I have got Offer from University Of Frankfurt in Master's Program 'High Integrity Systems'.I have done BSc Computer Engineering before. Can anyone from Frankfurt University or else help me to answer the following questions?
1. Scope of this Master's Program 'High Integrity Systems' in Germany . Can i continue to my research in PhD after this program in Germany, also in which discipline?
2.What is ranking of Frankfurt university of applied sciences.
3. May i would be able to get part time or full time job after this program in Germany,also in which field?
The course title does not matter, the courses that you study do matter.
You must have a major subject, on that you will concentrate during your MS Thesis, that is what you have to decide according to your taste and the market value.
Job wise there is never problem in Frankfurt, it is the Financial Hub of Europe, if one can't find work in Frankfurt, then he won't find the work elsewhere in Germany.
By the way there is no such hard ranking system, no one cares from where have you finished your degree, because the caliber of most of the Universities is almost the same. Some are good in one field others are good in other field.
In case, if you don't like your University, you can change any time and switch to some other university.
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What about the Work Permit in Germany?
1)Can I bear expensive in Germany with tuition fee and others.Means odd jobs available there
It varies from city to city but in general the situation is little better than other European countries but still its hard to say that one can manage everything from odd jobs specially in the start like 1st semester.
2)What about the work permit there and how much time???.
It is half time, i mean one can work 180 days a year half time..but generally in odd jobs they don't care that much and if you found student job in university that would be a good option as well (but please confirm this from others)
3)What about German language.Is it mandatory or not for student visa or work permit
it is not mandatory for student visa in general but it depend on your university.
It also depends on city to city and university to university. In some university, u will have pay tuition fee up to 600Euro while in others only 300euro per semester. Odd jobs depends on city. Language problem also depends on city. In short, you need 400 to 500 euro monthly for living in Germany and to get visa, you will have to deposit about 7-8Lac Pakistani Rupees ( you can see exact amount on German embassy Pakistan web page) but you can use this money in Germany.
so my advice is, first apply for admission in different universities and after getting admission in more than 1 university, you can ask for further details.
It varies from city to city but in general the situation is little better than other European countries but still its hard to say that one can manage everything from odd jobs specially in the start like 1st semester.
2)What about the work permit there and how much time???.
It is half time, i mean one can work 180 days a year half time..but generally in odd jobs they don't care that much and if you found student job in university that would be a good option as well (but please confirm this from others)
3)What about German language.Is it mandatory or not for student visa or work permit
it is not mandatory for student visa in general but it depend on your university.
It also depends on city to city and university to university. In some university, u will have pay tuition fee up to 600Euro while in others only 300euro per semester. Odd jobs depends on city. Language problem also depends on city. In short, you need 400 to 500 euro monthly for living in Germany and to get visa, you will have to deposit about 7-8Lac Pakistani Rupees ( you can see exact amount on German embassy Pakistan web page) but you can use this money in Germany.
so my advice is, first apply for admission in different universities and after getting admission in more than 1 university, you can ask for further details.
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