The 5 Best Universities in Germany (Very Prestigious)

I'm gonna show you the best universities in Germany, according to the rankings. They are very prestigious and offer high-quality world-class education, which is why they are also popular amongst international students.
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[@toobadforyou4874]

As a German student, there isn’t a best university overall but it rather depends on the degree your studiying. For example, the university of Bonn has one of the best math programmes in Europe and also business administration at University of Mannheim is probably also top notch in Germany.

[@maxyoko]

Yes agree, for example the CHE ranking is a very good starting point because it looks at individual study fields

[@ktpthelegend3374]

Which university do you think is the best for computer science?

[@NachoSchips]

​@@ktpthelegend3374Don't worry about it, this is Germany and not the US it will not make a big difference. But KIT & TUM seem to have pretty good programs.

[@patricksenz8350]

@@ktpthelegend3374 TUM or Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

[@ibrahima222]

That's true, germany has an overall kinda balanced level of education across many universities. However, top universities in Germany usually have more funding so can cover up more areas of research especially in STEM fields. For example if you study physics at the university of Freiburg, the university has good research capabilities in a couple of research areas while it doesn't engage in other research areas, unlike a university like the Technical university of Munich which has strong ongoing research in pretty much every field in physics since they secure much more funding.

[@markmeloni2388]

3:05 The oldest German University is in Prag. The oldest University in Germany is Heidelberg.

[@schurlbirkenbach1995]

The second oldest is Vienna

[@alberich5355]

The Question which University in Germany can be considered the oldest will Lead to a Brawl between Historians.

[@balduinvontrier128]

The oldest German university is the Charles University in Prague but must not be confused with the German Charles University in Prague.

[@tranchris9178]

Appreciate the well-researched and structured content! 😊😊 As well as the edit. Looking forward to more videos

[@maxyoko]

You're welcome 🫶 Every week there is one coming :)

[@ABDULREHMAN-on6ys]

Max your content is really appreciated good editing skills and very informative regarding universities ranking💕

[@maxyoko]

I appreciate that! ❤️

[@ShayLify]

Normally there is no official ranking of universities in Germany. Whether a university is suitable for you or not depends on what you want to study. For example, I studied computer science in Darmstadt, which is one of the best for this degree program. As a German, you can choose any university you want to study at. There are no admission restrictions, unless the degree programs are too full, in which case only students with the best grades are admitted.

[@novamisponge5325]

Yes and those subjects are mostly medicine and psychology. Most other subjects have no restrictions at all

[@jeevankumar4675]

Hey buddy..this is jeevan from india, i really love Germany and im planning my masters in civil engineering there...but im soo confused about the University..can u suggest me some?

[@jeevankumar4675]

​@@novamisponge5325Hey buddy..this is jeevan from india, i really love Germany and im planning my masters in civil engineering there...but im soo confused about the University..can u suggest me some?

[@novamisponge5325]

@@jeevankumar4675 yes of course. The best universities in Germany for technical subjects are: TU Munich, RWTH Aachen, TU Darmstadt, Karlsruher Institut für Technologie (KIT). Those are very good universities in Germany.

[@ganesh7537]

​@@novamisponge5325 hi dear, could u please help in names of colleges for management pls ❤

[@JonyXL44]

As someone who was entrolled at TUM/did his degree in Germany and was at an Ivy in the States after that: German universities are all around the same level, the differences are minor. Also, it is just wrong that these universities are really prestigious. Don't be fooled by these rankings. On top, a lot of the students enrolled at these universities that are higher in the ranking think far too much of it and mainly themselves ;)

[@ardaricus1566]

How'd you get to the states?

[@toanhien494]

😂

[@samanthagirl1436]

I really like you always said "love you and stay focused" at the end of the video😁👍

[@maxyoko]

You're welcome 🫶

[@andreatxh_]

I'm currently studying engineering in the UK, and after watching this, I should've considered applying to one of those universities! love your content though!

[@maxyoko]

Happy to hear that :) But UK universities are crazy good as well

[@AltIng9154]

Yes, but finish your Bachelor now in the UK! Don't jump into a catastrophy! Max is a clever boy it is all true he says.... but if you prepare for a German Master you must understand you got almost no guiding! You are regarded to be an disciplined adult who can work in lonelyness! The bitter truth!

[@THMS.]

I just searched for day in a life video at ... university and then I found your channel :) As a filmmaker and an OnlineMedia student I really like your editing style. keep going! ✌

[@maxyoko]

Thanks a lot, welcome to the channel 🫶

[@RajanSharma_056]

Concise and simple thanks buddy❤

[@maxyoko]

Glad you liked it ❤️

[@72jakob62]

man merkt wie viel Arbeit in dem Video steckt! weiter so :)

[@maxyoko]

Freut mich zu hören, danke!

[@ralphhebgen7067]

I find Germany is less focussed on rankings than we are in the UK, and I am guessing this is at least in part the case because access to higher education is free in Germany. In the UK, it is not and hence, there is an economic aspect that plays into your decision of where to study that is largely absent in Germany. I think it is precisely BECAUSE students in the UK need ‘value for money’ that the focus on rankings has developed in the AngloSaxon world. In Germany, rankings are less important and I think also less reliable than in the US/UK. Academic excellence seems to be much more diversified - maths in Bonn may be better than maths elsewhere, engineering in Karlsruhe may be better than engineering elsewhere, etc. I found that even within one department, academic standing varied between professors. Finally, it helps to develop a good insight into the nature of the metrics used to rank universities - this is true for any ranking, not just in the UK or Germany. Is a given university highly ranked because of the student:teaching staff ratio, or because of the academic standing of its professors? What matters more to me, a small number of students in seminars/lectures, or the average number of citations professors are able to attract? The answer is subjective, and everybody needs to find their own way through this - I found that choosing a university was as difficult as choosing my career, and then my employer… decisions, decisions….

[@naomililith9350]

In Germany, most universities have libraries with a focus on a certain subject. In Heidelberg, for Example, its art history. This means that the most books of that subject (almost all) will be found there. If a book which you need for your research is not yet available in any other library in Germany, you can request a purchase for the library. This makes research much easier and less pricey. Also consider the uni library network, through that you can loan books from any other university. I'm glad that I enrolled in Heidelberg. If I had studied art history in Berlin, there would probably be instances where I would have to loan books from Heidelberg. Obviously, other universities have libraries with a different focus. Pretty sure that information can be found online somewhere for the subject you are interested in, perhaps that will aid you in choosing the right university for you. Best luck!

[@marc8239]

Geiles video, Max. So detaillierter uni-content ist selbst für mich als deutscher Student sehr nützlich und leider noch sehr selten auf KZbin, daher ist es echt cool das du sowas machst, weiter so! Aber kleine Korrektur: Als Student in Heidelberg hat’s mich ein bisschen gewundert, als du meintest wir wären gut in den Ingenieursdisziplinen. Wir haben so weit ich weiß aber gar keine technische Fakultät geschweige denn Ingenieurswissenschaftliche Studiengänge 😬.

[@maxyoko]

Hey danke für‘s Feedback, freut mich voll zu hören! 🫶 Das mit Ingenieurwissenschaften in Heidelberg, es gibt sogar eine eigene Fakultät dafür, kann man ganz schnell googlen :)

[@userunkn4wn623]

⁠@@maxyoko Eine Fakultät ist nicht besonders viel. Die RWTH hat 4

[@RilznFX]

@@maxyokobauing gibts zb garnicht

[@rayenebacha1078]

Decent work!

[@maxyoko]

🤝🤝

[@user-sz4ht2ly7y]

appreciate your content!

[@maxyoko]

dude, appreciate your comment 🫶

[@kartonrad]

So trippy to see your home town among these If you are gonna studi Maschbau or eti at RWTH Make sure you're GENUINELY passionate about both the topics and the craft (and disciplined) If you don't have a feel for rearranging formulas creatively to come to a solution - or if you can't keep up the pace of all the new topics bring introduced Then you'll probably fail It's really doable, but you have to want it, and be able to make yourself work 35hrs/week with no one holding you accountable (i couldn't do it man - buy ey, i still got a cs job no problem)

[@maxyoko]

yess a lot of people underestimate a degree program. Thanks for sharing!

[@poseidon8686]

I’m about to study business administration and civil engineering at rwth Aachen uni, would you say it’s worth it? Not sure if i should continue the plan or change to a different country!

[@Velatus5978]

RWTH is especially painfull, also it is atleast in CS very theoretical and math heavy. A kind of not so hidden Gem though is the FH Aachen or University of applied sciences aachen, it is more for those who like a tad bit more connection to the real world and has some actually good teaching.

[@eroook6968]

​@@poseidon8686I am studying the same with mechanical engineering and I agree to the fact that it is very hard. Most of the exams have a failing rate from up to 50% or even higher. But Aachen is very nice and a lot cheaper than other cities and the education is good (while also a bit anonymous)

[@user-el6io8tw7y]

Thank you for this beneficial information! German universities always attractive many students all over the world!

[@maxyoko]

yess! Glad you liked it 🫶

[@leonscharwaechter]

No mention of Tübingen? It has the largest department regarding machine learning and artificial intelligence; and together with the Tübingen AI Center, Max Planck Institutes (for Intelligent Systems and for Biological Cybernetics) and Stuttgart University it builds the largest research area for AI in whole europe with the little poser name of cyber valley. Neuroscience and medical life science is also very popular there

[@BruceBoschek]

After receiving my PhD in biological cybernetics, biochemistry and microbiology from Eberhard Karls Universität and the MPI for Biological Cybernetics in Tübingen I could have gotten a research position anywhere in the world. I chose to stay on at the MPI and then after 12 years took a position at Uni-Giessen. Tübingen has long been a world-famous hub of scientific research and technical development. As has been mentioned here, German universities are well known for specific areas at various times, usually depending on the head of the department (Germany is still quite patriarchal or matriarchal in recent years). I'm 82 now, with 130+ publications and a relatively successful and satisfying career in science. My training in Tübingen certainly was the main reason for that success.

[@musictans544]

Good Video❤👌

[@maxyoko]

Good comment ❤️

[@moacalemcalem631]

Informative video...

[@maxyoko]

🫶🫶

[@user-dt1oy4qb3h]

Hi Max.... Thank you!! So I would love to study languages in Germany as an undergraduate, I'm considering Humboldt University but what University do you recommend please and why? Thank you

[@varunnikam]

Good video. I am studying biochem at TU dresden

[@maxyoko]

Thanks a lot 🫶

[@vmerc1068]

thank you boss man

[@maxyoko]

🫶🫶

[@foodsafari-rj3uq]

These rankings generally don't mean squat for academics and people who are interested in research. What you wanna look at are the research groups in there, research how the vibe is and the location and most importantly what kind of connections the faculty has and how that can benefit you going ahead.

[@sakibul_munna]

Hey there, Thank you for the informative video. However, I have a question. Can you specify which world ranking you were referring to in this video? As there many rankings like QS ranking, US News Ranking etc etc are there...

[@maxyoko]

The Times Higher Education ranking :)

[@konstantinkammerer6554]

You missed the KIT, the karlsruher insititut fuer Technik, its an almost entirely natural Science uni, which lowers its ranking. But in things, such as physics math and comp sci, its at least top 3

[@maxyoko]

Yess it's an amazing university

[@Martin_Gark]

Was looking for that comment. KIT should have been in the top 3 - definitely before Aachen 😉

[@jihoonahn3475]

KIT is a good university and one of the best technical universities. It has great students and a nice reputation in the industry. However, it's not comparable to RWTH Aachen 😛 (I just wonder whether TUM has good reputation in germany 🤔)

[@markus_rut]

Good stuff x2

[@maxyoko]

🤌🤌

[@phnml8440]

It also depends on what subject you want to study. For example the Rheinische Friedrich Wilhelm Universität Bonn is by far the best german university for mathematics and is very renown amongst top universities in math around the world.

[@mohaiminmunan8058]

Freie Universität Berlin should be on the list. On the other hand for international student Berlin is a great place to be though house rent is too much.

[@meshagupta4098]

Please make a video on which sim card to purchase,in which bank to open account, best internet plans for an international student in Germany.

[@maxyoko]

Noted 🫡

[@marvinistgelangweilt]

I would go with o2 for the sim flat as I talked the monthly rate down to half the price. They usually have friends and family codes that half your monthly rate for 2 years. You could probably figure out how to get them to sell you the flat with a lower rate. I have 120gb for 20 euros a month. Sparkasse probably has the most atms out of every major bank. I would advise on speaking at least passable german. No friend group will speak english just to hang with you, if you're not really really cool. The social aspect of being a student shouldn't be underestimated. I would move to a big city. Someone talked about applying to Saarland University. I would rather shoot myself than move to Saarland. Go to Berlin, Munich, Aachen or Cologne. Haven't been to Aachen, but if you can't afford Munich and have seen Karlsruhe (KIT), you would move to either one of the first two, if you wanted to get the best stem education. Heidelberg might be boring if you're more alternative (from what I've heard from people who grew up there). Hope I could help.

[@JackT13]

Hey, great video! I’m just wondering how hard these universities are to get a place for a Masters? I’d love to apply for these universities and have good grades from UK, but the admission rates all seem to be around 10%! Are international students at a disadvantage? Thanks!

[@maxyoko]

I believe there is a set number of spots reserved for international students but yes, the admission process is quite competitive because so many other international students want to join these universities as well. You won't be competing against the locals tho

[@nznozxy4975]

I consider going to one of these three universities: Saarland university, Deggendorf Institute of Technology and University of applied science UIM to study Bachelor in Tech but I'm really confused if these universities require Germany and are these universities good for international students? Really thank you Max Yokoooo !!

[@utkarshverma3152]

Bro even im trying for saarland. you got any important info. all i care about is an english taught btech course in comp science

[@noleti]

@@utkarshverma3152 Out of those I would definitely recommend Saarland (e.g., for CS). There are quite a lot of international students, good profs, and cost of living is low.

[@FactsofLife6126]

Hey Max! Your videos are very informative. I appreciate your work. I have a question that is it necessary to learn german if you want to study medicine in Heidelberg University?

[@maxyoko]

You're welcome! I don't know the exact requirements for medicine in Heidelberg but I assume that it's taught primarily in German. The language requirements are usually on the university website

[@FactsofLife6126]

Ok.Thank you❤️

[@jamesobrien2250]

This is misleading. Germans tend to go to the university on their doorstep. One reason for this is that entry exams and high school grades are not standardised. There is not really a strong preference from employers in Germany for specific universities in the way there is in the UK or US; academic titles are, however, highly prized.

[@DiegoMDeras]

I'm considering getting my Master's Degree in Germany in a year or two but I'm having trouble finding what programs are offered in English. Is there a website that has them all listed?

[@AltIng9154]

As mentioned before, you should mention that the relatively low international ranking has to do with the fact , that research is done at Max Planck, Fraunhofer, Leibnitz... etc. . That means our Nobel Laurates don't count for the ranking of our Universities! 😢

[@abelkhiyanjila1675]

I am happy to be studying MSc Economics at Heidelberg University

[@anasassi1661]

So if i am an mechanical (industrial) engineer and wanna move and study master would you recommend Aachen or Heidelberg? (Putting the cost of living in mind and the job opportunities) ... i might do a phd afterwards if that's important

[@maxyoko]

Hmm Aachen might be the better bet here but cost of living is similar and cities are both very beautiful

[@marc8239]

Hey, I study in Heidelberg (mathematics and philosophy). We don’t have a engineering department in Heidelberg. ☹️

[@AltIng9154]

Aachen!

[@coldheartcloud]

now I‘m watching english content about german universities. as a german. 😵‍💫🤝🏻

[@Carol-pv1gu]

😂😂

[@XushnudbekJumayev.]

thank you so much bro

[@maxyoko]

You're welcome 🫶

[@XushnudbekJumayev.]

@@maxyoko bro i have a question which university you give me advice for study as a software enginer or to be ethical hacker

[@paranira6466]

as LMU student i agree: munich is the best city. im happy to have chosen LMU over TUN tho, since TUN doesnt offer the double course of physics with meteorology, and i really love already having a specialisation this interesting already as it usually also recontextualizes lots of the stuff we do in the physics courses, so it makes it all a bit more fun

[@TheFighterBros]

Beautiful city indeed. One thing I don't like about bavaria though is that many people tend to think of themselves as better than the rest of germany for the reason that 'their' bundesland has these elite university. I came to study there and was socially rejected because I was not one of them. To them, my school degree was not worth anything because I didnt do it in bayaria, even though my grades in university were better than theirs, the still thought of me as a lesser human. I don't need other people to tell me my worth but being aournd a lot of these people makes me really umcomfortable. Thats why I left after my degree and went back to Nordrhein-Westfalen.

[@mudi2000a]

Yes very beautiful city and also unaffordable. I think the difference between the universities in Germany is not that large. Bavaria is overrated and I concur with the other commenter who did not feel comfortable.

[@itsviru1151]

what kind of exam is there to get into TUM ; because i cracked jee adv(one of the worlds difiicult exam). is it difficult than this exam? btw loved ur content .

[@maxyoko]

In most of the degree programs, you don't need to take any exam. You just need to meet the requirements for the degree program you want

[@Neoleono]

i think those who cleared jee adv can literally do anything😭😭 like bro your brain

[@HarshChavan2211]

Hey just wanted to ask, is the Frankfurt School of Finance and Management also one of the best universities? From what I've read, it's the best buisness school in Germany. It's a private university (fees of around 8k euro per semester) but it has the course which I want to study, that too in English (Bachelors in Computational Buisness Analytics). Would you recommend it for me (an international student looking to study english taught bachelors, preferrable Computer Science, in Germany)?

[@maxyoko]

Yeah I heard that it's pretty good. It doesn't appear on the rankings because it's a private university and doesn't focus too much on research. Dude tbh it's hard to say if I can recommend it or not, it depends on so many factors. But I know that English-taught bachelor's, especially in computer science are rare in Germany, so if you're really wanna study that in English instead of Germany, it seems to be an option

[@HarshChavan2211]

@@maxyokoIs it worth it though because public universities provide free education and these good private universities do it at a high cost... I really wanna study in germany (inspired from your videos :) ) but lack of many english taught courses is a limitation. Thank you for your thoughts and love your videos BTW!

[@maxyoko]

Only if you can easily pay the tuition fees I guess. I'm gonna make a detailed video about the university system here in Germany but in terms of the education quality, there is really no difference between public and private universities ^^ I can recommend learning German, this will bring you so many opportunities

[@userunkn4wn623]

​@@HarshChavan2211 This specific private school has a good reputation, but in general private universities in germany dont have a better reputation. In most cases the public ones have a better reputation. This is because, public universities have much higher requirement to apply. For example very good grates or internships. For the private one, you only need money. Privates school sometimes have the reputation to be easy, because it is often referred to be "pay to win".

[@HarshChavan2211]

@@userunkn4wn623 Like I said before, no public universities offer a english taught course so thats why I'm thinking of going to Frankfurt School of Finance and Management. And sure private universities might have bad reputation but this particular university is best in Germany for its MBA or one of best in finance programs so its actually worth considering over a public university, isnt't it?

[@Der_Jurastudent]

5:23 I have to agree with that statement

[@maxxwellio]

There is no bad university in Germany tbh. They all have good quality control.

[@varshaos469]

Can u suggest some best universities in Germany for masters in biomedical engineering!!

[@bobomiap8512]

From five universities that you recomend , which one is the best for agriculture technology

[@maxyoko]

Probably TUM and LMU

[@bobomiap8512]

@@maxyoko Thx u very much

[@rayengrari5153]

Not looking for ranks specifically I just need to have more infos about the best universities in digital marketing and analytics field(in Germany or France) Can anyone help me figure this out??

[@maxyoko]

You can have a look here: www.daad.de/en/studying-in-germany/universities/che-ranking/

[@chouve.1002]

Hello Max, Can you make a video about how to learn computer science in RWTH Aachen or Heidelberg University? Is it as difficult as studying at tum or lmu? If I want to study CS at a TU/U, which school should I choose so it won't be too difficult?

[@mudi2000a]

Heidelberg is not a TU but theee is also Darmstadt which is also quite renowned and I am surprised it is not mentioned.

[@chouve.1002]

@@mudi2000a I've seen quite a few bad reviews about darmstadt in recent years - similar to other TU/Us maps.app.goo.gl/e45SdmuQSbhdVX3w6?g_st=ic

[@im3635]

Where does Göttingen Universität rank here ? I'm curious since it's the only one i know lol

[@marvin9409]

07:02 lmao I actually know someone who's studying exactly that at TUM 😂😂

[@megharobinson8673]

I'm a civil engineering student which top ranking university would you suggest . Please reply .

[@maxyoko]

Technical University of Munich (TUM), RWTH Aachen University, Technical University of Berlin or Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)

[@SulmanMalik]

If we come in Germany on study visa german language. Can we do ausbildung after german language if we don't want to do studienkullege?

[@maxyoko]

Yes, it's possible to pursue an Ausbildung in Germany after learning the German language without going through a Studienkolleg

[@ahmedkhamis1910]

What about TU Hamburg, does it offer good engineering programs or is it known for anything special, because it used to be ranked top 10 in computer science, but no more.

[@maxyoko]

Yes, their Engineering Program is very good!

[@sirrexo9263]

In engineering it really depends on the subject, wich university is the most elite. 2 of my profs always tell us that TUDresden is the most elite in Europe, when it comes to semiconductor engineering. And they said we can believe them, because if it wasn’t, they wouldn’t be here. So don’t just go to Aachen if you consider engineering as a major, think about what exactly you want to major in, and then decide.

[@blackypaw840]

Not sure if this was already pointed out to you but you used the wrong logo for Heidelberg University. There is another unibersity with the same name in the USA which is much smaller. Unfortunately, the orange H logo is from that university, not the one in Germany.

[@maxyoko]

yes, thanks for pointing out!

[@nachikettchatterjeee6518]

hey everyone, i m an indian student, with an average gpa of 3.3. i have completed my bachelors in physics, and i wish to pursue an advanced physics curriculum, which shall in turn pave way to a phd in physics, theoretical. which german university should i consider? considering that my gpa isnt that high, and also i m ready to give examinations like gre physics, which is in turn very expensive and i heard that only LMU considers it for admission. I am fairly proficient in english, so i am also expecting a decent IELTS score. which universities should i consider yall? (keeping in mind the financial constraints as well)

[@AltIng9154]

Don't you think to become an Ingenieur pays off enough?

[@LoveTechChaki]

What about universities of Applied Sciences for someone who wants more practical oriented courses? I realised people don't talk about it much😢

[@maxyoko]

They are not on the world rankings but very respected in Germany

[@harshss372]

what is the best university for masters in computer science?

[@maxyoko]

I think officially it's TUM but it really depends on the person

[@HarishaReddyG]

Suggest me the best universities for Data Science courses

[@kunaldanderwal]

Bro make a video on football playing University in Germany

[@khushirawat3338]

Which University is best for MBA from Germany?

[@user-vz5qr4et9j]

plzz make video on applied science university broo

[@maxyoko]

yessir!

[@Roda_B.G.]

Also important, your university dosent matter for most jobs. Your degree is more important than were got it.

[@maxyoko]

true for almost every degree programs with a few exceptions

[@plotusofficial08]

which of following university give pharmaceutical masters program?

[@maxyoko]

Check out their websites, they have very detailed information on what degree programs they have

[@plotusofficial08]

@@maxyoko No one have given information about pharmacy.. Only engineering and art related course 🌺

[@justinabenewaaarhin1314]

Which university is best for teachers? (International applicant)

[@MayankGupta-kt6rk]

Which is the best university for mba in finance in Germany?

[@roninthebest-]

What do y'all think about DHBW?

[@maxsolomakha4447]

Respekt für König!

[@poseidon8686]

Anyone feel free to share their experience studying at rwth Aachen university, been hearing that they give students hard time, staff not here to aid the students with their problems and learning a new language and heavy materials already hard enough, would like to hear some different experiences to make a decision whether to study in rwth Aachen or change the country

[@stranjata5410]

I study mechanical engineering and its definitely worth it. Its kinda like u will suffer no matter what but its rewarding in sense of when u finish and start working. Discipline is the key to succeed here. Its also important to find a good study and friend groups early on bcs they form even 2 3 weeks before the start of the 1st semester(during events such as International first week). Let me know if u have more questions i will be glad to help

[@marcsl95]

I studied industrial engineering with a specialization in mechanical engineering at RWTH Aachen University. I would agree that the staff is not focused on helping the students. A lot of things you have to figure out on your own/with your fellow students. This can be quite challenging. In my opinion, it was worth it and the job opportunities are great once you graduate.

[@miliey25]

well TUM has introduced tuition fee for all international students, so bad luck there

[@maxyoko]

😢😢

[@princesrivastav_meraki]

Prestige thing in the world is only east European GIRLS

[@maxyoko]

😂😂😂

[@Test-ij6os]

Girls are good most of the places/Countries prioritizing education quality and career opportunities would be wiser

[@wtfamIdoingwithmylife572]

Stop simping

[@shashwath3305]

simp alert😂

[@FarzaneYooaefi-ge1ri]

I am an afgan girl and live in Iran .I wanna study cybersecurity or programming in germany but don't know how to apply

[@maxyoko]

Take it step by step, I have a bunch of videos on my channel and a big community that you can join :)

[@whitechocolate3]

For students who want to study biology or any branch of biology for example biotechnology which universities are the best ones?

[@alisabell]

TU Dresden is a good one.

[@whitechocolate3]

@@alisabell oh I see I will check this university thanks alot for the suggestion

[@BruceBoschek]

World-renowned biological sciences and technology in Tübingen.

[@rw8538]

Honestly, I think you you should have named your video „the most prestigious German universities in the field of natural sciences“. Maybe you’d be right then. However, telling us about the „best“ universities without specifying on faculties does not make any sense. There are so many famous and good unis in Germany with own strengths (like Freiburg, Münster, Mannheim etc.), in the end in the majority of the degrees your grades and your skills count, while the name of your university plays a secondary role. Maybe it makes sense to talk about rankings when it comes to private US-unis or when wanting to start some international PhD-career. However, for German public universities you set a wrong, unnecessarily superficial focus from my point of view.. Edit: I have just watched another of your videos where you go more into detail regarding the importance of rankings etc. :)

[@fernandotabora]

Damm imagine studing at the uni where Einstein whent, insane!

[@maxyoko]

goosebumps man!

[@amnispalus]

Actually, more like studying at a university, where Einstein taught, since the guy got his own education in Switzerland, of course.

[@TJ-kb9qt]

The "overall" Ranking gives an idea but is far away from telling the whole "truth". I only can talk about my personal degree. Nearly everyone in the german industry knows which universities are good for which kind of topic. There are specific Topics, like Material science where leading universities are far behind of being top "ranked" but clearly leading the thing. The reason for that are the research institutes which specialized for years in such kind of thing. Talking about TUM - good example for a "overall" very good university !but! very theoretic. If you wanna know some theoretical investigations - ask the guys from TUM. If you wanna know how to do/built/manufacture this stuff, my personal advice would be to look for someone else. :)

[@checkcommentsfirst3335]

Private- und Businessuniversitäten hast du allerdings nicht reingenommen. WHU, Frankfurt Business School etc.

[@maxyoko]

Ja hab mich hier auf das internationale Ranking bezogen :)

[@My.immigrant.Adventures]

Hello. Is Munich Business School well regarded in Germany ?

[@maxyoko]

When it comes to the field of business, yes definitely

[@ganesh7537]

​@@maxyoko hi dear, Could you please also name some of good colleges for mba pls ❤❤

[@amv2307]

does your university have English program in Cse ?

[@maxyoko]

Unfortunately not :(

[@stephenmcnamara8318]

Germany does not really have a culture of "prestigious" universities - possibly some for particular programs where there is an established alumni network - but in General - hardly. Do the Munich univiersities carry cachet in Munich and immediately surrounding party os Bavaria - possibly. But does anyone in Hannover or Hamburg see that as "prestigious" - no. The reason the excellence program was initiated is because Germany did not really have any across the board universities that were seen as excellen, like an Oxford, Cambridge, Harvard, Stanford, MIT etc....and that was largely by design and how funding is.

[@JUNGLEsausage]

You mixed pictures of Hahn and Heisenberg.

[@maxyoko]

Crazy that you can spot this, thanks for pointing it out!

[@A_l_i]

Good Stuff ×25

[@maxyoko]

Always here early 🫡

[@scream2816]

Does LMU offer a bachelors in english?

[@maxyoko]

Unfortunately not many :(

[@Neoleono]

How did you prepare for TUM?

[@maxyoko]

Prepared myself mentally to get destroyed by Maths

[@derektheg946]

where did you change to?

[@maxyoko]

University of Applied Sciences Munich :)

[@MeenaKumari-dj6gv]

1. TUM 2. LMU 3. Hiedelberg 4. Humbolt 5. Aachen

[@mudi2000a]

Except Heidelberg and Aachen overrated. Berlin and Munich have much to offer besides the university but also cost of living very high especially in Munich, that also needs to be considered.

[@MeenaKumari-dj6gv]

@@mudi2000a I extracted the list from video so viewers dont have to watch the full video. But I agree with you

[@afifrazam6591]

Not true for Heidelberg as it is in BW for non-eu students it has charges

[@maxyoko]

yes, you're absolutely right, I corrected it. Thanks for pointing out

[@HughJason]

Tubingen ?

[@xyzxyz0815]

it is not Hamboldt but Humboldt University

[@ezbakeovenhands]

I am from the USA but doing my master degree at TUM and one of the funniest things I have seen is when LMU and TUM students clash with each arguing who is better lol. Was quite hilarious to see 🤣

[@maxyoko]

Yeah they love to beef about that haha

[@gamefer3626]

You forgot HS Mannheim #1

[@ultraghost3870]

How important is graduating from University is for you?

[@maxyoko]

reasonably important 🤌

[@ultraghost3870]

@@maxyoko but can we say that starting a business is better than going to the university and study?

[@mudi2000a]

@@ultraghost3870it can be but you also need to consider that in Germany if you are a local, university is basically free, especially if you don’t need to move somewhere. And depending what you want to do you might need a solid foundation. The world already has enough people that don’t know what they are doing.

[@mikijaguar8614]

Why not Göttingen, Marburg, Freiburg, Würzburg, Erlangen, Jena, Greifswald, Bonn, Münster, Gießen, Köln, Lübeck, Tübingen, Hamburg, Rostock....?

[@maxyoko]

They are all fantastic universities

[@flowerina260]

Which is best for economics?

[@matthiasscherer9270]

Around Baden-Württemberg Uni Mannheim, Fh Hs? Reutlingen, and St Gallen were very prestiguous. But I am in Engineering, so please do a research regarding your! needs.

[@bacharrommani3442]

some of this universities now are not free ,they charge high tuition fees like tum

[@maxyoko]

:((

[@thecopy9975]

Need review of Freie University?

[@maxyoko]

Check out the website studycheck, they have a lot of reviews about almost any degree program in Germany ^^

[@thecopy9975]

@@maxyoko thanks. And need your opinion too🙏🏻

[@Azimus81]

RWTH is the best, but there are no jobs in Aachen.