HTW Berlin University of Applied Sciences 2025 Rankings: Global, National & Subject-Wise Rankings

They have connections with the biggest pharmacy companies as well as research organisations. Eg. Sanofi, Merck, Siemens, Robert Koch Institute etc

Lots of growth and betterment opportunities. Various skills range from how to communicate and present yourself to how to find your own company. A very international crowd of both faculty and students, giving you opportunities to learn about different cultures, languages and food. where you find current students, alumni, and faculty. All in all, if definitely recommend it

No campus placement rather off campus by own. Upon completion of course, students must take care from searching off campus opening by their own and further to prepare themselves for interview till they get into company. This was a real tough for all due to country as well professional cultural differences.

It was a pretty good University and campus but compare to others University's in Berlin this is an average.

Campus placement doesn't exist in Germany but the faculties used to share links whenever there are any opportunities available in the company of their knowledge. More or less everyone of our batch got a job within one year of the degree. The median salary would be around 50000 euros per annum.

Overall experience was good. but since my program was in English, my whole class was full of Indian students, so if you are someone who is looking for more interaction with foreign students, then this is not the best Uni for you. To be honest this is the case of every university in Germany with English course. The curriculum and all is perfect and if you work on language, you can easily get a job.

A good university doesn't ensure that you'll get a job, its very different from India. For example, in India we have placements and if it's a good college then chances of getting placed is very high. But in Germany, no matter from which university you have taken your degree, companies don't care. They only see your skills and experiences. So if one is coming for a management course in Germany, an experience of minimum two years is required. Salaries differ from place to place and profile to profile and company to company.

It was an experience of mixed emotions. So many new things, diverse cultures, different way of education, excellent Professor from different fields. Taught me how to be confident and get into the market and make a position for yourself.