I’ve had a really good academic experience here. Being able to choose your own electives in finance, marketing, international business, or audit is a huge plus, and the international opportunities (Erasmus and internships) are both accessible and genuinely valuable. The coursework is demanding, but by Master’s level, professors are much more approachable and open to discussion.
The main downsides are more practical. the campus is quite far from everything, so student life isn’t as lively as at other universities. That lack of student life can feel a bit isolating and demotivating at times. Also, while the mandatory 4-month Master’s internship is useful, it feels a bit short for a full 5-year degree.