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Collegedunia Study Abroad
Collegedunia Study Abroad
Fulda University of Applied Sciences overall ranking by Collegedunia Study Abroad is #749 out of 1899 globally, #72 out of 138 in Germany for the year 2027.
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Likes
- In university everyone speaks English that is a major plus point!
- Multiple in university job opportunities (part-time)
Dislikes
- No campus placements, just guide from the student council.
- Small city so low accomodations.
Placement
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- Graduates from Hochschule Fulda, especially in programs like Global Software Development, have good employment prospects in Germany’s IT sector. Most students find roles such as software developer, web developer, QA engineer, or IT consultant. Approximately 70–90% of graduates secure jobs within six months of completing their studies. The average starting salary typically ranges between €45,000 and €60,000 per year, depending on skills and experience. Students usually find jobs through working student positions (Werkstudent), internships, university career services, networking, and online job portals like LinkedIn and Indeed. Many internships also lead directly to full-time employment after graduation.
- Accommodation through the WG website in a shared apartment but private room, and rent is 350 euros per month, including
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Likes
- Excellent study environment and peaceful campus.
- Flexibility in choosing subjects and deciding when to appear for exams.
- Strong focus on practical learning rather than pure theory.
Dislikes
- Accommodation crisis in Germany (not university-specific but a major issue).
- No dedicated placement system like in some countries.
- Career fairs are organized.
Placement
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This varies significantly based on:
- German language skills (very important)
- Prior experience
- Tech stack
- Market condition
- Networking and luck
- Some students:
- Secure full-time jobs before graduation.
- Some struggle to find internships.
- For me:
- Took 1.5 years to secure a working student job.
- After 1 year there, I converted to full-time.
- There is no guaranteed placement system.
- Accommodation Situation: Accommodation is one of the biggest challenges for students in Germany. It can be difficult to find housing, especially at the beginning.
- How I Found Accommodation: Students typically search through: WG-Gesucht, ImmoScout24, University housing groups, Facebook groups, Telegram/Discord student groups
- Monthly Rent: Shared apartment (WG): €300–€500 per month Private apartment: €500–€800 per month (depending on city) Facilities usually included: Furnished room (sometimes partially furnished) Shared kitchen and bathroom (in WG) Internet (varies by contract) Heating and utilities (often included in warm rent) Overall, planning finances properly before arriving is very important due to housing competition.
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