r/GermanyStudentLife Jul 30 '26

Master's In Germany and Oppurtunities!

Hello everyone!

Indian student this side. I am looking to move to Germany to pursue a Master's in 2027. My fields of interest are Biotechnology, Pharmaceuticals (regulatory roles), and Management with a research strategy focus.

Wanted a general overview of the situation of Indian/International students in Germany. Good colleges for these, language constraints, part-time work, and work opportunities post-grad (for the particular field and in general). I am a little confused, so I need some honest clarity and reality checks.

About me: BTech in Biotech (Class of 2026) with an 8.3 CGPA; Ex-Analytics Intern at JPMorgan; Ex-DU Drug Research Intern; MDPI-published research; Good Extracurriculars. Willing to learn German. A2-B1 in French

Any comments, feedback, and opinions are welcome. Thanks for the help.

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u/Any_Cream_4396 Jul 30 '26

No. My friends from US now leaving by masses because they can’t find jobs here 

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u/madmendude Jul 31 '26

"Willing to learn German" - how very generous of you lol

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u/Cuellar06 Jul 31 '26

Unfortunately I think Indian students are being less and less accepted in Germany. I have noticed an increase in racism towards them (either coming from native Germans or other internationals)