Situated in the center of the Chemnitz “Wissenschaftsregion” (“science region”), Chemnitz University of Technology is home to more than 11,400 students from 91 countries – in less than 25 years, the number of students has increased by about 4,000.
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About
Owing to an excellent professor-to-student ratio, Chemnitz University of Technology (CUT) ranks among the top five universities in Germany with respect to the quality of teaching. This high staff/student ratio allows for more individual attention to be given to students, better enabling them to meet specific academic needs, and enjoy shorter course completion times than in most other German universities.
Innovation
By receiving the spirit of globalisation enthusiastically, CUT has shown that it truly lives up to the tradition of innovation of the city of Chemnitz and its educational institutions. The university has adapted to market demands by introducing international degree courses and extended international student exchange programmes in order to satisfy the wishes of the growing international community.
Prospects
Career prospects for Chemnitz graduates are among the best in Germany. The strong research profile of the university allows students to work with up-to-date equipment and methods. In addition, strong links with companies such as Siemens, Volkswagen, AMD, Infineon, and banks like Commerzbank - all of which have major centres in the Chemnitz area - enhance future employment opportunities.
Facilities
Millions of Euros have been invested in Chemnitz University of Technology in recent years, both by the government and through research projects funded by industry, making it one of the most modern research-based universities in Germany. The computing resources are one of the best in Germany, and the research equipment is continually being updated and expanded. In addition to this, the university has been recognised as having one of the best designed campuses.
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Student Reviews
Anonymous rated 4 out of 5 stars
Good and very nice university.Proff and the quality of education is high here .Everything is based on practical.And admission criteria i even fast and good
Anonymous rated 4 out of 5 stars
Learnt new things, practical knowledge
Anonymous rated 3 out of 5 stars
The huge gap between the international students and the German Students is very noticeable. Organization of subjects are not easy. In most cases, you feel bored, so alone and confused with no help. Some professors, especially when you have to offer subjects outside your faculty, just end up talking to theirselves or leaving it to PhD students to handle. Although, all the...