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Kim Sae-mi: Mastering Studying in Germany in One Book

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A revised edition of Germany Study Abroad: Everything in One Book, first published in 2020, is now available. What comes to mind when you think of studying in Germany? Perhaps strolling through sunny European streets with a foreign-language book in hand. Unfortunately, studying abroad is not all romance. Far from family and friends, in an unfamiliar country where communication can be difficult, you must stand on your own while competing with students from around the world. Studying abroad is not simply a romantic adventure; it is life in a distant country, learning by facing challenges firsthand. Still, why are you considering Germany in particular? Of all the countries in the world, why Germany? This guide is by an author who studied abroad in Germany after completing all prior education in Korea. It shares the realities and practical details prospective students need to know.

Korean title: 독일 유학 한 권으로 끝내기

Korean author: 김새미

Korean publisher: 글로벌콘텐츠

ISBN-13: 9791158524104

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LE******
March 9, 2025

A guide to studying in Germany, offering practical and useful information about student life there!

SH*******
May 24, 2024

After visiting Frankfurt, Germany, I think back on how different the country was from what I had imagined. I went there for a conference, and it did not quite match my expectations. For some reason, I had pictured Germany as extremely developed and dazzling—perhaps because it was the country that led the Nazis (I’m not sure that’s the right expression, but I can’t think of another). That is how frightening stereotypes can be. Exactly two years later, I returned to Germany for a conference in

HO********
May 18, 2024

I’ve often met Koreans who studied in Germany, and my curiosity led me to this book. I found that among people with Korean nationality, Germany ranks third as a destination for earning doctoral degrees, after the US and Japan. I started reading to learn about the advantages and distinctive features of studying in Germany compared with other countries. The book offers helpful information for readers considering Germany as an option. It has two main sections: preparation before departure, and

김새미: 독일 유학 한 권으로 끝내기
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