AI study app for students in Berlin
Berlin has four major universities, including Humboldt, the Free University and TU Berlin, and Charité is one of the largest university hospitals in Europe. The city attracts a large number of international students, with many English-taught master's programmes.
Studying at a university in Berlin
Every course has its own books, slides and module handbooks. Upload them and Type to Study turns them into a course that follows their chapters and cites their pages, so you study what your lecturers actually set. Universities, colleges and institutes in Berlin include:
- Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
- Freie Universität Berlin
- Technische Universität Berlin
- Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin
- Universität der Künste Berlin
Exams and study in Berlin
German applicants hold the Abitur, and some programmes limit places by grade (numerus clausus). Medicine and law end in state examinations, and international students may need to prove German or English language ability.
Exams students in Germany prepare for include:
- English-taught bachelor's and master's programs
- University exams (Klausuren)
- International university course books
- Professional certifications
Subjects, from your own material
Berlin is known for medicine, the humanities, natural sciences, engineering and the arts. Type a topic from your syllabus, or upload the course book, and you get lessons with diagrams, spaced-repetition flashcards, quizzes with typed answers and exam-style questions with model answers.
Upload the official course book, pick the units on the exam, and take a graded mock exam to see which units need another pass.
A week of study with Type to Study
- Read each new lesson once, with the diagram beside it
- Type it in Copy mode, then do the recall pass with the key terms hidden
- Review the flashcards that are due, a few minutes a day
- Ask the tutor about anything unclear; answers cite your lessons
- End the week with a graded mock exam and revise the units it flags
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