#Master Universities in Germany

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final pivot
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Hi guys,
I recently got acceptance letters from Technical University Berlin and Humboldt University of Berlin. But I can't seem to decide on which one to choose. Both has pros and cons for me but I would really appreciate more feedbacks and point of views about this topic.

final pivot
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management information systems for TUB and information systems for HUB. both the same programs but the clases differ ofc. I looked up for the classes and TUB looked more interesting but I might be mistaken on how it looks just from the websites

velvet geode
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what was your bsc

final pivot
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business informatics same program as masters

velvet geode
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Information Systems Management (Wirtschaftsinformatik), M.Sc.

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Completly in english

final pivot
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yes thats true

velvet geode
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Focus on your studies and learn german on the side

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If you fail it, it doesn't matter how good or bad your german is, since you won't get a job here as a drop out

final pivot
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that is what I am aiming for, but which uni should I choose?

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is there like a comparison there

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like uni matters?

velvet geode
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Uni doesn't matter as long as it's a public one

final pivot
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what is your advice or what would you do if you were in between?

velvet geode
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Information Systems Management (Wirtschaftsinformatik), M.Sc.

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Completly in english

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If it's german it's simply unnecessary harder and your grades will drop because of it

final pivot
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both of them are english

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HUB also said the aussprache is english

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do you have an idea what the schools are like?

velvet geode
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Technical University Berlin should be easier

final pivot
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but when it comes to ranking HUB is better. don't you think this is also a plus?

velvet geode
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No

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Whatever ranking you read, it's bullshit

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There is not a single german who gives a damn about university rankings

final pivot
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TUB looked like it can guide me through my studies for a better career. HUB on the other hand looked harder, even as like reaching to the professors

velvet geode
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German universitys are different from UK or USA universitys. In general the latters are easier and the roadblock is the tuition fee. In germany the tuition fee isn't the issue, it's the grade requirements like in medicine, psychology etc. Once you are enrolled it's simply a survival of the fittest and many, many drop out. Most people simply choose the closest univeristy for convenience and once they graduate their grades and the experience they might have acquired and skills (language) are what matters

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Not the university

final pivot
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hmm

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since I don't know what to do as a career yet, do you think TUB would guide me better?

velvet geode
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No

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Both universitys won't care

final pivot
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so you say I should go for the easier one?

velvet geode
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At the end only your degree and your german will matter to get a foothold into the german jobmarket

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Nothing else

final pivot
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that is true

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why do you think TUB would be easier than HUB

velvet geode
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Specialised universitys are oftentimes easier than universites with much broader offerings of subjects

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But of course many will disagree with that

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University rankings are only for people who want to go into research or whatever academic career

final pivot
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you are right

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so I should choose based on what kind of lectures they are offering?

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or what I want to do as a career, not academically

velvet geode
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If you simply want to get a degree and want to work it barely matters

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The truth is, you don't go to university to get some special skills for some job you don't even know you will be doing

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You go to univeristy to show that you can understand more complex topics and learn them. Most people in STEM will not need 95%+o of the stuff they learned in universtity

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And even outside it's true. Linguistic people are probably some of the few who might need what they learn ... but even there it's uncertain

tulip lava
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so whadya think ? HUB or TUB ? didn't get it frankly