Kaiserslautern and Karlsruhe should be cheaper, yes. You should be able to find a place to live for €200-250.
You can even find a place for that money in Heidelberg, and that city is a lot more expensive.
Thank you for the tip. Yes, people told me Kaiserslautern is really very cheap.
I lived in Kaiserslautern for a while and can't really recommend it.
It's very cheap (for Germany) but also..well...very boring. It's a small town in an economically depressed area. The students are mostly male, so if you're hoping to meet a nice German lady while studying here, don't go to Kaiserslautern. Karlsruhe is a much better bet in terms of student life/diversity of the student body.
Yeah, it could be, Well, actually I don't know anything of cities there in Germany 'cause I haven't been there yet. I was told TU KL is one of the best universities regarding computer science, software enginering and all that stuff. So, my intention is not to find a German lady to get married or fall in love. My goal is to get a degree there, I don't care if in KL there are not any woman over (hey, I'm not gay by the way ). Maybe at the weekends, i'll be able to visit Franfurt, Manheim, Stutgart, Munchen to get some fun, but believe me, fun doesn't matter.
In
Baden-Württemberg the cities with the best student life are Freiburg and Heidelberg but I don't know if they offer your major.
I will check it out. Vielen dank Mariposa.
Masters progarm at Univerity Heidelberg for computer science (their translation is "Application Oriented Computer Science"). i know a friend doing this. it's all in German. she works part-time at SAP as well as a "Werksstudent".
part-time at SAP? wow, really interesting.
If I had known better back then, I would have rather studied Informatik (this is what Computer Science is called in Germany) at the UniKarlsruhe. They are said to be really excellent. And Karlsruhe is a small town, it shouldn't be cheap. A friend of mine from Venezuela studies there and she loves it.
Good news! I think I'm in the right way. Just save money and go there. If I look for studying there I have to plan my budget for these 2 years.
- First payment (matriculation): 1000 euros =
1000
- Tuition: 650 euros per semester (4 semester) =
2600
- Public transport ticket: 150 euros per semester (4 semester) =
600
- Cost of living for a month: 600 euros (12 months) =
7200
Total = 11400 euros
Is that ok for a good life there?
Do i need to add-up something more?
Thank you very much
Rubén