For those interested in biomedicine I recommend these selective German programs.

General non-commercial and non-urged advertising: Dresden is a very nice city and Europe's largest microelectronics location. In many nano-sciences and some mechanical engineerings it can offer globally outstanding conditions beyond average expectations on a German university. English masters are available. The chances are really intense also for challenging candidates. Check it out.

I am new to this forum and understand it's not an advertising place but if it is seen as useful, I would shortly like to introduce some PhD opportunities in Dresden, Germany, in bioinformatics and organic nano electronics and related material sciences, bioengineering.

TU Dresden has recently become a German "university of excllence" (there are eleven) and is group-member of TU9, the nine leading German universties of technology.

The living quality in Dresden is up to extraordinary high for academic folks who like architecture, various vine green villa quarters, opera and climbing along a singular river landscape.

Nano-Electronics and Bio-Physics are kind of "flagship subjects" cooperating with global cutting edge non-university research institutes.

The "Center for Advancing Electronics" and Max Planck Society, 12 Fraunhofer institutes, Leibniz community and Helmholtz Centre mean business calling for the world. Google PhD Dresden, needless to say also master and bachelor students are highly welcome to Germany's most synergetic and most dynamic city located between Berlin and Prague.

1,500 companies of the entire value creation chain with more than 50,000 employees constitute Europe's largest microelectronics location in that German Christmas Summer neighborhood.

This sounds really bad. I can imagine that they feel uncomfortable in the English language in some areas and at the same time they think it's not important for you to know what they are talking about.

We have a lot of students from abroad. Concerning some special nations (Chinese mainly who also are a big group among students from abroad at bachelor and master level) Germans really don't know what to do with them. They are among themselves all the time and are kind of aliens while others (Russians, French, ect.) are integrated within days.

You only can tell you problem.

When you look for a respective master in computer sciences in Germany (some of them in English) you can stick to the 9 leading German Universities of Technology (TU9 universities) and the 11 German "universities of excellence".

The less academic but more applied and more German and still respective approach would be a University of Applied sciences.
In my opinion this is easier, at the moment all kinds of German graduates in informatics are hired in (not only) Germany.

At top-seeded level (I mean PhD mainly) some German Universities cooperate with non-university research institutions as Max Planck Society, Helmholtz, Leibniz community and Fraunhofer institutes which can offer real cutting edge conditions.

German Universities themselves are sometimes underfunded, not like in a poor country, but specially when compared to the very best in the world, but the cooperation really helps and is not much represented in international rankings. Max Planck society for example can without overstatement be compared to even Harvard, at least in very many respects.

DAAD is responsible for some advertising abroad. I think they can help you a bit in Social Media, then you should directly browse the websites off German universities.