Technical University of Braunschweig - Ratings, Reviews & Ranking

" Overall, like any university it has its strengths and its flaws, so of course it depends on what you are interested in studying. I found the academic staff often accommodating, and in general, friendly enough atmosphere. My biggest complaint would in the run down condition of some of the facilities, especially since it was obvious which buildings belonged to faculties of economically preferred field. Since my academic route was design as major/minor combination for potential teachers and individuals wanting to have a interdisciplinary program. I was privy to both. The chemistry faculties were relatively new renovated, and in the building next to that, where many of the English and humanities seminars were held, had rooms with mould stains on the ceilings. "

" I did my Master's Degree at this university and now I'm a PhD student. The Academic Stuff is very competent, but I wish I had more support in the beginning concerning my research project and “how to PhD”. At times I felt a little bit lost, however, thanks to my senior colleagues I mostly had people around me, who could help me out. In general, studying at the TU Braunschweig (B.Sc. and M.Sc.) was very pleasant. I met lots of people and we quickly formed learning groups. Also, there is a strong sense of community, where everyone wants to help someone out (at least in my area of study). The campus looks okay, guess there are universities that are looking more special. But another good thing at this university: If you want to change something at the campus or if you have a really good/ innovative idea how to improve campus life, there are a lot of opportunities to do so – you simply have to inspire other fellow students to back up your project! The food in the canteen could definitely be better, but currently they are on a right track to improve their menu. All in all, I would say it is a good place to study. "