The Gujarati Samaj Magdeburg brought the festive spirit alive with a spectacular Gujarati New Year Snehmilan 2024, held on November 9th. The event was nothing short of magical, filled with fun, food, and cultural fervor. It was a heartfelt celebration that reminded us of the joy of togetherness and the beauty of our traditions.

A Warm Welcome and Joyful BeginningsThe evening began with a warm welcome and a traditional pooja to invoke blessings for the year ahead. Guests, adorned in vibrant traditional attire, set the stage for a festive atmosphere. It was especially delightful to see members of the Gujarati Samaj Wolfsburg joining us, strengthening the bond between communities.

Food That Touched the SoulWhat’s a Gujarati celebration without lip-smacking food? The event featured a sumptuous dinner that included spicy pani puri, a classic favorite that had everyone lining up for seconds! From chhole puri to Gujarati farsan, every dish was a testament to our rich culinary heritage. The flavors brought smiles to faces and added to the overall joy of the evening.
Fun, Dance, and TogethernessThe event was packed with activities for all ages. Engaging games brought laughter and cheer, while the highlight of the evening was the live musical performance by our talented local artists. Their energy and passion brought the crowd to their feet! The night ended with an electric Garba and Bollywood DJ session, as everyone danced their hearts out.

A Community UnitedOne of the most beautiful aspects of the Snehmilan was the sense of community. It was heartwarming to see smiles everywhere—whether it was kids enjoying games, families sharing dinner, or friends reconnecting over shared traditions. Guests from Wolfsburg added to the spirit of togetherness, making the event even more special.
Gratitude and Looking AheadWe extend our heartfelt thanks to all the volunteers, participants, and artists who made this event a grand success. Your efforts and energy brought this vision to life! A special shoutout to the community members who helped spread the word and supported the event in every way.
As we wrap up another unforgettable celebration, we look forward to many more events that bring our community together. Thank you for being a part of this joyful journey. Here’s to a year filled with love, laughter, and endless celebrations!
Stay tuned for updates on upcoming events, and let’s continue to celebrate our culture with pride. Happy Gujarati New Year!

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Germany, renowned for its robust economy and high demand for skilled professionals, has long been an attractive destination for career seekers worldwide. However, recent developments suggest that making a career in Germany is far from the rosy picture painted by advertisements and consultants. This blog explores the changing employment landscape in Germany, particularly for Indian professionals, based on recent ground-level insights.  

**High Hopes and Harsh Realities**  
In 2023, Germany announced an increase in its visa quota for Indians to 90,000, signaling the country’s focus on skilled labor. This sparked excitement among aspirants. However, many Indians working or studying in Germany have highlighted the difficulties in finding suitable jobs aligned with their qualifications. For many, the dream of settling into a fulfilling career has turned into a grind of navigating language barriers, slow hiring processes, and an economic slowdown.

**The Impact of Economic Challenges**  
Germany’s economic woes are one of the major reasons behind the changing job market.  

• **Aging Economy**: By 2030, 35% of Germany's population is projected to be above the age of 60, creating a demand for younger workers in labor-intensive jobs.  
• **Energy Crisis**: The German economy was heavily reliant on Russian oil and gas. The Russia-Ukraine war disrupted this supply chain, resulting in soaring energy costs and economic contraction.  
• **Sectoral Decline**: Traditional industries like automobile manufacturing are struggling. Companies like Volkswagen and BMW have cut down operations due to high operational costs and competition from China.  

Germany’s GDP saw only a modest 2% growth in recent quarters, narrowly avoiding a recession. Furthermore, Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) dropped from 973 projects in 2018 to 832 in 2022, reflecting declining investor confidence.  

**Challenges for Job Seekers**  
1. **Language Proficiency**  
   - **German First**: Language skills often outweigh educational qualifications and professional experience. For most white-collar roles, knowing German fluently (often at B1 or higher) is a non-negotiable requirement.  
   - **Sector-Specific Needs**: STEM professionals and researchers may find fewer language requirements, but healthcare, management, and consulting roles heavily depend on German fluency.  
2. **Sluggish Hiring Process**  
   - Response times to job applications are slow, often taking weeks or months.  
   - Unlike in countries like India, applications must include tailored cover letters, and the interview process is exhaustive, focusing on cultural and team fit.  
3. **Economic Uncertainty**  
   - Layoffs are becoming increasingly common across sectors.  
   - Blue-collar jobs, which require physical labor, dominate the hiring demand, leaving fewer opportunities for white-collar professionals.  
4. **Overqualification Rejections**  
   - Ironically, many highly qualified individuals face rejections for being "overqualified."  

**Insights from On-Ground Experiences**  
Indian professionals shared their struggles:  

• **IT Professionals**: Even with 10+ years of experience, securing jobs is challenging due to the emphasis on language and location flexibility.  
• **Master’s Students**: Many students on job-seeker visas survive on part-time blue-collar jobs while navigating slow job markets.  
• **Sector-Based Preferences**: STEM graduates and healthcare workers fare better, with reduced language constraints. In contrast, management and consulting professionals face steep language barriers.  

**Key Takeaways for Aspirants**  

• **Language is Key**: Master German (at least B1 level) before moving to Germany. It’s crucial not only for jobs but also for integrating into society.  
• **Focus on Studies**: Students should prioritize academic excellence, as grades often determine job opportunities.
• **Understand the Market**: Research extensively about job prospects in your field and set realistic expectations.  
• **Location Flexibility**: Be willing to relocate within Germany to improve job prospects.  

Germany’s Changing Dynamics
Germany remains Europe’s largest economy but is grappling with structural and global challenges. The country’s dependence on traditional industries and energy imports has exposed vulnerabilities, making the job market less predictable. Both immigrants and local professionals face these challenges, underscoring the need for policy reforms and economic diversification.  

As Germany navigates these turbulent times, aspiring professionals must approach the country’s job market with preparation and adaptability. A career in Germany might still hold promise, but it demands a pragmatic approach and a willingness to overcome significant challenges.  ​

As an increasing number of countries seek skilled professionals to boost their economies, Germany has emerged as a potential destination for many highly qualified Indians. Yet, is the move truly worth it? We’ll delve into the nuances of working and living in Germany for Indian professionals, based on firsthand insights from individuals who have already made the leap.

1. Work Culture and Living Standards in Germany
For many, Germany’s allure lies in its well-organized work culture, better pay compared to some EU nations, and a good work-life balance. However, numerous Indian professionals report that while Germany might offer slightly higher salaries than India, they face an unexpected cost of living and unique challenges. Taxes, including church and media fees, can take a sizable chunk out of paychecks, and Germany’s extensive bureaucracy can be overwhelming, with processes for even basic tasks feeling slow and often unclear.
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2. Experiences of Racism and Social Integration
A significant point of discussion among Indian expats revolves around perceived racism in Germany. Experiences appear to vary widely. Some commenters recount incidents of subtle discrimination, especially in housing and job opportunities. Meanwhile, others share that they haven’t encountered racism directly and, instead, praise their German colleagues for being warm, welcoming, and respectful.
For those who don’t speak German fluently, integration can be challenging. Learning the language seems to be the key to reducing feelings of exclusion and enabling smoother social and professional experiences. In contrast, comparisons are often drawn with India’s internal diversity and discrimination, which reminds us that such issues aren’t confined to Germany alone.

3. Job Market Realities
Many commenters express frustration with job prospects in Germany. Although skilled professionals are in demand, some claim that Germany’s economy is facing difficulties, with some companies downsizing amid global economic uncertainty. This has reportedly led to fewer opportunities, with a notable emphasis on blue-collar and lower-wage positions. High-paying roles, especially for highly skilled engineers and IT professionals, are said to be limited, and many suggest Indian professionals may find better career growth and compensation back home or in countries like Switzerland, the UK, and the US.

4. Economic and Political Concerns
Some commenters note that Germany’s influx of foreign talent might face backlash from locals, especially if economic challenges worsen. There’s a perception that large-scale immigration could lead to increased anti-immigration sentiments, fueled by fears of job scarcity for German citizens. This has sparked concern among some Indian professionals that the social climate could shift, making integration even harder in the future.

5. Positive Experiences and Encouragement for Newcomers
Despite the challenges, there are many who encourage Indian professionals to give Germany a try. Those who have successfully navigated the cultural and language barriers emphasize the country’s rewarding, structured work-life balance and organized public systems. These expats recommend adapting by learning German and embracing the local way of life. For those willing to make this investment in time and effort, Germany can be a rewarding place to live and work.

​Conclusion: Should You Make the Move?Whether or not Germany is an ideal destination for Indian professionals depends largely on personal priorities. If you value order, structure, and can commit to learning the language, you may find Germany to be a worthwhile move. However, if your focus is rapid career growth, significant financial gains, and a more familiar cultural experience, exploring opportunities in other countries or within India might be a better fit.

Ultimately, the experiences of those living in Germany highlight the importance of understanding the country’s culture and economic landscape before deciding to make the move.

This post summarizes insights gathered from a recent YouTube video discussing Germany's focus on attracting Indian professionals, especially amidst the ongoing visit of German ministers to India. The video captures diverse perspectives from Indians living in Germany, covering job market realities, cultural integration, and economic factors impacting foreign workers. As Germany seeks skilled labor, this discussion highlights both the potential and the challenges of working and living in Germany as an Indian professional.

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A Community United Through Dance
One of the highlights of the evening was seeing people from all backgrounds try their hand at *Garba* and *Dandiya Raas*. For those new to it, the moves may look intricate, but with a little guidance, they quickly catch on. Gujaratis were excited to share the cultural nuances of the dances, demonstrating steps, and explaining the symbolism behind each style. For German friends and other guests, it was a chance to immerse themselves in an entirely new rhythm. And it wasn’t just the dance; it was the joy and spirit of togetherness that drew everyone into the celebration.

Traditional Food and Flavors
Navratri is also a time of traditional food, and this event didn't miss a beat. There was a spread of mouthwatering Gujarati snacks and sweets, allowing everyone to indulge in the flavors of the festival. As guests took breaks between dancing, they could enjoy a taste of Gujarat’s culinary delights.
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Fostering Cultural Exchange and Appreciation
Events like these play a significant role in fostering cultural exchange, particularly in a city like Magdeburg, where the international community continues to grow. German friends, colleagues, and neighbors who attended experienced firsthand the warmth and joy of Indian festivities. Seeing the mix of traditional and modern, as well as the respect and interest shown by everyone, made the night even more special. It was a wonderful reminder of how such events are powerful in bridging cultures and creating a community of mutual respect and appreciation.


Wrapping Up the Celebration
As the night went on, the energy never seemed to wane. The event ended on a high note, with smiles, laughter, and new friendships forged on the dance floor. The success of the Navratri Utsav at Factory Magdeburg was not only due to the spirited dancing and delicious food but also the unity and enthusiasm shared by everyone who attended. 

The Navratri celebration in Magdeburg has now become a beloved tradition, eagerly anticipated by both the Indian and local communities. This night was yet another testament to how traditions can transcend borders, and how, through these celebrations, Magdeburg continues to shine as a multicultural city open to experiences from all around the world. 

So, as we look forward to the next year, we carry with us the memories of a night filled with music, dance, and joy. Here’s to more such gatherings, where we celebrate our diversity and come together as one.

​Until next year, *Jai Mata Di!*
​
-Ankit SHELADIYA

Navratri is one of the most eagerly awaited festivals among the Indian community, and in Germany, the celebrations are no less vibrant! This year, various cities across Germany will host Navratri events, bringing people together for nights of Garba, Dandiya, and traditional festivities. Here’s an overview of the major Navratri celebrations happening in 2024:

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**Key Navratri Dates and Cities:**

1. **August 31, 2024**  
   **Berlin & Stuttgart**  
   Organised by: *Taandav Events with Pathiv Gohil and Team*

2. **September 21, 2024**  
   **Berlin**  
   Organised by: *Indo-German Konnekt with Himali Vyas Naik*

3. **September 28, 2024**  
   - **Halle (Saale)**  
   Organised by: *Gujarati Samaj Halle*  
   - **Regensburg**  
   Organised by: *Gujarati Samaj Regensburg*  
   - **Mannheim**  
   Organised by: *Rheinneckar Gujarati Community*  
   - **Wilnsdorf**  
   Contact: *[email protected]*

4. **September 29, 2024**  
   **Frankfurt am Main**  
   Organised by: *Navaratri Fiesta Europe*

5. **October 3, 2024**  
   - **Mannheim**  
   Organised by: *Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP)*  
   - **Erlangen**  
   Organised by: *Indian Festivals Franken*

6. **October 4, 2024**  
   - **Aachen**  
   Organised by: *AISA e.V*  
   - **Berlin**  
   Organised by: *Gujarati Samaj Berlin*  
   - **Munich**  
   Organised by: *Munich Gujarati Samaj*

7. **October 5, 2024**  
   - **Hamburg**  
   Organised by: *Gujarati Samaj Hamburg*  
   - **Wolfsburg**  
   Organised by: *Gujarati Samaj Wolfsburg*  
   - **Leipzig**  
   Organised by: *Gujarati Community Leipzig*  
   - **Bonn**  
   Organised by: *Indian Association Bonn*  
   - **Rosenheim**  
   Venue: *Messe Halle, Burghausen*  
   - **Schönebeck (Elbe)**  
   Organised by: *Jay Ambe Mitra Mandal Schönebeck*  
   - **Stuttgart**  
   Organised by: *Gujarati Samaj Stuttgart*

8. **October 6, 2024**  
   **Stuttgart**  
   Organised by: *Gujarati Samaj Stuttgart*

9. **October 10, 2024**  
   **Hilden**  
   Organised by: *ICCHE NRW*

10. **October 12, 2024**  
    - **Magdeburg**  
    Organised by: *Gujarati Samaj Magdeburg*  
    - **Frankfurt am Main**  
    Organised by: *Gujarati Samaj Germany e.V.*  
    - **Hannover**  
    Organised by: *IASH Hannover*  
    - **Karlsruhe**  
    Organised by: *Gujarati Samaj Karlsruhe*  
    - **Munich**  
    Organised by: *Samp Events*  
    - **Heidelberg**  
    Organised by: *Kairali Verein Heidelberg*  
    - **Köln (Cologne)**  
    Organised by: *Hari Om Mandir*

11. **October 13, 2024**  
    **Hannover**  
    Organised by: *IASH Hannover*

12. **October 19, 2024**  
    - **Köln (Müllheim)**  
    Venue: *Hindu Temple, Circus-Roncalli-Weg 11*  
    - **Jena**  
    Organised by: *Gujarati Samaj Jena*

13. **November 2, 2024**  
    **Bremen**  
    Organised by: *DIG Bremen*

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This year’s Navratri is shaping up to be bigger and better, with events spanning all over Germany. Whether you're in Berlin, Munich, Stuttgart, or any of the smaller cities like Halle or Schönebeck, you’re sure to find a celebration nearby.

So dust off your chaniya choli, get your dandiyas ready, and prepare for nights filled with music, dancing, and traditional Gujarati festivities! 🎉 

Stay tuned for more updates and details on these events. If we missed any Navratri celebrations in your area, feel free to reach out, and we’ll add it to the list!

Berlin, Germany - May 4th, 2024

The city of Berlin came alive with vibrant colors, tantalizing aromas, and a burst of flavors as the Gujarati Samaj Berlin e.V. and Marathi Mitra Berlin e.V. joined hands to host the much-anticipated Long Awaited Food Festival. On May 4th, from 12:00 to 19:00, the Verkehrsschule Friedrichshain transformed into a culinary paradise, enticing foodies from all corners of the city to indulge in a gastronomic adventure like no other.

A Memorable Experience:
With live entertainment, including pulsating Bollywood music courtesy of a talented DJ, the festival offered not only a culinary journey but also a feast for the senses. Laughter filled the air, and joyous conversations flowed freely as attendees savored every moment of this unforgettable celebration.

Looking Ahead:
As the sun set on the Verkehrsschule Friedrichshain, marking the end of the Long Awaited Food Festival, attendees departed with full stomachs, satisfied smiles, and memories that would last a lifetime. But for many, the experience was just the beginning of a newfound appreciation for the diverse flavors of India and the rich tapestry of cultures that make Berlin a truly vibrant city.

Join the Celebration:
As plans begin for next year's festival, food enthusiasts and cultural aficionados are already marking their calendars, eagerly anticipating another culinary extravaganza that promises to delight, inspire, and unite. Until then, let the memories of the Long Awaited Food Festival serve as a reminder of the power of food to bring people together and celebrate the richness of life.

About the Organizers:
Gujarati Samaj Berlin e.V. and Marathi Mitra Berlin e.V. are non-profit organizations dedicated to promoting the cultural heritage of Gujarat and Maharashtra in Berlin, Germany. Through events like the Long Awaited Food Festival, they strive to create a sense of belonging and camaraderie among the Indian diaspora while sharing the beauty and diversity of Indian cuisine with the wider community.

Introduction:
​In the heart of Magdeburg, Germany, the Elbeschwimmhalle has transformed into more than just a venue for swimming and leisure for Carina Kröber. Over the past few months, it has become a place where lives are saved before they even fall into the water. Carina, a scientific researcher at the Chair of Business Education, initiated the "Schwimm Kultur" (Swim Culture) project, a voluntary endeavor supported by a research project at Otto-von-Guericke University in Magdeburg. The initiative aims to teach adults how to swim, a mission that took root in the aftermath of a tragic incident.
The Journey and Tragedy:
The genesis of this initiative traces back to Carina's transformative journey to India before the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. Inspired by the incredible hospitality of the Indian people, she was determined to give back to the community in Magdeburg. The pivotal moment occurred when a student from India lost his life in a drowning accident in the Elbe River. Shocked and saddened, Carina delved into the issue, discovering that 29,200 people die annually in India due to a lack of swimming skills. This realization fueled her commitment to adult swimming education.
The Initiative Unveiled:
Carina's research highlighted a significant gap in affordable adult swimming courses, both in India and Germany. In response, she launched "Schwimm Kultur," offering English-language sessions using peer-learning methods. The initiative's first call for participants saw overwhelming interest, especially from the international student community. The program, initially designed to promote life satisfaction and academic success, also addressed the isolation experienced by international students during the pandemic.
Success Beyond Swimming:
More than just a swimming class, "Schwimm Kultur" has become a platform for integration, health, and community building. Carina emphasizes the broader successes of the project, hoping for its continuity. The initiative contributes not only to the participants' well-being but also enhances the city's attractiveness as a global education hub. For Carina, Magdeburg's strength lies in its people, and the community support during the 2013 floods left a lasting impression on her.
Future Vision:
Reflecting on Magdeburg's future, Carina envisions the city ranking among the top five in Germany for the most livable cities with the most content residents. She encourages the city to trust itself more, to pause, and to savor the present. Magdeburg, according to Carina Kröber, is not just a city; it's a community that makes her feel at home.
Gratitude from the International Community:
Shiv Matliwala, an Indian student at the university, expresses deep gratitude to Carina for her continuous efforts. He considers her the "Magdeburger of the Year," highlighting her kindness and invaluable assistance to students in their academic and daily challenges. The swimming course organized by Carina provided Shiv and many others with a unique opportunity, emphasizing the importance of learning life-saving skills.
Conclusion:
arina Kröber's commitment to teaching adults how to swim has not only addressed a critical need but has also fostered a sense of belonging and unity within Magdeburg's diverse community. Through "Schwimm Kultur," she has created more than a swimming initiative; she has crafted a space for integration, health, and shared experiences, contributing to Magdeburg's growth as a welcoming and vibrant city.

​The Conference: 
The IGYLF Conference 2023 was a four-day event from November 2nd to November 5th. It was hosted in the prestigious Bosch Learning Campus (BLC), which not only provided a fantastic venue but also comfortable accommodations for all participants.

​A Diverse Spectrum: 
One of the most impressive aspects of the conference was the diversity of its participants. We had a wide spectrum of attendees - Germans working in India, Indians working in Germany, and individuals engaged in fostering relations between the two countries. This diversity added depth and richness to our discussions.

There is no official ranking of universities in Germany based on employer evaluations, but some of the top universities in Germany according to numerous rankings and surveys are:

1. Technical University of Munich (TU Munich) - TU Munich is a leading technical university in Germany and consistently ranks highly in international rankings. According to the QS World University Rankings 2022, it is the 50th best university in the world, and the 1st best university in Germany. TU Munich is particularly well-regarded for its engineering and technology programs, and has a strong reputation for research and innovation. According to the "Global University Employability Ranking 2021" by Times Higher Education, TU Munich is the 19th best university in the world for Employability, as rated by employers.
2. Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich (LMU Munich) - LMU Munich is one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in Germany, and is particularly strong in the fields of humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences. According to the QS World University Rankings 2022, it is the 63rd best university in the world, and the 2nd best university in Germany. LMU Munich has a strong reputation for academic excellence, with over 40 Nobel laureates associated with the university. According to the "Global University Employability Ranking 2021" by Times Higher Education, LMU Munich is the 37th best university in the world for Employability, as rated by employers.
3. University of Heidelberg - The University of Heidelberg is another of Germany's oldest and most prestigious universities, with a strong reputation for research and scholarship. According to the QS World University Rankings 2022, it is the 64th best university in the world, and the 3rd best university in Germany. Heidelberg is particularly well-regarded for its programs in medicine, law, and social sciences, and has produced numerous Nobel laureates and other prominent scholars. According to the "Global University Employability Ranking 2021" by Times Higher Education, the University of Heidelberg is the 44th best university in the world for Employability, as rated by employers.
4. University of Bonn - The University of Bonn is a research-focused university with a strong reputation for natural sciences, mathematics, and economics. According to the QS World University Rankings 2022, it is the 119th best university in the world, and the 6th best university in Germany. Bonn is particularly well-regarded for its programs in mathematics and economics, and has produced numerous Nobel laureates and other prominent scholars. According to the "Global University Employability Ranking 2021" by Times Higher Education, the University of Bonn is the 72nd best university in the world for Employability, as rated by employers.
5. Humboldt University of Berlin - The Humboldt University of Berlin is one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in Germany, with a strong reputation for social sciences, humanities, and natural sciences. According to the QS World University Rankings 2022, it is the 125th best university in the world, and the 7th best university in Germany. Humboldt University is particularly well-regarded for its programs in philosophy, political science, and sociology, and has produced numerous Nobel laureates and other prominent scholars. According to the "Global University Employability Ranking 2021" by Times Higher Education, the Humboldt University of Berlin is the 63rd best university in the world for Employability, as rated by employers.
6. RWTH Aachen University - RWTH Aachen is one of the top technical universities in Germany, with a strong reputation for engineering and natural sciences. It is located in the city of Aachen in western Germany, near the border with the Netherlands and Belgium. According to the QS World University Rankings 2022, RWTH Aachen is the 141st best university in the world, and the 9th best university in Germany. The university has a strong focus on research, with particular strengths in fields such as mechanical engineering, materials science, and computer science. According to the "Global University Employability Ranking 2021" by Times Higher Education, RWTH Aachen is the 80th best university in the world for Employability, as rated by employers.
7. University of Freiburg - The University of Freiburg is a research-focused university located in the city of Freiburg in southwestern Germany, near the border with France and Switzerland. It has a strong reputation for natural sciences, medicine, and humanities. According to the QS World University Rankings 2022, the University of Freiburg is the 153rd best university in the world, and the 10th best university in Germany. The university has a long history of academic excellence, with numerous Nobel laureates and other distinguished scholars associated with the institution. According to the "Global University Employability Ranking 2021" by Times Higher Education, the University of Freiburg is the 90th best university in the world for Employability, as rated by employers.
8. University of Göttingen - The University of Göttingen is a research-focused university located in the city of Göttingen in northern Germany. It is known for its strengths in natural sciences, social sciences, and humanities, and has a particularly strong reputation for mathematics. According to the QS World University Rankings 2022, the University of Göttingen is the 163rd best university in the world, and the 11th best university in Germany. The university has a long history of academic excellence, with numerous Nobel laureates and other distinguished scholars associated with the institution. According to the "Global University Employability Ranking 2021" by Times Higher Education, the University of Göttingen is the 97th best university in the world for Employability, as rated by employers.
9. University of Hamburg - The University of Hamburg is a large research-focused university located in the city of Hamburg in northern Germany. It is known for its strengths in social sciences, natural sciences, and humanities, and has a particularly strong reputation for psychology. According to the QS World University Rankings 2022, the University of Hamburg is the 214th best university in the world, and the 12th best university in Germany. The university has a diverse range of programs and research areas, and has a strong focus on interdisciplinary collaboration. According to the "Global University Employability Ranking 2021" by Times Higher Education, the University of Hamburg is the 113th best university in the world for Employability, as rated by employers.
10. Technical University of Berlin (TU Berlin) - TU Berlin is a public research university located in the capital city of Berlin in eastern Germany. It was founded in 1879 and has a strong focus on engineering, technology, and natural sciences. According to the QS World University Rankings 2022, TU Berlin is the 224th best university in the world and the 13th best university in Germany.

It is important to note that the perceived quality of a university varies by field of study and employer, and other universities in Germany may also have excellent reputations among employers in specific industries or regions.