How do Master’s students rate the courses offered at your university? How do they rate the overall quality of study organisation? And what support do students receive to prepare for a semester abroad? In the latest survey, ZEIT CAMPUS conducted a national comparison of up to 15 different criteria for Master’s programmes.  In addition to the assessments of the students surveyed between April and August 2019 and the international orientation, the transition to the Master’s programme as well as the research situation were also among the aspects considered. 

At the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar, students pursuing a Master’s degree in »environmental engineering« rated the »support for studies abroad« particularly highly. Criteria such as the proportion of international students, foreign language courses or joint study programmes with foreign higher education institutions are summarised in the »International orientation – Master’s« category. The Bauhaus-Universität Weimar features in the top group for these aspects. Weimar students also rated the »overall study situation« and »courses offered« by the university’s departments of »civil engineering« and »environmental engineering« as above average in the 2019 CHE Master’s ranking.

The consistently excellent reviews of the Bachelor’s programmes in engineering at the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar already delighted in May 2019: most of the courses offered by the Faculty of Civil Engineering were rated highly (overall study situation, study organisation, graduation in appropriate time, Bachelor’s degree/Staatsexamen (state examination)/Diplom, study support, fresher support, teacher support, examinations, excursions, IT infrastructure, international orientation, support for studies abroad). Please see our website for more information on our Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes: www.uni-weimar.de/studium

The CHE University Ranking
The Centre for Higher Education (CHE) has been providing prospective students with information and transparency on over 30 subjects in order to help them find the right course for more than 20 years now. It is the most comprehensive and detailed ranking in German-speaking countries, with more than 300 universities and universities of applied sciences reviewed and over 150,000 students surveyed. In addition to factual information on studies, teaching and research, the ranking also includes students’ assessments of the study conditions at their respective university. The ranking results are classified into a top, middle and bottom group. The ranking is now available on ZEIT CAMPUS ONLINE: www.zeit.de/che2019