This is spot on. One final point is that if you get a BSc in electrical engineering in Germany then you have little choice but to get your masters and PhD or you just won&#x27;t get a job.<p>In the UK the BSc is often enough to get yourself on the job ladder.<p>Almost all the sciences in Germany have a PhD as an entry point for a good job. You start working at 30. In the UK you will already have been working for 9 years in industry.<p>This is simply because in Germany everyone else competing for jobs also has a PhD!