Universität Bremen

Its important to get the right blance beteen stretching yourself and setting achievable targets. That said the wide variety of courses german universities offer, (compared to the relativly rigid course framework of many english universities) means theres always plenty to choose from.

The openended nature of study in Germany, does have the downside, that you are often given little guidance as to what level or kind of work is expected from you. Let alone what subject you should adress in work. This can be annoying if you're not used to it, but its best to think before you ask questions that are to general. Lectures will respond more helpfully if you can give some indication of what you're interested in, they may then guide you more than at first it seemed they were willing to.

its all good ..only thisng is that we have more subjects per semester to be taken if they are less it will be superb but all the courese which we are taking now are useful

its all good ..only thisng is that we have more subjects per semester to be taken if they are less it will be superb but all the courese which we are taking now are useful

The Courses are a bit hard.It would be good if More detailed material in english is provided.

It would be good if more interaction between the international and local students is there.

It would better if we have less subjects

You must intract with subject each and everyday.Then only you can achive your goals.

Its really a lot to study...

so far good.

It would be nice to do more projects in mixed groups to learn to know more local students.