How does studying bachelor's in Germany compare to Singapore or other countries in terms of work opportunities and costs in UK/Australia?

Germany is generally the most affordable option for a bachelor’s degree and offers strong post-study work opportunities compared to Singapore and many other countries.

- Germany: Most public universities charge no tuition for bachelor's programs (except in Baden-Württemberg, where non-EU students pay €1,500/semester). Living costs are moderate, around €900 - €1,200/month. Graduates can stay up to 18 months on a job-seeker visa to find work in their field, with good prospects in engineering, IT, and manufacturing. - Singapore: Tuition fees are much higher (SGD 20,000 - 45,000/year) and living expenses are also substantial. Post-study work requires securing a job that meets strict Employment Pass criteria, making it more competitive. - Other countries: The UK and Australia offer post-study work visas (typically 2 years), but both tuition and living costs are higher than Germany.

Germany stands out for affordability and post-study work options, especially in technical fields.