German-language course

German-language courses ( DSG ) are offered at universities outside the German- speaking area ( Germany , Austria , Switzerland , Liechtenstein , Luxembourg and Belgium ).

There are over 700 German-language courses. Top foreign-language universities that also offer German-language courses include the Tongji University in Shanghai, founded by a German in 1907, or the Andrássy University in Budapest, founded in 2001, and other institutions in the USA , France and Russia .

meaning

In Central and Eastern Europe and the CIS , the German language also plays an important role in science and business. In order to use this potential for cooperation with the Federal Republic of Germany, the DAAD has been funding German-language courses at universities in this region since 1993.

These courses enable local students to acquire an education, often in cooperation with German universities, combined with consolidating the German language. German-language courses also offer German-speaking students the opportunity to gain experience abroad and at the same time to complete an international course without language barriers in lectures and exams. Business administration alone can be learned in German at over 40 different universities around the world.

See also

• German-Jordanian University
• List of universities in Switzerland
• List of universities in Austria

Web links

• List of all study options at German universities
• List of German-language courses funded by the DAAD in 2005

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Most people don't care about the foreign language - blog seminar. In: blogs.faz.net. Retrieved May 18, 2020 .