Spot on you!

One big plus of this master is that it's taught in English. That might be challenging for some but you'll improve and get used to discuss in and use a foreign language in your work very quickly. If you're interested in working internationally doing your master in another language will certainly help you. Another big plus is the very limited amount of students you'll be sitting in class with. It's totally different from bachelor classes where you might have been stuffed with three dozen other people in a room. The classes, language classes in particular are great because lesser people means more attention on you. No more sitting in the last row and staring outside the window! The teacher can focus on every student and help you to improve by gently urging you to talk depsite lacking vocabulary (and enthusiasm sometimes) and working with you in a way that really helps. I as a student really benefitted from the small classes and the way we were able to discuss and use Chinese in a small group. The teacher were , mostly, very good. When there was a problem with one of the teachers or if we were unsatisfyed with the teaching style we had the possibility to talk about it with someone in the department about it. The seminars were mostly interesting, the choice was somewhat small but reasonable since we weren't so many students to begin with. All in all I found the whole department very comfortable to deal with it I ever had a question or a problem or needed assistance. The library is quite new, super stylish, very good to work in and very well stocked! It's a very nice atmosphere there to study. Thr canteen though... If you're a gourmet you better bring your own lunch if not you'll be fine.