Schools Looking for students from uni Hamburg, Bonn, Jena, FU Berlin

Thread starter ObeseKangaroo
Start date Apr 13, 2024

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The discussion centers on a user seeking insights about MSc programs in Atmospheric Science and Ocean and Climate Physics at Hamburg, Astrophysics at Bonn and Jena, and Planetary Science at FU Berlin. The user is looking for current students from these programs to provide information and answer questions regarding their experiences, coursework, and overall program quality. Key topics include program specifics, student life, research opportunities, and potential career paths after graduation. The user aims to gather firsthand accounts to inform their application decision.

Apr 13, 2024

ObeseKangaroo

I am planning to apply to a MSc program in one of these universities: Hamburg (Atmospheric Science or Ocean and Climate Physics), Bonn (Astrophysics), Jena (Astrophysics), FU Berlin (Planetary Science). Are there any students on the forum who are a part of these programs and willing to answer some questions?

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