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There definitely also are programs exclusively in English. Many however are rather partly in English with more option for a Masters degree. I'd check the progra

There definitely also are programs exclusively in English. Many however are rather partly in English with more option for a Masters degree. I'd check the programs at TU Munich in particular. Karlsruhe, Aachen, Darmstadt are also worth considering albeit less attractive places to live in. All degrees are accredited. My major/minor B.Sc. degree was recognized as a dual major in the US.

detaro 9y ago
At least Aachen (haven't been to the others recently) I wouldn't count as "less attractive to live in", unless your idea of attractive requires "is a large city" (and some are not that far away, and students get "free" train tickets there)
- qznc 9y ago
  I prefer Karlsruhe to Munich. Karlsruhe is one of the warmest cities in Germany.
  - patates 9y ago
    I would have preferred Hamburg. I guess this makes "enough" evidence that German cities have character and one should visit before deciding where to study.
mmarx 9y ago
> Karlsruhe, Aachen, Darmstadt are also worth considering albeit less attractive places to live in. They are also considerably less expensive places to live in.