Survey: Majority of Foreign Students Satisfied with Studying in Germany Despite Discrimination Experiences Outside Campus
A survey shows that most international students who choose to study in Germany are satisfied with their choice, though many report experiencing discriminatory incidents, particularly outside university grounds.
A survey conducted by German broadcaster Deutsche Welle shows that the majority of foreign students who choose to study in Germany express satisfaction with their decision.
According to the survey results, international students generally find in Germany an academic environment that meets their expectations, which leads many of them to consider staying in the country after completing their studies.
However, a significant number of survey participants reported experiencing discriminatory incidents during their stay in Germany, emphasizing that such incidents occur more frequently outside the university campus compared to what they face within university halls.
The report did not provide additional details about the sample size, the organization conducting the survey, or the methodology used in collecting the data.
Sources
- استطلاع: لماذا يفضل الطلاب الأجانب الدراسة والبقاء في ألمانيا؟ — Deutsche Welle — Arabic
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