Very friendly and competent lecturers, professors, and staff! Everyone is approachable and does their best to find good solutions for everyone involved during the pandemic! There's a very welcoming and supportive learning environment among the team and students! However, the tuition fees are very high! SRH-WLH offers in-person classes but unfortunately had to switch to online teaching in the past, using Microsoft Teams as the platform. More detailed information about WLH can be found on their website... Or simply call for information – the program managers are very knowledgeable!

It couldn't be worse at any other college or university! The promotional event at the beginning of the semester is professional deception. What follows is absolutely bottomless impudence. The school administration is completely overwhelmed, promises are never kept. Grading is entirely subjective – if you express criticism, your grade drops noticeably. Lecturers are unavailable or unresponsive, subjects are simply shuffled around, regardless of what the curriculum actually stipulates. This leads to temporary overload on the one hand, and to unplanned free time on the other. And finally, the ultimate shocker: Despite the expiration of the direct debit authorization and the verifiable completion of the course, the money simply continues to be debited from your account. Personally, I assume that if you don't notice, the money is simply gone. And here, too, the usual lies: At no point was anyone informed about this; according to SRH (no apology was forthcoming, more of a reprimand), everyone would have known. Either everyone in the program was completely out of touch, or a certain basic principle could be interpreted in the approach. After completing my bachelor's degree at SRH, my studies were recognized by almost no other college/university because important subjects weren't sufficiently covered in the curriculum. SRH, of course, offers something suitable for exorbitant amounts. That this isn't an isolated opinion is demonstrated by the fact that SRH is known among other universities for not even issuing the final certificate on time, thus jeopardizing associated master's programs at other colleges/universities (after a long search, you'll eventually find one – you just have to make compromises). Conclusion: Anyone who commits to this university really only has themselves to blame.

Best university in the region: family-friendly, excellent teaching, and excellent service!

Do you seriously think the degree is worth anything?

Quite good