Universität Hannover

There is a different philosophy in Germany regarding academics than in America. Lectures are sometimes very large, and students are required to be more independent than in the United States.

As an American undergrad, I am used to a centralized campus with student life facilitated and promoted by university offices. The visible signs of university life are absent in Germany; there are no university gift shops with t shirts of the school, for instance. There are also few official university sports teams. Historically, German universities are decentralized and students do not celebrate their mutual university affiliation as in the United States. If I could make any one suggestion, it would be to promote a sense of community on campus.

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There Should be exams and other activities through out the course

I had some trouble with my Erasmus coordinator within the faculty which in turn led to some troubles with my academic assessment. Had it not been for that small problem I would probably give the University a `it was alright´.

logistics is pretty tough but worth it

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No its flexible and I like it.

Its OK.

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