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- The University of Stuttgart is one of the most reputed universities in Germany and is part of the TU9 cooperation/association.
- It houses a wide range of Intstitutes from the STEM background, which in turn offer a number of Bachlors/Masters programme
- It promotes state of the art research acitivities and developtment of cutting edge technologies
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- As I was enrolled for an international course, I had to pay a tuition fee of 1500 euros each semester.
- Availability of english taught courses is pretty less, but that's the case at any other german university I guess.
- Honestly the university buildings could have had a better and a more beautiful look. They do look modern, but are very mundane without any colour and texture.
- I found the accommodation by applying for a room on the official website of Studierendenwerk. The info and link for the same were provided by my university itself.
- The monthly rent was 320 euros in the beginning with a deposit of 400 euros. It included an individual room in a shared apartment for four people. It came with a common kitchen and dining area, common Toilet/bathrooms and a common storage area in the basement.
- Due to the information provided by the university, I had no challenges in finding accommodation.
- Try to get accommodation through official channels like the portals provided by Studierendenwerk or VSSW. In case of unavailability of rooms, you can look for sublet/temporary options on various whatsapp/facebook groups created for the same
- The accommodation is literally 8-10 mins away from campus on foot. And most of the international/Indian students live here in the vicinity (Landmark/street name: Allmandring)
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- There are a lot of Research opportunities at the university.
- Attendance at the UNI isn't mandatory for most classes. There are some which do have mandatory attendance but a lot of them don't so it provides a lot of flexibility.
- You can finish the course at your pace. For new students abroad it is difficult to manage everything and hence this comes real handy.
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- It has a fees of around 1600 Euros for international students. Which is kind of not satisfying for a German uni.
- Most of the professors don't know how to teach. Atleast relative to teachers that we have in India.
- You have to pass a certain criteria to able to give an exam.
- I chose on-campus accommodation, and that's what I would recommend.
- I feel my University has the best accommodation system for Students that you can find in Germany.
- On Average the monthly rent is about 350 Euros depending on what kind of room you get.
- You just have to apply on Time and you can get into the accommodation pretty easily. I would recommend applying for the accommodation around 4 months before coming here.
- My accommodation is like a 5-minute walk from the university. Most of the Indians stay in on On-campus accommodations.
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- Course curriculum and options to choose subjects
- Accommodation in the Campus
- Many places in the campus to study in group, relax or enjoy
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- Managing Exams with work can be a bit challenging
- Not very good architecture considering it is an european university
- Assignments are not very easy to do
- We can use the university online portal to get accommodation, and here on the campus there are plenty of options. Monthly rent is 350-400€ for students. It is on the campus so hardly it takes 350-500 meters to reach any lecture hall.
- I would say it is not the best and not the worst; it's okayish for the price and you can't complain, as private rooms cost €600-1200 per month, so this is quite affordable for students.
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- There were above 100 electives to choose from
- Flexible course structure: choose electives from CS an EE department
- Content of the each course
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- There could have been more hands on projects for each course
- My studies was during covid times, so was a little tough to have a conversation with Professors (un till the lockdown was removed)
- Too much flexibility in the course, can also be a bane as the student might not take it too seriously
- The accommodation can be found through the University website.
- First we have to apply and it will be allotted based on availability. The monthly rent started at 280 euros and went up to 330 euros.
- It included a shared bathroom and kitchen and individual rooms. The rooms are sufficiently big for individual and the kitchen includes refrigerator, stove, dining table (pretty good, not great)
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- Freedom/Choice of courses. For Computer Science (International - English) course, students have tens of choices of different subjects and three technical lines to follow. It all depends on the student
- Freedom to work and complete their course. Students can complete their course in minimum of 2 years or a maximum of 4.5 years.
- Most of professors are helpful and very knowledgable. Students can personally get in touch with them, and genuine effort is appreciated.
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- Social Life - Difficult to make friends or have an interesting social life if you don't have a grasp on German.
- Weather - Very very difficult to stay positive in dark winters. It gets very cold and very dark in winters, and is very tough mentally - Proactively stay active and take a lot of Vitamin D.
- Healthcare - Healthcare in general in Germany can be tough especially if you have chronic diseases with a shortage of doctors and specialists.
- Accommodation—Student Dorms managed by the respective city's Studentenwerk. Social groups on Facebook also helped, like 'Indians in Stuttgart' or 'Bharat in Germany.' Accommodation is on campus for me, with a lot of indian students living in the dorms.
- Monthly Rent—280 to 420 Euros.
- Challenges—Long waitlist— Apply very early, but it is limited by when you get admitted. Follow up with the dorm management every month for an update.
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- The course I opted for has a diverse course curriculum, can take any number of courses per semester.
- It lies in the outskirts of Stuttgart, close to nature and is quite peaceful.
- The teaching method includes a theoretical as well as practical approach.
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- Transitioning as an International Student, I found the exam papers to be tougher than usual, they expect to assess our understanding rather than memorisation.
- The lecture hours are really long, it is difficult to grasp the whole lecture in one go.
- The exam question papers are very lengthy and the time duration is too short, very difficult to complete the question paper.
- I found my accommodation with the help college sponsored Student dorms which they informed us in the welcome meeting.
- The monthly rent is 347 euro and general facilities are included which are in a room (bed, table, chair, cupboard, shelves, mattress).
- It was easy getting a dorm from college sponsored student dorms. My student dorm is 2 min away from my university, pretty close.
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- Uni Stuttgart is one of the prestigious TU-9’s so I’m honoured to be a part of it.
- The campus is very big, clean, green and vibrant. It’s on a hillside which makes the views awesome and pretty.
- All the sports facilities are there you name it and it’s there and it’s really impressive. Except for the conventional games they have professional wall climbing, beach volleyball, surfing etc.
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- Research Project can be but Master Thesis can not be pursued in the industry.
- Finding a prof who supports external factors is quite difficult.
- As the campus is away from the city getting essentials is a bit extensive.
- My uni doesn’t provide accommodations but I applied through portals which provide accommodations near the university. Monthly rent is about 350€. The most challenging thing in Germany is finding accommodations so my advice would to apply for them as soon as you decide the university.
- My dorm is just 5 mins of walk away from the university. It is a 13 sharing dorm which means 13 rooms in a floor and the common space has kitchen and all three facilities and just because it’s a large sharing, the washrooms and the bathrooms are cleaned by the cleaners.
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- Flexibility to choose subjects
- Available specializations are relevant to current industry demands
- Various technical/non technical events happening every now then
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- The curriculum might feel to theoretical
- Long lecture hours
- Maybe the fees for some can be negative point
- I have opted for On-campus accommodation.
- I have found my accommodation through the student union and various available Whatsapp groups.
- Long wait list is a challenge that I encountered. Due to which I rented a sublet for first 2 month of my stay.
- As soon as you get university acceptance, start applying for student accommodation without waiting for your Visa will be my recommendation to prospective students .
- Being On-campus accommodation it takes me less than 10 mins on foot to reach my classes from my accommodation.
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- Easy to get student accommodation
- Good post-degree work opportunities
- Lots of HiWi and werkstudent opportunities during the degree
Dislikes
- Mensa isn't too good
- Tuition fees as it's in Baden-Wurttemburg
- High competition for HiWi and workstudent roles
- On campus - I applied to Uni stuttgart student housing. Rent is 359, heating included. The challenge was to find accommodation. It's recommended to live on campus, to not miss out on student life.
- My dorm is 10 mins away from the campus so it is very convenient to live here and attend classes.
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- Stuttgart is a good city to live in.
- Power Electronics specialization is good and innovative and updated
- Good diverse and international students
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- 1500 euros tuition fee per semester
- No internships in the course
- Hard exams, grades we achieve are lesser
- I stayed in a student accommodation near the campus. There are portals and websites to apply for this cheap accommodation. Monthly rent is around 300 - 350 euros including all amenities.
- There was no challenges, there are lot of rooms here for students. You just need to apply 2-3 months prior before coming to Germany and you will get a good room in time. The room is just 10 minutes walk away from the University buildings.
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