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> starting in fall 2017, the southwestern state of Baden-Württemberg will start charging non-E.U. students 1,500 euros ($1,634) per semester That's still incre
by MarkMc 10y ago
> starting in fall 2017, the southwestern state of Baden-Württemberg will start charging non-E.U. students 1,500 euros ($1,634) per semester
That's still incredibly cheap for a quality university degree.
- behrendtio 10y agoIt's cheap but not quality.
- ar0 10y ago> It's cheap but not quality. Do you care to elaborate on that? If I look at the Times Higher Education ranking for Teaching, I see e.g. Heidelberg University on world rank 43: https://www.timeshighereducation.com/world-university-rankings/universitat-heidelberg#ranking-dataset/589595 https://www.timeshighereducation.com/world-university-rankin... (Just picked because it's the first university in Baden-Württemberg I found; obviously, for specific subjects the rankings might vary a bit.) That's not MIT or Harvard, but if that's your standard of "quality" than very few people in the world will have "quality" education.
- orless 10y agoIn Baden-Württemberg, KIT (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology) is the "place to go" in computer science.