> Because there isn't a lot of demand for English courses? Otherwise you'd expect them to increase prices and offer more English courses. That's because the fi

> Because there isn't a lot of demand for English courses? Otherwise you'd expect them to increase prices and offer more English courses. That's because the first undergraduate degree is completely free for all Germans. > We can go even further - if Germany really offers anything close to an American standard of living and education you'd expect many people would learn German and go live there. My entire point was, that European universities outside the UK and Switzerland are unable to compete with the US schools, because they are very unattractive options for foreign professors who don't speak the local language.