Fachhochschule Wiesbaden reviews

In my opinion it is a good university/ college to start your career in business. The classes start with very general topics so that you get an overview in marketing, negotiation, accounting, law and how the whole economy works.
I really like that at the beginning of your studies you get to pick a second language to learn. Only in the first semester you already learn the basics and a lot of vocabulary so that you can communicate with people from this country on a daily basis. 
Almost all of the professor are very motivated to really get you to understand the topics and will help you wherever they can. 
Moreover, the city is really beautiful for a stroll through the center or to go for a coffee with friends. 
Overall I can really recommend this school if you’re looking into getting your degree in something related to economics and business.

The courses are really interesting and the teachers have a lot of experience in their teaching field. That's why they bring a lot of examples and anecdotes, which makes it easier to understand and remember the topic. Since the uni is rather small the courses are not overcrowded and the teachers and uni staff always find time to listen to problems. In my study International management there is a mandatory semester and internship abroad which last 1 year in total. Those experiences are priceless and the students get a lot of support from the uni.

The courses are really interesting and the teachers have a lot of experience in their teaching field. That's why they bring a lot of examples and anecdotes, which makes it easier to understand and remember the topic. Since the uni is rather small the courses are not overcrowded and the teachers and uni staff always find time to listen to problems. In my study International management there is a mandatory semester and internship abroad which last 1 year in total. Those experiences are priceless and the students get a lot of support from the uni.

The university itself is nice and has mostly experienced, well-educated and interesting lecturers, often also from the industry. The lectures are for the most part very practical and well structured with interesting content. Unfortunately, crisis management is often not really functional and the general organization is relatively inflexible. Overall, however, I am satisfied and enjoy my studies.