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Where to study in Germany?

If you want to study in Germany, you can choose between 170 different towns and various types of higher education institution. Which university is the right one?

Not an easy choice. Big city or rural idyll, traditional or modern, small and manageable or large and lively? There is a university or college in almost every larger German town. Subject and reputation certainly play the main role in most people’s decision in favour of a particular institution. But choice of location is also important: smaller towns are often better for finding affordable accommodation and it’s easier to settle in because everything is closer together. Big cities usually offer more international flair and a broader range of cultural events. Student infrastructure is particularly prominent in typical German university towns like Münster, Tübingen and Greifswald.

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