Hochschule München University of Applied Sciences (reviews)

The Master of Paper Technology program at MUAS is the only English-speaking program of its type in Germany. The solid partnership among colleges, their students, and companies is the highlight of the course. The course additionally gave assistance with housing and a host of additional benefits for its students. The campus, which happens to be in the center of Munich, also provides an extensive number of benefits for students.

Initially, transitioning to this university was tough for me as I had to navigate numerous obstacles alone, far from the support of my loved ones back home. Nevertheless, I eventually adapted to the quarter system and discovered my niche within the college community. I have been thoroughly impressed with the academics at Munich, even in the compulsory classes. The professors I’ve encountered so far are not only passionate about their areas of expertise but also willing to offer guidance and support beyond the classroom.

A major highlight of my time at the university was participating in research projects, which not only honed my practical skills but also connected me with a valuable network of professionals in my field. The campus was buzzing with energy, offering a diverse range of events, workshops, and clubs that catered to various interests, making it a truly enriching experience.

The program I took with the Munich University of Applied Sciences was occupational-oriented. It is slightly easier than an academic/research-focused school for me.
I only find it hard to locate the classrooms as the campus was split into various locations. Newbies may need more time to familiarise themselves with the facilities. But the study culture is pretty chill here so you don’t have to worry or be in a rush.