Hi there, I was wondering whether anyone else is applying for an LLM in Germany? I have applied to Berlin and I was wondering whether others have good ideas for moving to Germany, health insurance etc...
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Students in Germany?
Posted May 02, 2017 16:18
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Posted May 03, 2017 07:00
Yea I will be joining ILF,Frankfurt in october.still seaching for a place to stay...for insurance the university has suggested AOK Health insurance
Posted May 04, 2017 10:34
I'm a graduate from London (but not British origin) who is accepted to the LL.M International Legal Studies in Vienna and to the Leiden International Law Program. Vienna's professors are so well known academically, that my English superviser recommended to give Vienna the number one chance. Vienna has many international organisations and also the OSCE and UNCITRAL. My cousin who is a solicitor says go for Vienna "its also the capital of a country". I know that Leiden is famous, but I've heard about the awkward behaviour Dutch have towards students who aren't of British origin. Perhaps we ought to aim at the reputation of the teachers? The program in Leiden is enormous, while the Viennese program has several focuses taught be real insiders. What do you say? Leiden or LL.M. International Legal Studies in Vienna?
I'm a graduate from London (but not British origin) who is accepted to the LL.M International Legal Studies in Vienna and to the Leiden International Law Program. Vienna's professors are so well known academically, that my English superviser recommended to give Vienna the number one chance. Vienna has many international organisations and also the OSCE and UNCITRAL. My cousin who is a solicitor says go for Vienna "its also the capital of a country". I know that Leiden is famous, but I've heard about the awkward behaviour Dutch have towards students who aren't of British origin. Perhaps we ought to aim at the reputation of the teachers? The program in Leiden is enormous, while the Viennese program has several focuses taught be real insiders. What do you say? Leiden or LL.M. International Legal Studies in Vienna?
Posted May 09, 2017 10:10
Hey, I am also considering applying to German universities (and the deadline is quickly approaching) but I am not sure yet....has the application process been problematic?
Posted May 09, 2017 11:22
Hi MK10, thank you so much!
What website are you using for finding a place? I mostly used wg-gesucht.de and immoscout24.de, they seem to be the biggest?
I'll have a look at AOK, is it a private or publich insurance? Are we even eligilbe for public insurance?
I fail to see how your post relates to my question, Vera N.... -.-
@NewHereToo: Not at all, it was all online and no application fee, so quickly apply before the deadline ends!
What website are you using for finding a place? I mostly used wg-gesucht.de and immoscout24.de, they seem to be the biggest?
I'll have a look at AOK, is it a private or publich insurance? Are we even eligilbe for public insurance?
I fail to see how your post relates to my question, Vera N.... -.-
@NewHereToo: Not at all, it was all online and no application fee, so quickly apply before the deadline ends!
Posted May 23, 2017 09:05
Dear all (but especially sunyun),
There are lots of information for international students coming to Germany available here: http://www.internationale-studierende.de/en/home/. If you have applied to the MBL programme (I think I read somewhere that you wanted to, sunyun?), you will also receive access to Campus Management, an online portal with all the information you could possible need. We have a local Branch of AOK on campus and they can check for you whether you need healthcare insurance (for post-graduated programmes not mandatory) and if so, they will make you an offer but feel free to compare with others!
I hope this helps :-)
There are lots of information for international students coming to Germany available here: http://www.internationale-studierende.de/en/home/. If you have applied to the MBL programme (I think I read somewhere that you wanted to, sunyun?), you will also receive access to Campus Management, an online portal with all the information you could possible need. We have a local Branch of AOK on campus and they can check for you whether you need healthcare insurance (for post-graduated programmes not mandatory) and if so, they will make you an offer but feel free to compare with others!
I hope this helps :-)
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