Internship in Germany

Today, let’s visit one of the biggest countries in Europe, – namely the 6th on the list – which is Germany. A place which is still covered in forest one-third, where the (public) university is free for everyone, and in one of the provinces Bavaria, beer is officially considered a food. 

Regardless of these interesting facts, we managed to collect 3 relevant reasons too, why it can be a good idea for anyone to travel to go to Germany in general. Let’s get right into it.

1, Business Is Booming

If you’re selecting a place to study international business, you might want to consider the following: Germany is the largest economy in Europe and its economy is closely integrated into global trade, with important world brands like Mercedes-Benz, Siemens, and BMW. Germany’s capital city Berlin has emerged as a hub for internet start-ups, and in recent months European magazines have named it the Silicon Valley of Europe.

“When I was looking at international internships, Germany seemed to be the hub of where big businesses were hiring international students,” says Tonya Tooley, an undergraduate business student at Colorado State University. “I noticed that American companies like Nike and Apple had their European headquarters in German cities like Berlin.” 

Studying abroad in Germany will build your knowledge of German culture and language, and relationships in German professional networks. This will benefit you greatly if you’re thinking about a career in business.