Good in its heritage, largely characterized by its variety.
Germany is Europe’s First most populous nation, largely characterized by its variety – which is perhaps not surprising for a country that has existed as a unified entity for less than 150 years, in which regional identities are still the best.
It is good in its heritage; Germany is a culture that is certainly worth experiencing. Architecture fans will be in their element, and music lovers will well be aware that Germany was the beating heart of the classical music world.
Made even more appealing by the low cost of tuition.
There are an impressive 42 German universities in the top 500 of the 2016 QS World University Rankings, 15 of which make the top 200. These high-quality institutions are made even more appealing by the low cost of tuition.
Though a range of courses is taught in English, particularly at the graduate level, the majority are conducted in German. Most universities offer intensive courses, and there are options, such as Goethe institutes and the TestDaF that allow you to arrive prepared. Socially, though many Germans speak very good English.