University of Potsdam (reviews)

The University of Potsdam offers a unique and rewarding academic experience. The engaging curriculum, combined with the support of passionate and approachable professors, fosters a strong sense of intellectual growth. The charming campus, nestled within a historic city, provides a beautiful and inspiring backdrop for learning. Potsdam offers a strong sense of community, allowing students to build meaningful connections with both faculty and peers.

I have a deep affection for University of Potsdam, where I’ve found a truly inclusive and vibrant student community. As a transfer student I’ve fallen in love with the stunning campus, and the charming town and surrounding natural beauty only add to its appeal. I’ve found University of Potsdam academic programs to be the most rigorous and rewarding of my educational journey. The professors are truly exceptional, possessing a deep understanding of their subjects and a gift for inspiring students to reach their full potential. Their high expectations and expert guidance have helped me grow both intellectually and personally, making my time has been an invaluable experience.

The University of Potsdam is really big on research. The labs are sufficiently equipped and its position makes opportunity for collaboration with colleagues across Europe and the world. My research is in the physical sciences and it’s been an amazing experience.

My Master’s Degree at the FH Potsdam was fantastic. Our lecturers were versatile with some of them being in research, others working in the field. The Master’s was a hybrid programme meaning that part of the class was on-site, the other half online. The fact that we were able to study from anywhere allowed for a multicultural class with students from all over the globe. The only downside was the FH and the registration for the thesis. Unfortunately, they asked us to submit three printed copies of our thesis which is a bit of a bummer for students that are located outside of Germany or Europe and just doesn’t seem to align with the whole idea of making the master’s more accessible. Other than that, the students were great, the lecturers were great and the programme really interesting.