The program is academically strong, mainly thanks to very good professors. Teaching is solid, up to date, and often practice-oriented. Many lecturers bring relevant professional experience, and supervision in seminars and office hours is generally engaged and helpful.
At the same time, the organization of the program is often chaotic. Timetables and exam regulations are frequently communicated very late, information is not always consistent or easy to find, and administrative processes (e.g. exam registration, grade entry, recognition of credits) sometimes take unnecessarily long. This creates avoidable stress and makes personal planning difficult, especially for working or international students.
Overall, this is a content-wise strong program with great potential. The student experience would improve significantly if administration and study organization were more transparent, reliable, and proactive in their communication.





