High tuition fees and even bigger, broken promises. For Indian students at the International University (IU), the dream of studying in Germany has turned into a nightmare. "My life feels like hell," one of them told Euronews.
Usually the problem with these universities is that they are scammy private institutions geared specifically towards Indian students. He did not go to a regular German University but a private one.
I found on another newspage that the main problem is that all the “University’s” classes are online. Therefore there is no reason for a visa, since the students can just as well take the classes from India.
There’s a similar plague of “degree mill” universities in Australia, often targeting Indian and Chinese students, who then end up overstaying their visa and/or working more hours than their student visa allows (more than 20hrs/week I think). It’s abuse of the system that makes it more difficult for legitimate international students attending a real university.
That left me with just a vague idea of what might be the issue. Who wrote this?
Usually the problem with these universities is that they are scammy private institutions geared specifically towards Indian students. He did not go to a regular German University but a private one.
I found on another newspage that the main problem is that all the “University’s” classes are online. Therefore there is no reason for a visa, since the students can just as well take the classes from India.
There’s a similar plague of “degree mill” universities in Australia, often targeting Indian and Chinese students, who then end up overstaying their visa and/or working more hours than their student visa allows (more than 20hrs/week I think). It’s abuse of the system that makes it more difficult for legitimate international students attending a real university.