4 Reviews Found
Likes
- Research-orientated projects available.
- Possibility of a job as a working student under professors.
- If not able to find a suitable internship, you can work on projects affiliated with Unisiegen, which can give experience in a related field.
Dislikes
- Not a big city, so lack of possibilities for internships and jobs in the city.
- Not suitable for cycling due to terrain.
Likes
- The faculty is very approachable and helpful.
- The student housing is good.
- There are many extracurricular options.
Dislikes
- No on-campus placements available.
- A small city, so part-time options are limited.
I like the work-life balance that's why I chose Germany. The university of Siegen has a good academic program with amazing infrastructure and is built in the heart of mountains with breath taking views.
Likes
- its One of the Public University in Germany that offers Mechatronics programs. Also I'm very much interested in learning interdisciplinary skills
- They treat every student equally irrespective of their grade, nationality, gender. They support students by all means they can. The University has campus all over the city and students has access to all the equipment and lab all the time but only with prior appointments.
Dislikes
- The only thing that I hate the most is the weather. Its unpredictable during winter. The main campus is at the mountain which makes students difficult to reach during snowfall.
It will be good if you are truly interested in the course and put enough efforts to achieve your destiny
Likes
- This institution is well-regarded in the automation and robotics sectors. Those with interests in these areas would find it an excellent choice. Being a public university, its costs are reasonable, and I have also secured a scholarship here. Currently, my experience has been fairly satisfactory.
- Expert Faculty: The knowledgeable and approachable faculty who are experts in their fields. Cutting-Edge Curriculum: A contemporary curriculum that keeps pace with industry trends. Practical Exposure: Valuable industrial exposure and research opportunities that enhance learning. Campus Life: A vibrant campus life with diverse clubs and extracurricular activities. Facilities: Excellent research facilities, libraries, and sports amenities.
Dislikes
- Information on Placements: A lack of clear information regarding post-study placement opportunities and outcomes. Accommodation Options: Limited information on accommodation facilities and average rental costs could be a concern for new students. Navigation and Support: Navigating the administrative processes and finding specific support services can sometimes be challenging. Class Size: Depending on the course, some class sizes might feel large, affecting the personalized attention students can receive. Location and Accessibility: Depending on personal preferences, the university's location and accessibility might not meet everyone's needs.
My overall experience at the university has been enriching and transformative. The blend of rigorous academics, practical industrial exposure, and a vibrant campus life has significantly broadened my perspectives and skills in mechatronics. The faculty's expertise and approachability, coupled with the diverse extracurricular activities, have contributed to a well-rounded education and personal growth. The supportive community and state-of-the-art facilities have made my journey here both challenging and rewarding.
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