M.P.A from RWTH Aachen University [RWTH], Aachen - Fees & Admission Details 2024
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My course was quite intense. We had modular examination pattern which basically meant that once the course has been taught, we have to give the exams in the next week. Of course, we get to select when we want to give the exam. But, that was pretty intense because there were a lot of practical activities going on simultaneously.
Fees:
30000
Course Curriculum:
Being a technical University, the research level here is pretty high. Even the education is tough.the syllabus is highly relevant to extensive research and a bit less to practical application, say a 60-40 ratio. Some courses are pretty easy to understand and fairly simple. But some of them are degree stoppers. especially the math here is awfully tough.
Fees:
it is free. just about 300 euros per sem of semester ticket which is for students union and for travel pass.
Course Curriculum:
Research-based studies are extremely good. But professors mainly teach their own research and expect you to know the basics beforehand. German universities are not like US universities. Completing a Master's degree takes time (almost 3 years on average).
Fees:
There are no tuition fees. University charges an amount of approximately 300 EUR per semester for the facilities and free travel around the entire state in which the university is located. If someone wishes not to travel they can give a declaration and get back around 200 EUR out of the 300.
Course Curriculum:
My own course was very academically focused and was there to prepare the students for further research. However, there are professional courses but they are also very extensive and students have to be self-aware of their studies.
Fees:
For my course there was no tuition fee. However, I have to submit a semester contribution of around 292 euros every semester which includes travel costs and all.
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