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14 Reviews Found
- Likes:
- Ideal location, Good support for students, Decent opportunities to work in and around
- Dislikes:
- Lots of theory, Long examination period, Short mid-term breaks
Course Curriculum:
The curriculum is taught by professors who are researchers as well of the respective departments. So naturally it is more research-based and based on the latest findings up to the previous decade.
Fees:
1500 euros for international students + semester contribution of around 150 euros
- Likes:
- The University of Stuttgart comes under the TU9 cluster and hence is well recognized.,
- Stuttgart is a major industrial hub in Germany and companies like Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, and Bosch have headquarters here. The university's close ties with these companies offer students great work, internship, and job placement opportunities.,
- As it is a research university, it has a strong emphasis on research, with numerous research institutes within the university and collaborations with industry leaders.
- Dislikes:
- The cost of living, including accommodation and daily expenses is relatively high here in Stuttgart.,
- Sometimes language is a barrier at the University, as some courses are only in German.
Course Curriculum:
The course curriculum is highly updated and relevant. There are many specializations to choose from. The variety of elective courses allows us to tailor the education to our specific interests. There are many practical courses and labs as well which gives opportunities for hands-on learning. The curriculum also has options to do a research project under the guidance of a professor.
Fees:
Tuition fees is 1700 euros per semester
- Likes:
- At the university you have frequent job fairs which is quite helpful.,
- Also the university allows doing masters thesis from companies like Mercedes and Bosch due to close tie relations.,
- It has good lab facilities and during summers you have various sports activities, dance classes, yoga, etc which you can register and participate in.,
- And for international students there is a mentoring program which helps in getting familiar with the university and the culture. The university tries to make sure internationals feel comfortable.,
- There are ample job opportunities in Stuttgart for doing internships, working student jobs, and also master thesis.
- Dislikes:
- Stuttgart is a bit costly. So for more money, the room that you get will be smaller than the rest of the cities.,
- Dorm rooms at the university are small. It's clean but really small so I find it a bit inconvenient. But there are better dorms but it's a bit costly.,
- Subjects are difficult. Becomes a bit stressful to manage studies and working student jobs. It's not something I don't like but yes it's stressful to study. But I believe it would be the same for any TU because it's focused on research.
Course Curriculum:
The course is updated every year. It's very relevant. You can have industrial experience by applying to work student jobs in companies.
Fees:
1600 EUR per semester. It's not tuition fees it goes to the state. The semester contribution is 332 EUR.
- Likes:
- My main aim was change from Electrical to CS and wanted a bridging course with focus in ML.,
- This place is like a hub of creativity and innovation! From cutting-edge research to cool student projects, there's always something exciting happening on campus. You'll meet people from all over the globe here. It's like a mini United Nations on campus, which makes for some really interesting conversations and friendships.
- Dislikes:
- Dealing with the admin can feel like navigating a labyrinth. From registering for classes to sorting out financial aid, be prepared to jump through hoops. The campus lacks that vibrant, buzzing atmosphere you might expect from a university. It's not exactly the place where you'll find spontaneous gatherings or exciting events around every corner.
Course Curriculum:
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.
- Likes:
- The Intelligently crafted curriculum with tracks in my areas of interest, not limited to RF technology, microwave front end design, microwave engineering, and microwave CAD lab. I’m certain that the program has been designed to create the best learning outcomes and augment my skills to the next level.,
- The graduate program in electrical engineering opens doors for unprecedented success, by endeavoring to not only push this field forward with its research projects but to do the same for the students there, which I find to be promising for the achievement of my plans.,
- Many opportunities surrounding the University , sports, HiWi, work, Part-time etc. the Intelligently crafted curriculum with tracks in my areas of interest, not limited to RF technology, microwave front end design, microwave engineering, and microwave CAD lab. I’m certain that the program has been designed to create the best learning outcomes and augment my skills to the next level.
- Dislikes:
- Labs are inadequate and less intake even though the intake for masters in very high. Doesn't allow for external thesis or research projects. This is very stupid in-fact, doesn't provide a topic in University and doesn't allow external ones.
Course Curriculum:
Course curriculum is Up-to date and relevant, no industrial experience given, Plenty of research experience available in the means of Hi-Wi, projects and thesis.
Fees:
1700 Euro
- Likes:
- The course matched with what I was looking for and I already had some first experience in the field.,
- I liked the subsidized accommodations and the location of the university. Everything was available next to the university including transportation, outdoor stroll place and Internet.
- Dislikes:
- Infrastructure for the course, the class itself is okay but the lab exercises are not explained enough and most of us were clueless on what to do. The opportunity to work by yourself after classes in the lab was also limited.
Course Curriculum:
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.
Fees:
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.
- Likes:
- The course is very flexible, with both Electrical and Computer Science courses available. There is a good job market in the area. It is also a TU9 and is renowned for its innovative outlook on research.,
- The University has an exceptionally beautiful campus. There are beautiful hills and trails available. There is good on campus accommodation available (although you need to be quick to apply). The faculty is experienced and there's a lot of scope for research.,
- There are lots of opportunities for Werkstudent and HiWi. There's a good job market available in the nearby regions and cities as well. The city is also very international and is very happening. Transportation is cheap. It's easy to go in and around the city, and even state.
- Dislikes:
- "The only few downsides are that the courses may be a little too theoretical, and might not suit people looking for practical experience. Difficult to complete the course on time (although it's the case for any TU, especially a TU9) Getting on campus accommodation may also be very difficult. Apart from this it's a good place to study "
Course Curriculum:
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.
Fees:
1666.5€/semester
- Likes:
- The university that I choose is listed among one of the top 9 Technical Universities of Germany. The course was really good. The university is located in Stuttgart which is the automotive hub of Germany. There are lot of startups and companies like Diamler, Bosch, Mercedes Benz AG and etc. which makes it easier to get a working student job while studying. This covers living and food expenses. Students can work upto 80 hours per month. Since Stuttgart is a major city, the public transport is great and you don’t need a car to move around. Major part this course was taught in English, it was an international course. The University took care of our accommodation so I was very relaxed and my moving from India to Germany was very smooth. They also assigned a study buddy (a German senior student) to pick me up from airport and bring me to my dorm room.,
- The university campus is great, it’s located right above the metro station which makes it very easier to reach the university. The student dorms are located in the vicinity of a Kilometer. For international students there are lot of inclusion programs and orientation programs to help them navigate through the university departments and to feel at home. The university also offers interactive German language courses. There is also an international centre that comes up with various events and excursions to familiarise the international students with German culture. The university has a copy centre to get Print-outs at subsidised prizes. There is a student canteen that provides food at subsidised price for the students. Every student enrolled gets a travel pass that be used from 6:00pm onwards till 6:00 am next day in the week days and can used 24 hours on weekends. Other than that university campus has got a small forest adjacent to it. Where students can go cycling, trekking walking etc. there are also some lakes also near by. Overall the campus life is very nice.
- Dislikes:
- There is nothing major to dislike about. Only thing is that Masters in Technical Universities can take more than 2 years. It’s almost impossible to finish the course in two years. Also information technology course can get complex sometimes. The number of courses in the specialisation are overwhelming, sometimes it becomes hard to choose courses as all are great courses and it’s not possible to do everything. So one really need to be careful while choosing courses as it makes a difference when one is looking for jobs.
Course Curriculum:
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.
Fees:
1770 euros per semester.
- Likes:
- - It is a TU9 University - It lies in the state of Baden Wüttemberg which has lots of headquarters for major companies, and thus more job opportunities,
- - The course curriculum is designed to shape the individual according to the current trends of industry - Campus is well spreaded across the region of Stuttgart and surrounded with people from different cultures - Immense job opportunities - Many Indian communities organise events such as Diwali, holi etc.
- Dislikes:
- - The state of Baden Wüttemberg has a semester fee of 1700 Euros - The University has strict policies with respect to its course and might be at times difficult for students to deal with it - You might miss the final convocation ceremony the way you must have imagined
Course Curriculum:
The course is regularly updated based on the Industry trends. The exams and assignments are perfect to blend with the academics.
Fees:
1700 Euros per semester. Average is 4 semesters but it might vary depending on individual needs.
- Likes:
- Curriculum of the course was only important parameter for me.,
- My masters degree and it's content was the best thing about University. I got what I expected - In depth knowledge and diverse range of modules. Plus, German universities don't have much tuition fees as well, so the overall expenditures were quite less.
- Dislikes:
- My University is in the State known as Baden-württemberg, Germany where tuition fees is NOT waived off for Non-EU students, whereas in all other states of Germany, tuition fees for STEM courses is zero for Non-EU students as well.
Course Curriculum:
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.
Fees:
1500 euros plus 200 semester contribution.
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