It is one of the foremost centers of German intellectual life and fifth largest university in Germany, the University of Munster was founded in 1588 but was only established in 1780 in Munster, North Rhine=Westphalia, Germany. They have several courses and a wide range of subjects to offer that are taught in English. It is one of the largest and most traditional university with around 44,000 students and 5,600 scientists from Germany and abroad. The university stands for high-quality teaching, excellent research and committed young talents. Also known as one of the most diverse university and regularly honoured with high-ranking prizes and outstanding achievements.
The Munster University has a wide range of faculty programs to offer:
• Faculty of Protestant Theology
• Faculty of Catholic Theology
• Faculty of Law
• Faculty of Economics
• Faculty of Health Science (Medicine and Dental Medicine)
• Faculty of Philosophy
• Faculty of Natural Science and Mathematics
• Faculty of Music
The Universitat-und Landesbibliothek Munster (ULB) is the central library of University of Munster. It has 6.3 million volumes divided between ULB and the 146 faculty and department libraries. Also included in the library are more than 47,000 electronic articles and newspaper.
More information is available on their main website and social media sites or contacts the university (telephone numbers are available online) for admission requirements.
Based on the EDUopinions rankings, the University of Münster rating is 4.0. If you want to know more about this school, read the student reviews on our website.
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I am a student at the University of Munster in Germany. It is an absolute achievement in my life to be a part of this prestigious institute of Germany. It a really great university to be consider for masters.
View moreI really like the university. The professors are very nice and helpful, they’re always available for help.
The only thing I dislike is the students there. They don’t really match my vibe and are not social. But at the end of the day I came for studies so I can only be thankful and grateful for choosing the university of Westminster.
What I like is the freedom you have as a student. The freedom to structure your courses and create an individual study process. I think sometimes and especially the first exams are too hard. Feels unfair and does not represent a high quality of learning – more a toxic survival of the fittest atmosphere.
View moreStudied in WWU Münster in IS. The education is far from a practical field, the courses are too theoretical and far from a real business perspective. Most of the lectures are outdated and boring. Professors and Ph.ds stress mostly about how do you write the exposé, which synonyms do you use but don’t give any clue about how your thesis can be applied in the real world. So, be prepared for constant iterations of changing your master thesis with different wording. If you want to finish your studies in 2 years, prepare yourself for studying only. In my humble opinion, the university is over ranked and it’s too conservative. Won’t recommend to internationals or germans with head on their shoulders.
Also, if you want to get your degree, prepare to wait for almost 2 months. The university is so “progressive”, that they will provide you a piece of paper within 2 months, not earlier (already advise them to use docusign or similar software, but they are too lazy and lame)….
If you want to get a student wohnheim room – prepare to spend a lot of time in “Studierendenwerk”, where they don’t want to give good apartments/rooms in the first meet. They even won’t speak English with you.
View moreI think WWU is one of the best universities I know of. The organization is great, people from the administration answer questions and emails friendly and quickly. I think their BWL program is great and you have a solid options to choose when to write exams, so you can divide the load. I love the atmosphere and the main building is marvelous.
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