Germany

Pakistani students are facing growing barriers to European study abroad opportunities, forcing them to look elsewhere, says Muhammad Rizwan Riaz.

A new survey shows 64% of international students in Germany want to stay and work – but many will need a boost to make it happen.

Despite the inflow of US scientists to Europe, the Trump administration’s attacks on academic freedom and threats to funding are no cause for celebration among European institutions, a conference has heard.

DAAD has officially released its 2030 strategy, which aims to strengthen Germany as a science and business destination.

The PIE compiles recent data on the number of international students in Germany, including those in the post-graduate work stream, along with insights into the leading source markets.

Leading student mobility platform ApplyBoard has announced the launch of its first non-Anglophone destination in Germany, The PIE can exclusively reveal.

The lack of candidates with adequate German language skills is hindering plans to train some 5,000 East African students as nurses in the country, in a scheme designed to help address Germany's healthcare worker shortage.

Germany is expecting to welcome over 400,000 international students this winter semester, marking a 7% surge in numbers from the same period last year.

Technical University of Dortmund and IIT Bombay have signed an academic partnership agreement aimed at student exchange and research.

A slew of European and US universities are boldly stepping into the realm of virtual reality, partnering with Meta to test its latest VR technology as part of their educational offerings.

New data from DAAD shows a record number of international students studying in Germany – reaching almost 380,000 last winter.

Government representatives from around Europe shared how internationalisation is shaping their offerings for international students at a major industry event.

Indians form the largest group of international students in Germany for the second year running, new data shows. 

The European Council has promoted more study and work abroad opportunities within and beyond the EU, to enhance Europe's competitiveness in the global green and digital transformations.

The Guild has warned that the EU's tenth R&I framework must remain open to collaborations with non-EU partners and must find a balance between policy-driven research and scientific independence.