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- Likes:
- I like the intercultural exposure and mutual effort from the university to help students achieve their goals. Support is provided when required by the university on professional and personal living in Germany.
- Dislikes:
- More practical courses could be appreciated, and industrial visits must be planned more often. An appropriate amount of national and international students would be good.
Campus Life:
Extracurricular activities, clubs, libraries, Wifi and sports facilities are available.
Hostel:
Student apartments are available for living depending on availability.
- Likes:
- Small campus, so faculty is easily accessible.
- Dislikes:
- Since it is a small campus and a small town, limited housing and part-time jobs.
Campus Life:
It's a bit complicated. My course is offered on two campuses. The main campus is good with good connectivity and opportunities. But the campus where I studied, called 'Cham' is a really small town and it's difficult to find an apartment or part-time jobs. It's a challenge living here. But coming to a foreign country is always a challenge.
Hostel:
I lived in a studio, it was 350 Euro per month. I later moved to a bigger studio when my wife came to Germany as a dependant. I paid 420 Euros for this bigger studio.
- Likes:
- University management always takes initiatives so that students feel good and have a low stress level regarding their studies by organizing day trips and outdoor activities.,
- University is relatively new but innovative, there are multiple research projects that are going on in the university in collaboration with many big german manufacturers.,
- Modern Infrastructure and supportive staff that sums it up to a healthy and friendly environment.
- Dislikes:
- There is nothing that I find worse or not acceptable but there is no university which is perfect.,
- Shortage of accommodation options and less frequency of public transport in some campuses made it inconvenient and a waste of time but could be solvable if some can travel with private means of transport.
Campus Life:
Full of adventures, university has 12 campuses and main campus is in Deggendorf, rest are in the nearby cities as per industry, research institute and relevant course requirements. Library is fully equipped, wifi facility is top, sports and other clubs are also active.
Hostel:
Shared apartment costs around 400 euro on monthly basis including all (wifi, electricity, water etc.
- Likes:
- I applied randomly for a lot of universities and particular courses among the one's I preferred. This University had so many courses I was eligible for.,
- The classes and teachings. The extra curricular activities. Curriculum. Professors Student life balancing the studies and work. Not much pressure on studies rather they help mentally and gives positive responses for students.
- Dislikes:
- I don't dislike anything here. The only thing is the public transport here which runs few times. Other than that there is nothing wrong or anything to be disliked here.
Campus Life:
The campus is occupied with great atmosphere and has wifi all around. There are a lot of buildings within the area that constitutes libraries, canteen, class rooms and so on. There are a lot of events in most of the weeks like club parties, weekend hikes, canoeing, hackathons, and so on. The university sports are also famous. Students can take part in many programs both indoor and outdoor games. They also have championships and tournaments happening.
Hostel:
The university has some direct connection with student dorms and hostels which you need to apply before months inorder to get a place because these stays are nearby universities and are comparatively cheaper and affordable. They also provide all facilities including bed, kitchen and private rooms which are furnished. You can also get accomodation else where where you need to either furnish most of the empty rooms or get into some other private dorms which are also for students and working young people. Some of the rooms are really expensive and have to travel long distance. They also might not have supermarkets nearby. Hence accomodation planning is one of the crucial part.
- Likes:
- There was no tuition fee, although there was a 62€ Student Union fee. However, starting from the April 2023 semester, they began charging a fee of 500€ plus 72€ for the Student Union.,
- The syllabus appears to be easier compared to other renowned institutes. The university provides extra time to complete courses under certain circumstances. I believe I've shared enough points above, and overall, I'm happy to have enrolled and completed my master's at DIT.
- Dislikes:
- This was my only experience of education outside India and I am pretty happy to complete my masters in this University.
Campus Life:
Being a sport person I have spent a good playing variety of sports. They have Wifi, library in the campus for students and multiple sport facilities.
Hostel:
It is difficult to get an accommodation in this City. You can face a average rent of about 400€/month for a 18-23m² appartment.
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