STEM Course
University of Stuttgart Reviews
11 Reviews Found
The course syllabus is updated and recent and relevant things are taught to us. The research experience is got via various internships and work-students.
It was a good experience overall. I got what I wanted from the university. Prof, courses and friends were the things that I had aimed for. I got them all and more.
Up-to date and relevant, no industrial experience given, Plenty of research experience available in the means of Hi-Wi, projects and thesis.
1700 Euro
The course syllabus is pretty old, but gives a solid foundation for what's happening in the background. New topics are added and there is a possibility to take extra courses apart from the curriculum out of our own interest. The course is research oriented, so there are a lot of research opportunities There is no compulsion to do an internship within the course but can be done voluntarily, though getting an internship will be tougher in this case.
1700 euros including transport for weekend and evening during the week for a semester. It took me around 7 semesters to complete the course including an internship.
The course is very theoretical, and there are no mandatory internships. However, you're welcome to take a semester or two off for doing an internship.
1666.5€/semester
The course is very updated and very relevant to the industry. The University and some companies collaborate together for some research projects. For example BCAI ( Bosch centre for Artificial Intelligence) has tied up with university of Stuttgart. Student can work there masters thesis around such collaborations. I was lucky to work with Bosch as a working student and also worked for some other companies like BEC GmbH and Kaiser + Kraft GmbH while studying.
1770 euros per semester.
The course is regularly updated based on the Industry trends. The exams and assignments are perfect to blend with the academics.
1700 Euros per semester. Average is 4 semesters but it might vary depending on individual needs.
Very relevant as it relates to upcoming technologies in Climate Protection. Yes, I did two internships, few researcher part time jobs at research institutes and University to compliment my knowledge spectra. University also organises few excursions, plant visits every year.
1500 euros plus 200 semester contribution.
The subjects are quite up to date and are really beneficial to get jobs in those specific domain. For ex. Deep Learning is a course that is taken by many. Though not so easy to pass, several industry experts recommend taking this subjects and ask about it in interview. Further based on your interest you can contact any professor and they will surely assist you with your ideas or recommend you projects and assist as well.
The total cost is 1666 Euros, the tuition fees is 166. and the additional 1500 Euros is only for international or Non-EU students.
The subjects are oriented towards new trend in the technology and we get an idea of the trend by listening to the lectures. Later, it is on us that how we approach to different scopes that open up after learning those concepts. The institutes and companies nearby have very appealing projects with them. By doing them, we get a practical approach towards the concept.
In total, it is 1715 Euros per semester for Non-EU student.
Course is up to date with the current industry trends. I got to do research project.
6 Lacs for 2 years (4 semesters) due to Baden Würtemberg State
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