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Big asterisk there. German education accreditation for Blue Card is rather fickle. Germany maintains a rather short list of universities per-country which it
by baybal2 6y ago
Big asterisk there.
German education accreditation for Blue Card is rather fickle.
Germany maintains a rather short list of universities per-country which it recognises as institutes of higher learning.
You may have a rather ordinary uni degree in mainstream occupation, but if your uni is not on the list, you can't do anything.
If you passed a university program in a recognised university, but your program is missing from a dropdown list on their website, again, you can't do anything.
And if you have both, but your degree does not state in its title verbatim that it is a bachelor, or masters program regardless of years of study, again, you can't do anything about it.
- f6v 6y ago> you can't do anything. You're right, that happened to me in 2014. My then-employer had to drive to some government office and ask them to give a go-ahead for my degree. But I've never heard anything like that since that time.