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Master of Science [M.S] Air Quality Control, Solid Waste and Waste Water Process Engineering
Master of Science [M.S] Materials Science
Master of Science [M.S] Physics
Master of Science [M.S] Medical Technology
Master of Science [M.S] Food Chemistry
Bachelor of Science [B.S] Mathematics
Bachelor of Science [B.S] Food Chemistry
Bachelor of Science [B.S] Chemistry
Master of Science [M.S] Chemistry
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12 Reviews Found
- 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:
- 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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