When to apply for studies in 2020?

When to apply for studies in 2020?

The following applies for the 2020/2021 winter semester: Applications for subjects with limited study places can be submitted from until midnight. Applications for admission-free courses are possible from mid-August to mid-October (depending on the university).

Which course in 2020?

The most popular courses of study.RankMost popular courses of study – menCareer prospects1BWLMore on2Mechanical engineeringTo jobs3Computer scienceTo jobs4Electrical engineeringMore about1 more row

Which course has a future?

Examples of digital courses are: Digital Media, Cross-Media Management, Business Administration – Digital Economy, E-Commerce, E-Commerce and Digital Retail Management, Digitization & Sustainability, Industry 4.0, Software Engineering.

Which courses are studied the most?

We have summarized the top 10 most popular subjects in the country for you: Economics: Economics / Business Administration. Law / Law. English / American studies. Pedagogy. German Philology. Architecture. Story. Biology.

Which courses are overcrowded?

Top 10 Rarest Degree Programs Applied Sexology. Brewing and beverage technology. Criminology / Criminology. Frisian Studies / Frisian Philology. Space master. Cosmetic science / cosmetology. Sorabistics. Applied Leisure Sciences.

Which courses are needed?

The 10 most popular courses in Germany: Business Administration, Mechanical Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Law, Industrial Engineering, Economics, Medicine.

Which degree is right for me?

Which degree is right for me? The free online study choice test from Uniturm.de helps you to find the right study program for your strengths and interests. The test calculates within 10 minutes which subjects are suitable for you based on your inclinations and abilities.

Which courses are there in Germany?

Agricultural and forest sciences, sociology and social sciences, engineering, art, music, design, mathematics, natural sciences, medicine, health sciences, linguistics and cultural sciences, law and economics.

How many women are studying?

The proportion of women among students at universities in Germany was 49.3 percent in 2019.

What professions are there for studying?

Personnel management, care management, pharmaceutical technology, pharmaceuticals, philosophy, physics, physical technology, physiotherapy.