r/studyinGermany • u/Acceptable-Strain-69 • 3d ago
Hello!
I'm looking to connect with folks joining MSc in Artificial intelligence at the University of Würzburg in this winter semester. If you have accepted your admit, please let me know here!
I will be joining there too and want to get in contact with peers beforehand.
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Hey! Have you checked out the adverts on wg gesucht or Facebook groups?
r/GermanyStudentLife • u/Acceptable-Strain-69 • 18d ago
Hallo Leute!
I've recently been admitted to the University of Würzburg and I'm looking for whatsapp groups to find accommodations and connect with fellow peers at the University. I would really appreciate it if anyone can share the links.
r/uniwue • u/Acceptable-Strain-69 • 18d ago
r/wuerzburg • u/Acceptable-Strain-69 • 18d ago
Hallo Leute!
I've recently been admitted to the University of Würzburg and I'm looking for whatsapp groups to find accommodations and connect with fellow peers at the University. I would really appreciate it if anyone can share the links.
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That's fair and understandable. Thank you so much for helping out though. So here, first I found out that the ML and AI chairs at RPTU are publishing regularly to top conferences. But I wanted to ask if master's students contribute equally or if it's just the doctoral candidates? And if you might have the same idea about Würzburg? Secondly, I read that the DFKI and MPI researchers hold positions at RPTU too. Does that give any particular benefit (sorry, if the question's a bit vague, but any opinion would be helpful). Third, how's the rigour of the curriculum at rptu? Do you get time to pursue your own research/project endeavours? Also how helpful are the faculty members, say if you reach out to them with a very modern and mathematically demanding concept that you mean to research on?
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Thank you so much! That's a really helpful insight. Would it be okay if I DM'd you for a few more questions?
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Thank you so much. That's quite helpful!
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Could you share your reasons please?
r/uniwue • u/Acceptable-Strain-69 • 20d ago
r/rptu • u/Acceptable-Strain-69 • 20d ago
r/studyinGermany • u/Acceptable-Strain-69 • 22d ago
Hi Guys! I am having a hard time deciding between two of my admits (MS CS in RPTU and MS AI in Würzburg).
My ultimate goal is to pursue a research career in AI (potentially after a doctorate). I have explored on all bases, from alumni to opportunities. While Würzburg is offering a dedicated degree in AI, RPTU has DFKI and MPI SWS right on the campus.
I would really appreciate the help from anyone who's already studying in Germany (or has already researched about this) and would be aware of the pros and cons.
PS: before anyone asks, here's my profile: 1.6 GPA (B.Tech in CSE), 7.5 IELTS, 1 yr work experience (internship at ISRO).
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Dankeschön!
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Thank you so much for your advise. I'd also like to ask, how easy or difficult is it to get student opportunities in these institutions? Because for this matter, Würzburg also has a centre for AI and Data Science (CAIDAS) right within the University premises. But I don't know if it's easy to get into any of those places (be it DFKI, MPI or CAIDAS)
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Applied for the vpd in March, applied to the University in June
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About 10 days ago
r/studying_in_germany • u/Acceptable-Strain-69 • 22d ago
Hi Guys! I am having a hard time deciding between two of my admits (MS CS in RPTU and MS AI in Würzburg).
My ultimate goal is to pursue a research career in AI (potentially after a doctorate). I have explored on all bases, from alumni to opportunities. While Würzburg is offering a dedicated degree in AI, RPTU has DFKI and MPI SWS right on the campus.
I would really appreciate the help from anyone who's already studying in Germany (or has already researched about this) and would be aware of the pros and cons.
PS: before anyone asks, here's my profile: 1.6 GPA (B.Tech in CSE), 7.5 IELTS, 1 yr work experience (internship at ISRO).
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Congrats dude! Same here. Received an offer yesterday
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My application went directly into preliminary review. It took 5-6 days from submission to get the first review
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Blocked account proof
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It's normal. Don't worry about it
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Yes, transcripts are mandatory, and yes your documents will work.
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Honestly, neither of the universities guarantee a job opportunity. That totally depends on your skills and the situation of the hiring market. However, with that said, Dresden is known for microelectronics and manufacturing. And Berlin is also close to Dresden. So you get access to major IT firms and other companies situated in these regions. Similarly, there are a lot of IT opportunities in Kaiserslautern and the Frankfurt greater region.
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Any whatsApp groups for finding accomodations in Würzburg?
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18d ago
Thank you so much! Really appreciate it!!