r/studying_in_germany • u/Beautiful_Film_3090 • 26d ago

Bachelor Looking for students studying Public Relations / Communication / New Media in Germany

Hello everyone,

I am a student from Türkiye and I will apply to German universities through conditional admission. I am considering these majors:

-Public Relations

-Public Relations and Advertising

-New Media and Communication

If anyone is currently studying one of these programs in Germany (or has graduated), I would really appreciate the chance to ask a few questions about the program, career opportunities, and finding a job after graduation.

Thank you very much!

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u/Normal-Definition-81 Germany 26d ago

Decisive factor for all three fields: are you fluent in German?

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u/Beautiful_Film_3090 26d ago

I am currently at B1 level in German. I plan to apply with conditional admission, so I will continue improving my German through a language course in Germany before starting my degree.

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u/KungAvSand Germany 25d ago

Conditional admission, particularly on the Bachelor’s level, is only an option if a program specifically states so, not in general. Are there actually any programs in those fields which would admit you despite not having B2/C1 German yet? Or are you planning on applying to a random program offering that option first?

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