Student reviews

Review …

Rate the things you actually experienced. Applicants use this to pick a programme — specifics beat stars.

1. Your background

A first-semester student and a graduate see the same faculty very differently — this context is what makes your rating readable.

Your status

Degree

Study programme

Field of study

Semester reached

Started in

Finished in

Background

Home country

2. Your ratings

Rate on a scale of 1 to 10. Skip anything you cannot judge — a skipped aspect never counts against the university.

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Teaching & academics

Quality of teachingHow well the lecturers actually teach, not how famous they are.

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Curriculum relevanceIs the content current and useful for the field today?

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Access to professorsClass sizes, office hours, how reachable staff really are.

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Workload & assessment

Workload vs. ECTSDoes the real effort match the ECTS credits awarded?

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Fair, transparent gradingAre criteria clear up front and applied consistently?

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Buildings & equipment

Labs & equipmentLabs, workshops, lecture halls and their equipment.

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IT systems & e-learningWi-Fi, learning platform, enrolment and exam systems.

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Library & literatureAvailability of the literature your courses require.

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Places to studyEnough desks, group rooms and seats in the lecture halls.

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Step-free accessStep-free routes, lifts and facilities everyone can use.

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Location & getting there

Public transportBus, tram and train links — and how often they run.

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ParkingSpaces free at peak times, and what they cost.

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Location & surroundingsThe area around campus: city, green space, shops, safety.

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Campus & student life

Campus atmosphereHow the campus looks and feels, and whether you like being there.

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Social life & eventsParties, clubs and societies, and how easy it is to join in.

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University sportsThe university sports programme and getting a place in it.

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Canteen & cafésCanteen and cafés: quality, choice and price.

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Administration & support

Examination officeSpeed and accuracy of exam registration, transcripts, deadlines.

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Academic advisoryCan you reach someone who answers a real question?

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International officeHelp with visas, residence permits, housing and paperwork.

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Help finding housingSupport in finding a room near campus you can afford.

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Career prospects

Practical relevanceProjects, labs and internships instead of theory only.

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Company networkEmployer links, job fairs, working-student positions.

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Career & alumni supportCareer service, mentoring and the alumni network.

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3. Your experience

Three questions. Concrete answers help far more than a general verdict.

Headline

What is the absolute highlight of this programme?

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What should the university have prepared you for before you started?

What concrete advice would you give a first-semester student?

Before you post

Write about your own experience, not hearsay.
No names of individual staff members, and no personal data.
Criticism is welcome — insults and accusations are not.
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