My experience at Leuphana is based specifically on my Master program: Culture and Organisation:

The good, the positive and the great: Overall my experience in the program was an enriching one, both academically and personally. Its innovative and dynamic approach to learning made most of my classes deeply engaging and thought-provoking. The teachers didn’t just feel like instructors but like mentors, deeply invested in our learning journey. I appreciated the variety of classes and academic directions available, allowing me to explore different aspects such as Queer and Gender Studies, Post-Colonial Studies, Media, and Art. The program leaders were incredibly receptive to student feedback, creating a supportive and collaborative environment. One highlight was the opportunity for collaborative classes with other universities, offering unique and dynamic learning formats, along with the option to pursue a certificate in a Sustainability Certificate parallel to my studies.

The negative, to be improved aspects:
It is a growing program, which comes with a particular set of challenges, yet as mentioned the teachers were very receptive to our concerns and proactive about our thoughts.
A few portion of the teachers were not that engaging or committed to our learning, but this was really the minority. In my experience, it was a bit of a pity since it was an important class but it was balanced with my other amazing teachers.
Even though Leuphana is significantly much better than other universities in terms of being International, there are still some aspects of the university that feel very German and not foreigner or english friendly.
Receiving feedback from our assignments was a bit mixed depending on each teacher. Sometimes I would have prefered a more interactive and transparent feedback experience and not just a grade.

In conclusion:
Overall, the program provided me with truly invaluable insights as well as inspiration. It shaped my perspective on various cultural topics profoundly. I also valued the international aspect of the program and its progressive, diverse atmosphere, particularly as a non-German, since it made me feel safe to participate in class and voice any type of questions and concerns. My cohort was particularly a colourful and diverse one and I felt very included and open to collaborate closely with our teachers and the university in many different ways. So would I recommend it? I would wholeheartedly recommend my program to others!