Incomings at the Leibniz University Hannover
German comes from Argentina and is currently studying mechanical engineering as a degree-seeking student in the second master's semester. Here he reports about his great impressions and experiences, which he made during his stay in the first year at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and in Hanover.
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How would you describe Hannover in three words?
Bike-friendly, tidy and green (doesn't apply during winter months xD.)
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What was your best experience during your stay so far?
Hard to decide between being part of the International Football team and enjoying the numerous lakes Hannover has to offer during the Summer.
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What experience will you benefit most from during your stay in Hanover in the future?
The many friends from different cultures and countries I've made. Now I'll have someone to visit no matter where in the world I go.
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What should you definitely try in Hanover?
Enjoy your sunny days with a good Grill im Park.
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What is the difference between studying in your homecountry and studying at the Leibniz University in Germany?
The study/life balance here is perfect. One can really enjoy learning and have spare time to enjoy non-study activities.
Another big and important difference in favor of the LUH is the great equipment I could use during labs and practical-oriented classes.
The Zentrum für Hochschulsport is just perfect!
Ditzia comes from Mexico and was a student in the Double Degree Program International Mechatronics. Currently she is a research assistant at the Institute of Assembly Technology at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering. Here she reports about her experiences during her studies in St.Petersburg and Hanover.
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How would you describe Hannover in three words?
Green, quiet and cosy.
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What was your best experience during your stay so far?
During my double degree program, I lived in St Petersburg which is one of the biggest cities in Europe, the cultural knowledge that I gained was amazing since I come from Mexico. My best experience in the first year of studies was in the north of Russia, the view of a completely full landscape of ice and the aurora boreal was a unique experience.
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What experience will you benefit most from during your stay in Hanover in the future?
I learned a different way of working and approaching problems, the most important thing I learned in Germany was the working culture.
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What should you definitely try in Hanover?
You need to involve in German student life, knowing people and having fun as a student.
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What is the difference between studying in your homecountry and studying at the Leibniz University in Germany?
The way of solving problems and the exam evaluation is completely different.
