Average program; Good international hub.

As somebody already pointed out, some of the courses are really intense and beneficial like Innovation and Entrepreneurship, whereas some are just substandard and irrelevant such as Interdisciplinary Collaboration, Sustainable Management,Responsibilities of Managers and a few other. Some lecturers are captivating your attention because their teaching skills allow them to do so, but there are also others who could bore you to death.

The program has a big plus, which is the opportunity to make new friends and build intercultural relationships, there is no doubt about that.

All in all, there are aspects where there is no support from the university, especially when dealing with bureaucracy. You just have to figure everything out by yourself. Additionally, I do not see any point in the mandatory surveys that they make you complete at the end of each semester because, despite the direct feedback, there is a lot of talk and promises, but no action in the end.

Pros: Some professors may share important insights and experiences that might help you with your future decisions regarding your professional career or simple things such as your master's thesis.