abroad. The excitement of visiting many tourist attractions in a country is a pleasant moment. Especially if you choose to study in Europe where you can visit neighboring countries when the holidays arrive.

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In contrast to Germany, tuition fees are relatively cheap, which is 6 million per semester. We can calculate, the assumption of tuition fees that must be incurred from the beginning of entering equalization school, entering university, until graduating from college, which is around 50 million. The cost per semester includes transportation costs in the city for 6 months. So you don’t need to buy more tickets to take the bus, tram, or train to campus during college, just show your student card.

The cost of living in Germany is quite low compared to other European countries. For the cost of living a student per month which is around 9 million. Other European countries, the cost of living is around 10 – 11 million. Another advantage of studying in Germany is that, in the 2nd or 3rd year, students can work part time while studying. For example, students work 2-3 times a week, or work only on weekends. Salaries for part-time students range from 400 to 450 euros (about 7 million). So you can reduce the burden on parents for living expenses during college and also can add to your experience of working internationally with workers from various countries.

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In Germany, the University is not a Center of Excellent like in the United States of America. In Germany the investment in education is divided into 3 things, the process of transfer of knowledge at Univ, the research process in research institutions such as the Max Planc Institute or the Frauenhofer Institute, then the practical process in German companies.

While in the USA, all of them are centralized in Univ. So comparing the US Union with Germany is a misguided comparison. Because the University only weighs 30-40% to educate a scientist in Germany. Unlike in the UK / USA where students are only on campus and on campus, students in Germany study on campus, research at research institutes and practicums in companies.

In Germany a lecturer takes a Masters for 4 semesters, at least 1 to even 2 semesters he can work in a company project to really know what the real world is. In Amrik, the top MBA that only works 3 months apprenticeship, has been written everywhere as an industry-related concept. If in Germany it’s normal.

A small river named Duden flows by their place and supplies it with the necessary regelialia. It is a paradisematic country, in which roasted parts of sentences

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After finishing college and returning to Indonesia, German alumni can submit HELP from the German government in the form of transport and ticket assistance, book assistance, salary assistance and work equipment assistance that can reach 10,000 €

4: For graduates, the ZAV Program is available, namely the German Government’s cooperation with the Indonesian Government. Job seek plus plus subsidies of 600 Euros / month to 2 years in addition to the honorarium you receive from the Indonesian government.

The requirement to join this ZAV Program is that you have to graduate from college. Then there is a list of job offers available on the website. Once you are accepted and administrative procedures are fulfilled, there are already institutions in Indonesia that are ready to accept you without having to be in your homeland carrying a job application folder and finding work first. Is it true that the pride of German graduates has become unemployed first? Graduates from other state universities are unemployed. But German graduates are unemployed? What does the world say? !!!

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No doubt, tuition fees in Indonesia are also increasingly expensive at this time. Let’s try to compare how expensive it is to study in Germany with Indonesia and other developed countries like America, England, or Australia.

According to the data, the average cost that must be spent to study in Indonesia from the initial entrance fee, tuition fees per semester, to college graduation is 150 million – 200 million. The cost per semester averages 5 million to 15 million, depending on public or private universities. Students must also pay for the daily transportation costs.

Likewise in other developed countries such as in the United States, Britain or Australia, the average tuition fee is 150 million to 200 million per year. These three countries can be called countries with the most expensive education costs in the world. The cost of living there is also very high, the average student there has to spend a minimum of 25 million for apartment rental fees, meal costs, transport costs, and health insurance costs

 

CAMPUSFRANCE INDONÉSIE

Contrary to the many perceptions about France that I got, I would like to say that the French Country is not a country that is only famous for gastronomy, fashion, cheese and wine that is delicious even though it is gastronomic, fashion and French tourism has a world-class reputation … But in fact, France is also the fourth country with economic power in the world, the second country exporting food and agricultural products, and even the third country in service delivery!

Many people talk about German technology, but did they know that France is a leading country in scientific and technological innovation. Some examples of previous statements, that it was the French who discovered the use of simcard cards that are now used everywhere, and nearly 80% are produced in France. Ariane, Airbus is proof of French technology. Did you know TGV? the fastest train in the world, which brings a lot of people, both for business and traveling from Lille to the northern hemisphere to Marseille in the southern hemisphere where the distance is more than 300 KM / hour and you will be in comfort.

Studying in France, means:

* has access to enter the education system with good quality, international diploma, is a network of several world-renowned colleges and research centers.

* utilizing quality of life as an example: a good transportation network, a modern health system at a low cost, living peacefully and safely.

* exploring new cultures and living art that cannot be compared because of the world’s most prominent cultural heritage and dynamic living culture: festivals, theater, fashion and gastronomy …