Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences vs European University Viadrina Frankfurt vs Frankfurt School of Finance and Management vs Goethe University Frankfurt am Main vs Goethe Business School
Side-by-side comparison from 29 verified student reviews. Scan one row at a time — winners are highlighted
- +Engaging professors and practical, career-oriented education
- +Diverse student body and networking opportunities
- +Excellent facilities and thoughtful event planning
- +International perspective and multicultural atmosphere
- +Interdisciplinary programs and academic quality
- +Exchange opportunities and networking
- +Excellent professors and practical, engaging curriculum
- +Strong international environment and student life
- +Opportunities for personal and professional growth
- +High-level teaching and renowned professors
- +Good organization of study programs and ample resources
- +Opportunities for international study
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- +Strong international business programs
- +Positive semester abroad opportunities
- +Strong technology, entrepreneurship, and innovation focus
- +Small classes and personal lecturer/staff experience
- +Excellent value for money and career/life start opportunities
- -Administrative and management issues cause significant frustration.
- -Outdated facilities and inadequate resources hinder learning.
- -Poor communication and lack of support from staff are common complaints.
- -Administrative and management issues cause constant frustration.
- -Outdated facilities and poor maintenance are prevalent.
- -The curriculum feels irrelevant and lacks practical application.
- -Lack of interaction and outdated content are significant drawbacks.
- -Poor multimedia quality and relevance of course materials are disappointing.
- -Limited staff and professor engagement detracts from the learning experience.
- -Administrative and management issues are a consistent source of frustration.
- -Outdated facilities and a lack of modern resources hinder the learning experience.
- -Poor communication and a lack of support create a negative environment.
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- -Administrative & management issues disrupt student experience.
- -Outdated facilities hinder learning and comfort.
- -Lack of clear communication and support causes frustration.
- -Administrative and management issues cause significant frustration.
- -Outdated facilities and poor maintenance are a consistent problem.
- -Lack of clear communication and course organization leads to confusion.
This institution demonstrates a strong profile, with its **Location** being the standout feature, earning a near-perfect score. **Internationality** and **Student Life** also received high marks, alongside **Professors** and **Value**, all clustering around a 4.14 rating. The primary area for improvement appears to be **Accomodation**, which registered the lowest score among the surveyed categories. **Facilities** also scored moderately.
This university garners excellent feedback, particularly for its **facilities, professors, accommodation, and internationality**, all scoring a high 4.5. Student life and overall value also received strong marks of 4. The **location**, however, stands out as the weakest area, with a rating of 3.5. This indicates a generally positive university experience with a specific area for potential improvement.
This institution receives exceptional scores for its **Location** and **Student Life**, both earning a perfect 5. **Facilities** also stand out with a rating of 4.75. Conversely, **Professors** represent the lowest-rated area at 4, although still a solid score. The university offers a positive overall experience, with good marks in Accommodation, Internationality, and Value.
This institution garners exceptionally high marks for its location, with a rating of 4.75, and strong scores for facilities (4.625). Student life and professors also received favorable reviews at 4.375. Internationality stands at a respectable 4.25, with value also rated well at 4.125. Accommodation presents the weakest area, scoring considerably lower at 3.43.
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This institution excels in several key areas, achieving perfect scores for location, student life, internationality, and value. Facilities are also highly rated, indicating a positive student experience. Conversely, the university's performance in professor quality and accommodation received moderate scores, suggesting these aspects could be areas for improvement.
This institution excels in several key areas, earning perfect scores for Professors and Accomodation, and near-perfect ratings for Facilities and Student Life. Its strongest aspects clearly lie in the academic and living experiences offered. Conversely, the university's Internationality and Value for money received the lowest scores among the surveyed categories, indicating areas where there is room for improvement.
All 8 reviews are positive, averaging 4.13/5 stars. Students highlight knowledgeable and engaging professors, interactive classes, and excellent facilities. Practical, career-oriented education and networking opportunities are also frequently praised.
With two positive reviews and an average rating of 4/5, the university is praised for its international perspective, interdisciplinary focus, and multicultural atmosphere. Positive feedback highlights exchange opportunities and updated professors.
Approximately 80% of reviews are positive, highlighting excellent professional and personal growth opportunities, engaging programs, and approachable professors. A small portion of feedback (~20%) mentions outdated content and limited interaction in online courses.
With an average rating of 4.38/5 from 8 reviews, ~100% of feedback is positive. Students praise high-level teaching and comfortable campus facilities. Some note a preference for more practical courses.
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With one review, the average rating is 4 out of 5 stars. This overwhelmingly positive feedback suggests a good experience, with no negative comments recorded.
All five reviews are positive, with an average rating of 5/5. Students highlight a strong focus on technology and entrepreneurship, small class sizes, and a positive learning experience. No negative feedback was provided.
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I’m a bachelor student at Frankfurt School of Finance and Management and my overall experience was better than I expected. The classes have a small number of students, which makes the relationship with the professor better because they become easier to approach. During my years of study, I had both practical and theoretical classes, like innovation management, big data & analytics, econometrics. But the theories and concepts are directly applied to real-life problems due to many professors working in banks or consultancies, which is really good. FS supports students in finding internships and semesters abroad, but when it comes to housing not so much because it’s not that easy in Frankfurt. FS offers dorms, but it is only to a limited amount of students and the facilities aren’t the best. In terms of student organizations, there are a lot of different sport clubs for almost every kind of sport, also student consulting, student investment club, student politics club, music, arts, etc. Living in Frankfurt is good, it is very multicultural in Germany, with lots of cultural actives, museums, parks, etc. The nightlife is also nice with proper nightclubs compared to the size of the city, Gibson, Velvet, Adlib to name a few, and there also is a bar district in Alt-Sachsenhausend and a lot of bars where bankers go in the city center. The campus is not really comparable to an actual campus like the American universities, but it’s a big modern building that was built 2 years ago. I would definitely recommend it to a friend if you're willing to pay that much for uni, because there are still a lot of public unis in Germany that are comparably good (Mannheim, Goethe, LMU Munich...).
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Excellent small school with a strong focus on technology and entrepreneurship; small classes; personal experience with lecturers and staff; well-designed curriculum; good lectures and interesting guest lecturers; a lot of traveling if you don't live in Hamburg's south, but manageable for three semesters; excellent value for money compared to UK/US schools, even without receiving one of the many scholarships; financial breakeven in less than two years; well-known in northern Germany, but now more so in central Europe; each class has one or two larger successful startups, with founders frequently giving lectures on campus; the alumni network feels more like a family than a pure "business network"; the new CEO is driving growth; and there are plenty of opportunities and support provided for extracurricular activities, initiatives, etc.
