Huge Changes For Students in Germany 2024 (more money, new fees...)
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- čas přidán 29. 12. 2023
- In 2024 there are going to be quite some changes for students studying in Germany. In this video, I will talk about the changes in jobs, salaries, taxes and tuition fees. And yes, these things will also affect international students at German universities.
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I had a plan to start my master's program at TUM in 2 years, but now due to tuition fees i have to find an alternative. That is sad, but i am not upset, because there are a lot of other high quality Unis in Germany. Hopefully other Universities will not make those fees too
Facts! I will make a video with good alternative to TUM
I was looking forward to 2026 here too for Masters degree, they would always be alternative. And we can work to get more than half of the fee or even ¾ of it for a year.
When are you planning to go
It is 2025,I'm also planning to do my masters in Germany I'll finish my bachelors next year
Go to Darmstadt or Bonn
I did my study in TUM, and I see no reason international students getting fixated with TUM, unless 1. there is a a specific program unique to TUM 2. you like Munich (or its job opportunities) and can financially afford to live there.
In the local job market, I see no difference in how a TUM graduate is advantageous over other unis (except maybe more student job/internship opportunities due to the location of Munich), because in Germany, the "brand" of the uni is less important than individual's skills and experience
Very well said!
How many year degree programm after 3 year enginner deploma for non-EU student and
That's another reason people come to
Germany, the university I go to doesn't have to matter unlike other countrie, as if the employers contributed some how to my success.
hey, i want to pursue aerospace for my bachelors at TUM, is there any alternatives you would recommend for me to check out? thanks
In Germany too, students from "Prestige" Unis can get a better Job, especially in Business
super helpful video! can't believe this information is free! keep up the good work
Only for you guys ;)
Great report on this matter, thank you.
You're welcome 🫶
Thank you Max for this wonder full video covering important knowledge ❤
Love u ❤️
Your videos are the best! Thank you!🙏🏿
Appreciate it very much :)
Thanks for this update. It was helpful
You're welcome ❤️
The tuition is not much when compared to the US or UK, however one concern is that it sets a precedent for introducing general tuition fees for everyone in the future. That was tried before but resulted in student protests.
Great videos, I would recommend removing the noisy background of the text frames and also the flicker between the cuts to enhance the experience to the viewer.
Fyi if you’re comparing feed to USA then also compare the salaries in USA people get and abundance English job opportunities.
community colleges were once free in California but they introduces a small fee and from there it exploded! now a lot of people can't afford the education as it is now 50 dollars pee unit so part time is 300 dollars for 6 units.
@@shivanksingh6468 the salary ratio is horrendous. the average american workplace is toxic af and expects you to live for the company. EU on the other hand, gives higher wages with mandatory leaves and more paid holidays.
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Thank you max, this is really helpful, have a great day
Have a great one too 🫶
Thank you so much, this is very helpful!
You're welcome ^^
Thanks for this informative video🤝
Glad it was helpful! 🫶
Thank you so much bro. Really helpful
Always welcome 🫶
sooo helpful! vielen dank
Freut mich zu hören :)
I like your videos. Good work!
Very happy to hear that ❤️
You are kind Man! ❤
You too ❤
Bro your editing skills 🔥
Thanks a lot ❤️
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And at the end of the day, those same international students are still the same people who will have it tougher to find affordable accomodation, must show proof of roughly 12k in their bank acccount, will very likely be working on the side etc. I think the issue of accomodation should at least be sorted out for them to an extent if they are going to have this financial burden in such an insanely costly city as Munich.
Love your videos mate! They contain so much value, keep up the good work Max!💪
Thanks! Will do 🫶
I can understand Baden-Württemburg on why they introduced tuition fees (i think it was about the deficit of the state's budget), but one of my friends from the US wanted to study in TUM. Unfortunately he was upset by the fact that TUM has introduced tuition fees for international students, because he was really intrigued by Germany's tuition free-high education. He did say he will figure something out, but it sucks that the "experiment on tuition free education" in Bavaria is technically over. Anyhow, great video and information!
Thanks a lot!
Btw LMU is still free for everybody, I feel like many people overlook this one because it's "number 2"
@@maxyoko yeah true, that was actually my second choice before TUM. i never applied though as i already got into TUM
I dont think you understand why there are no tuition fees in Germany. Its because upwards mobility is enshrined as a right in the constitution ...The Universities themselves are funded by taxes. So logically International Students should have always had to pay fees, as neither they nor their families have contributed anything to the country. Not charging fees was a cheap way to attract international students but the amount of applications they get from all over the world has a high administrative cost, so it seems like a way of balancing that.
For Baden Württemberg, I can say that they love Money a lot. Every other possible explanations, for this is nonsense.
@@SephirothVG "neither they nor their families have contributed anything to the country" - yes but they didn't receive any contribution from Germany prior to arriving there either. think of it this way - since a few months before the birth of a child, all the way up to that child being 18+, germany spends big in childcare, primary / secondary education, training, infrastructure, parenting subsidies etc.
But none of that is spent on a foreigner - the foreigner's home country does all of that. and right when the foreigner is at the age of starting to contribute back to their country, they leave for Germany (or other developed countries), thereby depriving their home country of that contribution. Instead, the new host country starts enjoying that person's contribution directly, despite not spending any money building that person up to their adulthood.
very informative video.. if possible, please make a video about top universities for Finance studies at bachelor level..
I'll see what I can do :)
About the fee for non-EU international students. I think the motivation is to give the opportunities more to EU citizens because they are high likely to stay in EU after graduation and for the rest of their career, compared to non-EU citizens. That in effect will support economy in EU region.
Seems reasonable :)
TUM is also very overran at the moment
Totally the opposite happens , non eu runs from poverty to germany and eu citizens have no reasons to go to a cold cloudy country with a hard af language.
Check the immigrated nations to germany and you would get my point
@geranienbaum thank you for confirming my point ♥️ why would they go and live in germany then
@@77mounir German is sooo incredibly easy…
Also keep in mind that another reason for the tuition fees is that TUM wants to have less students (especially in CS). As local students cannot really be targeted anymore, the tuition fees were a politically feasible way to try to lessen the burden on the institution as well as to get some much needed funding into the schools as the state funding basically hasn't changed while the number of students kind of exploded. (which is kind of bad since most international students come here for a Master's degree and aren't really the reason for the overcrowding of the university)
As such I predict that most universities will not implement tuition fees as they are very much looking for students (in fact, TUM seems to be the only university in Germany trying to shrink) and will probably try to attract people which were originally planning to go to TUM. As most international students actually stay in Germany after their study the fees also don't make a lot of sense. Funnily enough, there are rumors that Baden-Württemberg is planning to scrap the fees as they view it as a "Standortnachteil" for the state :D
thankss
you're welcome ❤️
It’s good that they raised the tuition. I was hoping for that. If you live here you are. Financing that system with taxes you pay your hole live. If you come here and just want higher education you probably have the financial ability to pay the tuition, especially Munich is so expensive. It is just fair in that regard, since the majority of people are just taking free spots away form people that actually pay with their taxes with it. I know that since and knowledge should be a available for everyone, so they should definitely make it possible to get that money back if you get a citizenship or hand out shoolerships more often, since there is money that the university can use
Konstanz Uni Student here! Konstanz is in Baden-Württemberg. I'm currently already paying 1679 Euros per Semester for my education as an international student. One thing about Germany is that there is so many Stipendium options you could apply for if you study good for your exams
Thanks for sharing your insights :)
@@maxyoko anytime! love your videos 🥰
I graduated at RWTH Aachen. I paid 500 euro for the first semeter back then. But then they canceled tuition in Germany. And yes, i choosen to leave Germany a year after graduation.
Great decision.....
Is there aviation management in RWTH... Is it good university?
i've bookmarked msc at tum. i was shocked few days ago when i saw this xD tum is excellent, but ion wanna pay 6k. i hope there will be exemptions and scholarships, cause munich is quite expensive anyhow.
There are gonna be scholarships, waivers, and exemptions from these fees. I'm gonna make a detailed video about the whole fee thing in the near future ^^
It's damn expensive ngl
Thank you Max for the information. What advice will you give someone who wants to come to Germany solely to learn the language and don't necessarily want to do a degree program at a University? Are there affordable Language schools, or immersion schools you can recommend? Thank you so much.
please talk about ho to apply for the studienkolleg also , i really find it hard to apply and to know informations and its difficult to use uni assist etc ....
Video is coming soon!
Quite unfortunate, as a potential international student, i can’t afford germany now and have to look for alternatives. Such a bummer since germany was my first choice because of the quality of engineering education there.
Hey, there are many other very affordable cities in Germany where the universities don't charge any tuition fees
Hey, can you make a video talking about the two types of bachelor degrees that exist in Germany? I want to know if a Bachelor of Arts is less prestigious than a Bachelor of Science, and thus I would have problems finding a job if I decide to study a BA. If it is a short answer, would you mind telling me here? Thank you very much for all of your videos, they are of great quality and it's impressive your maturity in relation with your age. Cheers.
@@geranienbaum already did, I can't find anything about the job relation between those degrees in Germany, if you already found something can you tell me? Thanks though, happy new year!
Hey thanks for your nice comment :)
Doesn't it come to preference at the end? I know many designers who earn more money than engineers for example
In the end, it just comes down to what you like, what industry you wanna go in and how skilled you are in the field. Skilled people always find jobs and it's substantially easier to become good at something if you are in love with it
But yes, the entry salaries are usually higher for B.Sc.
@@maxyoko thanks, I agree, you can only be very good at something if you practice it enough, so you better follow your passion. Thankfully, I am skilled in the area of my interest, and smart in general, so if what you say about skilled people always finding jobs is true, I don‘t think I will have much problems. Greetings from Chile, hope your family and friends are okay after the earthquake
Hello, I like your videos. They're very informative. Thank you so much for your effort and time!
I want to ask some things.
1) I heard that international students have to study one year at a university outside of Germany BEFORE coming to Germany. It started in 2024. Is that true?
2) I want to study Nursing or Psychology in Germany. My German level is B1. I will probably have to study in Studienkolleg (foundation year). Do they allow international students to work during the foundation year?
Hi max, great videos , can you please do a videos for non-eu students who are already done there masters and looking for second masters in germany.
I'll see what I can do
thanks for your time@@maxyoko
I have been eyeing the universities in Baden Württemberg and Tum as I want to go there, but now for real my plan is screwed up . I feel a little sad. But thank you and upgrade us about the scholarships for talented students and the requirements for acceptance ❤
Scholarships would definitely be of help.
Don't worry, other public universities have excellent education too
good that I am germam, but for my japanese gf who considered exchange year in germany it would be impossible to go to a university with such high fees.. but I wouldn't want her as far away in the conservative bavaria
Hi max, thanks for the insight. Can you share your opinion on IU University of applied sciences? Is it a good university that has good reputation for employers there? I'm planning to take the mba program
Forgive me for a question that is a little out of the subject.. What is the maximum age for bachelor's study in Germany?
There is no age limit for studying in Germany :) There was a guy in my Physics degree who was 56
Great video , i have a question: is it right that as an international student we will get the chance in 2024 to get out citizenship in only 3 years ?
Also another important question: will the Sparkonto increases its value?
@@geranienbaum i know we have that right but what i am asking is that the time we must spend in germany has decreased after he was 6 years to 3 ... huge difference, the value might increase due to the life requirements and the increasing of the goods 🥲
It is true , germany has a large defect in work force and needs 7 millions immigrates to fill in the gap
I've already seen tons of videos of ppl talking about it
@@77mounir By workforce they mean that they need low / medium skill workers. Not University grads.
I always hear that it's eight years that you need to live in the country to become a German citizen by naturalization.
But with exceptional academic or professional achievements, socially active or with high language skills, in exceptional cases, you can obtain citizenship only after three years
@@77mounirwe don’t need 7 million who you trying to suffocate
Doing part time and mini job both can be done right?
For example: 20 hours per week and along with 8 hours in saturday(mini job) can be done right?
You can in theory have that but are not allowed to work more than 20 hours per week
non-EU international students can work up to a max of 240 half-days or 120 full days per year, max 20 hours per week during school term.
Calm down people. Not all unis require tuition fee.
TUM has a Singapore Chapter. Check it out and maybe you can at least understand part of the reasons for such tuition fee.
And be honest with yourself. Compare the cost of studying in your home country, germany and other countries vs your expected return from the study. Choose what best for you and stop complaining.
Also the salary deduction is not all tax, but also covers insurance and pension fund. Pay close attention to understand if such system is of your interest.
Thanks for sharing your viewpoint ^^
@@maxyoko Your kind of YT channel is important fot spreading correct info about studying in Germany. I wish I did more proper research about ranking and different types of Hochschule in Germany. I decided not to finish my study but gained understanding of how things work there.
Anyway it'll be great if you create a video explaining tax and other income deductions. It will help the prospective and current students to prepare for their future. I learnt about it from Einfach Besser! Deutsch für den Beruf. Such topic is usually not covered when one learns German for academic purpose.
I really like your videos but can you make a video about how to find a job in germany as a international student and how to apply for that
Good idea, I'll see what I can do
@@maxyoko thanks
Is current block accoun money calculated per month that is 934 euros enough to manage your overall expenses in big cities of Germany like frankfurt
munich or berlin because students might to get part time job within 3 to 4 months of arrival in the
duable expect for munich might be the toughest to find a decent price for an apartment. What do you look for in a city, they all have a VERY different vibe. Frankfurt is the best for travelling inside Germany because it's near centrum.
Very , very sad , I wanted to study my Bachelor's dégrée in mechanical engineering here in Tunisia, but now I guess I have to find new countries to study in bécause by the time I get my Bachelor's dégrée, it will be 2028 , and I guess all the universites in Germany will have the tuition fees system, very very sad😢😢
Bro i got a question doing masters in software engineering would be a good idea in germany?
Hey :), which are some of the best med schools out of baden wurttemberg?
May i ask if the other universites will follow tum footsteps ???
At the moment no ^^
The First thing all unis can't introduce the tuition fees cozz they need workers to serve there country and if they did this fool thing the students will not come at that level !! I Think this way so
Fortunately there are a lot of other universities that are free
What are the chances for another universities to follow TUM ?
At the moment, no other university in Bavaria is going to introduce fees. But I'll keep you updated because things can change very quickly
Bro what is better nursing ausbildung or nursing in university, i saw alot of videos that say hospitals prefer ausbildung student because they have experience so that really made me question are university even worth it
Ausbildung gives you a lot of practical experience so in this field it might be a better choice
@@maxyoko ok that's why thanks , and to he honest i don't know which career should i pursue in Germany i hope you can help me , is there any online survey i can do to know which college major suite me ?
Ausbildung is better since you get a lot of practical experience
if iam a student in tum now and have been there for 2 years should i pay or only new students ?
Only new students from winter semester 2024/25
How to apply to such scholarships in universities like TUM?
They should have a dedicated section on their website
Gutes Video ×28
quick quick 👀
Glad you're back
thankyou for next useful video
Stay tuned for every Saturday ❤️
@@maxyoko 🆗 i appreciate your work good luck
Meanwhile, I have German/EU friends who openly abuse the free system, e.g. registering for an unpopular program like Theologie for a semester ticket to pay less for public transport 😂
Do you also help with SOP reviewing for International students willing to come and study in Germany?
I'll see if I can make a video about that in the future :)
can you help me with my admission in Germany universities? need some good guidance.
A bunch of videos are coming!
Can we able to manage some fee of private university? (9100€/ year ?) if i come paying the first yesr fee from home country . Can it be possible to manage ?
Yes bro. By the way which university are u applying and which intake you planning?
@@har_d_rocks9987 i got admission in Gisma university, done my interview . I hope so to get visa ..
A scholarship would be the best possible solution here. Otherwise saving up a lot of money or going to a public university is the way to go
@@maxyoko actually i applied for bachelors program so there will be no scholarships.. we can change university after one year study in private uni ?
12,41€ well ... everything is getting more expensive
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Noo TUM should provide fee waivers and scholarships to make up for this 😢
They actually do!
I'm a German citizen living in Morocco. I'm thinking about applying to TUM, but I'm not sure if I'd have to pay the international tuition fees
Depends on if you are a German citizen or not. I went to school in Japan but I'm German so they let me in
@@maxyoko Oooh alright then, I'm legally a German citizen, my dad from Bochum, So yeah, thank you btw, much appreciated
@@abderrahmanesaaoudi6215 let's goo!
If you are short on money than don't study in Munich. It is not only the tuition but the costs for rent and groceries which are the most expensive in Germany. According to studis-online you pay on average 720 € per month for a room in a WG in Munich (if you can get). The total average (including hard to get rooms in a dorm) for Munich are 540 € while Aachen has 410 €, Braunschweig 400 € and Leipzig 410 €. Again, if money is an issue than don't go to the big cities in former West-Germany Munich, Hamburg, Frankfurt/Main, Köln, Stuttgart, Düsseldorf and the whole of Berlin. Smaller cities (e.g. Trier), the Ruhr Area (Dortmund, Bochum , Essen) and East-Germany are more affordable. Munich is nice but very expensive.
Yess you're absolutely right ^^
i wanted to move to germany from the us but now with all this extra bullsh%^ i have to factor in im wondering if it is even worth it
i might just keep my skillset in the U.S. and Germany can keep its lack of IT innovation
BMW pays minimum wage for interns unfortunately :/
Internships are not well paid in Germany unfortunately :( Especially the Pflichtpraktikum
when will the 280 half days law be approved?
I believe it's already approved :)
www.make-it-in-germany.com/de/unternehmen/einreise/arbeitsmarktzulassung/studierende
Sehr Gut , Danke@@maxyoko
Me, who is doing an Ausbildung, and getting little more than the minimum wage for an Ausbildung:
Sad, Someone in a mini job gets more than me..
What jobs can i get as a master student who can speak English only?
You can get the jobs in your industry where not German is required
Guys if anyone have any information pls help me , rn im studying anesthesia technique
( anesthesiologist assistant or ATA)
Rn im studying for bachelor degree, still have 2years to graduate
And meanwhile im studying german language bcs I want to study in Germany and get my master degree from there
The question is , is there a master degree in this specific specialist
If anyone know ot have any inf pls let me know
I've googled a bit about ATA in Germany and I've found that there are only Ausbildung programmes available for 'Anästhesietechnischer Assistent/in (ATA)'. Which means, the main question to consider is whether you are eligible for any master's program after completing your study program. Studium and Ausbildung in Germany are two different stories. If you are eligible, you need to find a program that matches your current curriculum. The website Hochschulkompass can give you all the latest information about the courses offered by German higher education institutions - from undergraduate level through to doctoral studies. It helped me out when I was looking for a study program. And don't hesitate to reach out to the spokespeople of the universities. Questions cost nothing. Perhaps they will give you a direction :) And good luck with your studies, as to secure a place in a medical university in Germany, your marks must be outstanding or nearly so :)
Hi I am dhanush I want to do Ms in Cs can you recommend any colleges for my admission purposes please.
I got a offer letter from cbs international business school of applied science of international management. I'm planning to go there. Can u tell me is it good? Can I trust their education
I don't know much about this university but what I can tell you is that all universities in Germany offer good education because they have to meet certain standards set by the state
@@maxyoko i see. I get that for, Germans public universities which is free are good but when in comes to business degrees what i found out is both are equally good. Thank u. Also great videos man.
In which uni u study?
University of applied sciences in Munich :)
I really liked the fact that he did all the little qualifications for us the lazy ones ❤😂
Very important haha 🫶
Lol. I did love the video 😅
Well there are other german states either way
facts
Please how can i apply for studinkellog without knowing german?
There are English-taught Studienkollegs where you don't need German to apply
@@maxyoko could you help me with some names??
I have a dream to study in Germany as an Asian but the new law,tution fees kills my hope because I can't afford
There are still plenty of tuition free universities in Germany :)
@@maxyoko thanks for your reply to me
I wish for a day when we would not need to pay taxes.
I wish that too
What if igot scholarship
Then you have more money to spend :)
Ur video was not in the list whenever I search for studies in Germany … I found only Indian videos
Glad you've found me :)
Those the fees apply to sudienkellog
Studienkollegs have different fees as far as I know
Its like Allah doesn't want me going to Germany TUM. It was my goal for 2024, was waiting for admission literally
You could still go in the summer semester. But LMU is also a good alternative and it's free
@@maxyoko let me give you the full story then.
I want to study Aerospace engineering, and i was told studying in germany in the german language is difficult for the germans themselves let alone foreigners who just learnt the language. I got this from different trustable sources and for me, i would rather learn math and phy in eng than any other lang. i am used to it.
So the thing is TUM has Aerospace in english, and thats an attracting offer, so i bet on it. and here i am done with A1 going for A2 and now realised its not gonna be easy.
now i guess i gotta learn A2 and also pay like 4 to 6k a year in addition to the 12k of living and stuff. thats just a minimum of 16k with rough estimates. got it?
and i cant go in summer because this specific course is in winter@@maxyoko
@@lyriczz801 yes i did my Bachelor in Computer Science and Engineering at a university of applied sciences. Took me six years to finish. The thing is the language is not the issue (i studied in german). We were only 4 foreigners in my course, the rest germans. The failure AND drop out rate was generally high. They make passing modules and getting the degree ARTIFICIALLY hard. Living in germany is already hard , then the unis make your life hell. I am talking at Bachelor level german courses not international/English courses. Because those Bachelors in german are done the german way : hard,complicated, inefficient. I regreted having come here for my bachelor.
@@lyriczz801 hey im on the same boat as you, im taking aerospace for bachelors in english this year although i will learn till c1. i was really hoping for TUM, but the fact that theres tuition fees is tough now. do you mind if we could connect through somewhere?
Can you tell us about the applied university you are studying in now and do you prefer it over the theoretical university?
yes I prefer it! Video is coming in the future :)
@@maxyoko I am from Egypt and my dream is to study computer science in Germany, but after the decision of universities in Germany that students from outside the European Union must pay a lot of tuition fees, it has become difficult for me to bear these costs, but I will try as much as I can to do my best to achieve my dream, and I am now. At the end of secondary school, and after I finish my exams, I will learn the German language for a year, after which I will apply to join one of the German universities. I am currently, alongside my studies, learning to design website interfaces to help me work as a student when I go to Germany. I would like to ask you a question: Which university do you advise me to join? In Germany. In the end, I would like to thank you for your effort in the videos, and I really benefit from your information about studying in Germany. Keep it up, Max.
@@AhmedElsayed-hp3vcas a Nigerian I understand the frustration of not being able to afford foreign education. Have you looked into Ausbildung? It’s a great way to get paid while studying and you can get a job after and further in a university
I do not want to waste many years of my life in vocational training and then studying at university@@PrinnyOfodoks
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But the fact that international students have to pay a fee for studying is only fair. The german tax payer makes it possible to have no study fees.
Sorta true, but for people from EU countries it's still free tho
But I can understand why TUM made this move
@@maxyokowell, they cannot discriminate people from EU, cuz it directly would go to the court, I think if they could, they would let students from EU countries pay 😅
@@hubertmatthias1459 If I'm not mistaken, EU non-German must pay tuition in BW for their second degree. At least that was the rule when i studied in 2017.
@@dmarl1042 as i read, in BW habe all students pay for second studies, german also
@@hubertmatthias1459 Not sure. That's after my time.
I don't think it's fair to charge the Germans. On the other hand, a German openly admitted to me that he registered for a second degree to take advantage of all the student's benefit and had no intention to study. The week after he flaunted his Tesla.
I wish there are ways to catch those abusers. Else, the opportunities and benefits are wasted on these scoundrels . Pardon the harsh words.
I absolutely love how you mention "we all hate paying taxes" and "OMG they make us pay for education" in almost one sentence LOL.
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You're videos are a little shallow. For example, the minimum wage increase is great but it's necessary to put it in contrast with inflation and increasing cost of living. Another example would be the number of hours you can work as a student. Students might be legally allowed to work more hours, but is that also good for the students? For example a company could choose a student that is able to work more hours over another one, which in the end will forbid students that are simply not able to work those amount of hours to get those positions. On the other hand, opportunity to work more does not translate to better life quality; a student working less hours and earning less could be a happier, more productive and social person. You also talked about the student fees and stated that these are bad for us students. But how will these changes affect student life and why is TUM doing this etc etc.?
In summary I would say, you're portraying these topics without depth, you have to talk about the consequences of these changes, you should make comparisons with previous years and you have to put it in perspective with bigger topics. If you dont do that the statement "good changes and bad changes" has no meaning and the video is a bit langweilig.
Thanks for your detailed feedback, and valid points. Keep in mind, this video should only be a quick informative one, follow-up videos about these topics function as a more in-depth analysis of the topic
You don't look at a 15-minute news broadcast and complain that it's too shallow, right?
@@maxyoko I think you can make much more with 15 minute's through better structure, more dense information (and maybe less trivial calculations and examples) and if there is time maybe some critical thoughts. These things require more time, research and work but I think only then you would really create something meaningful.
@@schunka1051 I'll keep that in mind
mate TUM news made me sad
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Why should German tax payers have to pay for foreigners to study in Germany? We cannot afford even to send our own kids to universities in other states than the one you live in...
Agreed but you will still be paying for Romanians and Bulgarians. That's not fair either.
HI @maxyoko . Sent you an email about studying abroad! Looking forward to your thoughts.
Thanks.
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Hey !!@@maxyoko
I've watched some of your videos recently, and I found them super informative and helpful for students like me who are interested in studying and building a future in Germany. As someone from Bangladesh who also dreams of living in Germany, your content has been invaluable.
I have a bit of a conundrum that I've been struggling with for a while, and I'd really appreciate your guidance. I'm a high school graduate (HSC-2022) looking to move abroad for better career opportunities, and I'm torn between two options:
Option 1: Germany - Ausbildung:
Pursue an Ausbildung in Germany, which combines vocational training with on-the-job experience.
Enter the job market directly after completing the Ausbildung.
Option 2: Japan - Language School & Diploma:
Enrol in a two-year language school program in Japan to learn Japanese.
Obtain a diploma (e.g., associate degree) in a relevant field after the language program.
Enter the Japanese job market with the diploma and language skills.
Unfortunately, a bachelor's degree isn't financially feasible for me right now, so I'm seeking the smoothest path to establish myself and advance my career in either country.
My passion lies in the automotive sector, and both Germany and Japan offer fantastic opportunities in this field. I'm willing to learn either Japanese N5 or German B1, but I'm unsure which path would be better for me in the long run.
Any advice you could offer would be incredibly valuable. Thank you for your time, and I eagerly await your response!
Thanks for your time and consideration. I look forward to hearing from you soon!
MAHMUD SIDDIK
Thank you so much for your amazing videos🤍 can you please recommend a good university I can apply for the next year? I want to study computer engineering in English language for free so any recommendations??
Have a look here, very useful resource when it comes to picking a university: www.mygermanuniversity.com/
@@maxyoko thanks a lot.
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