Apply to Dutch TU: No Germanic Background?

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It is possible to apply for a Dutch master's program without a Germanic background, as Dutch universities, including Technical Universities (TUs), offer programs in English. The discussion clarifies the distinction between German and Dutch educational systems, emphasizing that both countries have institutions that cater to international students. A resource link to a database for German research careers is provided, indicating the availability of information for those interested in studying in Germany. Additionally, there are mentions of English students successfully pursuing undergraduate degrees in the Netherlands, suggesting that master's programs are also accessible to non-native students.
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Hello everyboby !
I just want to know that if its possible to apply for a deutch taght master program if you don't have a germanic background

Thanks for the help
 
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Aren't you confusing the Germans with the Dutch here?

A Dutch TU is a Technical University in the Netherlands.
 
well, there are both Dutch and German schools that teach in English.

Here's a database for German
http://www.daad.de/deutschland/forschung/german-research-careers/14307.en.html

I know some English kids in Holland doing their undergrad there. No doubt there is a master's course too.
 
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