Applying for conscientious objection: step by step
Applications for conscientious objection in Germany go to the Federal Office for Personnel Management of the Bundeswehr. What the application does, and what it does not do.
Applications for conscientious objection in Germany go to the Federal Office for Personnel Management of the Bundeswehr. What the application does, and what it does not do.
On 1 January 2027 the minimum wage and the minijob limit rise. This overview shows what applies at the turn of the year, what is only expected and which deadlines count.
How the costs of a German student hall are built up: all-inclusive rent, running costs, deposit and contract rules, explained with one student service as an example.
Switching costs of up to 150 euros and no repayment of subsidies on a transfer: how moving from a Riester contract to the Altersvorsorgedepot works.
The February 2026 TV-L settlement raises pay by at least EUR 100 per month from 1 April 2026. Dates, steps and open points for employees at German universities.
From 1 January 2027, working students earn at least €14.60 gross per hour. At 20 weekly hours, that is about €1,265 a month. The figures and limits. Last updated November 2026.
How to spot rental fraud in Germany: warning signs of fake flat adverts, the legal framework and what to do after a transfer. A checklist for students.
The pharmacy copayment is set to rise to at most 15 euros per pack in 2027. This guide explains what applies today, what the draft provides and how to calculate the amount.
From 1 January 2027 the Deutschlandticket costs 66.80 euros per month, 3.80 euros more than the year before. What sits behind it and what students should check.
For restricted subjects, quotas decide who gets a place. Learn what the pre-allocation, Abitur grade and selection quotas mean, and why waiting time no longer counts.