why I love studying in Germany 👩🏿🎓
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- Опубликовано: 24 июл 2024
- Hey all! In this video I talk about the reasons I love studying here in Germany! Enjoy!
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I'm currently going to school for clinical mental health counseling. I'm 2 years away from receiving my Master's Degree. However, I wonder if I can apply for an internship/more schooling in Germany if possible. No matter what, I'm making a move there and spending the rest of my days in Germany. I loved it there.
Wishing you all the best!
That studying at public universities is tuition free around here is one of the things I am really proud about my country.
Thank you for this nice video, it make me feel good as a taxpayer in Germany, that the money does something good - like supporting very clever young women from the US coming here, being a precious part of the German university community and considering to stay.
Well, your job opportunity depends on the subject you study, but I guess it is a science from a previous video - so it should be pretty good especially if you are free to move within Germany. Germany is, as a matter of fact, a country that is highly dependent on immigration, both highly qualified and not so highly for the workforce. The likely upcoming new government has in their papers that they want to "modernize" the immigration laws - so hopefully it will be even easier in the near future. Germany definitively needs people, especially those like you, to stay.
I'm studying history and economics, but hopefully I have that same freedom after graduation.
That's great news! A lot of people I've met have plans of staying here after their master's, so it's good to know that'll be possible for a lot of people.
My stance is that education is just another form of public infrastructure, like public transportation or the healthcare system. It should be accessible to all. If this means funding it exclusively via taxes, then so be it.
Great Inspiration for foreign students, love ur content 🙂
Thank you! and thanks for watching!
2:57 she is German now!
Your hair looks so lovely! Congrats on second year.
Thank you!
Hi Kendra . I’ve been considering moving and studying in Germany. I love your channel and have binged all your videos. Is there any way to get in contact with you to get in depth information on the moving process?
What school do you go to? I grew up in a little town in Germany (I'm African) and rlly didn't have the best experience so for college I wanna go somewhere very diverse sooo yeah. What city/uni would u advice