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The German higher education system stands-out with the wide range of different kinds of higher education institutions that it offers. You can choose from traditional universities universities of applied sciences, universities of technology, universities of education, universities and colleges of art, music and film universities of applied administrative sciences and universities of the armed forces as well as distance eudcation universities and universities of cooperative education. Most of these higher education institutions are public institutions. But higher education institutions supported by the church also exist, while recent years have seen the range of private universities grow.
You can gain high-quality, state-recognised academic degrees at all state-recognised higher education institutions, regardless of their respective profile. German higher education institutions all stand out with their highly-qualified academic staff and the close combination of theory and practice.
III Floor, 72 Lodi Estate, Lodi Road,
New Delhi - 110 003
India
Phone: 91 - (0) 11- 24 61 5148
+91 - (0) 11- 24 61 5009
website: http://www.daaddelhi.org,
Address : DAAD Information Center
at Max Mueller Bhavan
New No. 4, Rutland Gate 5th Street
Chennai 600 006
Phone: 91 -(0) 44 - 28 33 14 42
E-mail: chennai@daadindia.org
Internet: http://ic.daad.de/chennai
No. 9 Boat Club Road
RA Puram
Chennai 600028
Tel. 044 -2430 1600
Fax 044 -2434 9293, 2434 9495
Mail germanychennai@eth.net
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The Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst (DAAD) is an association of higher education institutions and student bodies in Germany.
It provides information about DAAD in Germany and its international programmes in other parts of the world, e.g. information on the German higher education system, International Degree Courses and admission requirements, study programmes in Germany (search engine).
'Hi! Potentials. International careers made in Germany' is a campaign, which is funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF). The campaign presents its activities on the web via a multilingual portal on study and research in Germany (search engine).
Besides this information, the site also provides a portrait of every university town in Germany, a dictionary of specialist terms, an interactive forum and much more.
The Hochschulrektorenkonferenz (HRK) is an Association of Universities and other higher education institutions in Germany and is an organisation representing state (public) and state-recognized (private) higher education institutions.
It provides information and links to all state and state-recognised higher education institutions in Germany, the first and postgraduate degree courses, doctoral programmes as well as information about life in Germany.
