Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich

HORRIBLE HORRIBLE INSTITUTION! No communication from professors. Professors can simply never respond to the inquiries of students and wait almost a year and never contact a student that did all protocols for a class and got a perfect score on his presentation for the class. The professor never let the student know that any protocol was not received by them even though it was sent in until the student gets accepted by an internship and then the professor allows the student to be exmatriculated when he did everything he was supposed to do. This student sent in all of the protocols and still has copies of them but they waited almost a year to say anything about not receiving them. BEWARE this college because they want you to fail.

Excellent university, very good labs, such as AG Leister's love of plagiarizing other groups' innovations (causing other groups on this campus to no longer want to collaborate with them), and the group's perfect administrative system, with the new Chinese secretary "Hang Yin" being able to meet the group's writing requirements. The new Chinese secretary "Hang Yin" can fulfil the requirements of the whole group. She can easily write small articles and send them to the whole AG Lesiter mailbox to slander others for being politically incorrect, which should be the main reason why Prof. Dario Leister can update so many articles every year, after all, the Chinese secretary is so excellent. In addition, other experimental topics related are letting his relatives and relatives of children manage the finances and responsible for the establishment of propaganda small groups such as Penzler, Jan-Ferdinand (Because of the relationship between his parents and the professor, he can go directly to PI after graduation), yes, the Jewish propaganda small team, Palestine was slaughtered like this, but still insisted on other Central Asian countries in the group of PhD students PAL supporters to reflect on their own problems, superior ah. In summary, people of Other non-white races must go to AG Leister ah. The professor, secretary Hang Yin, and lab administrator Penzler, Jan-Ferdinand are all very nice people and will never racially discriminate against you.

My Alma Mater. I visited this best German university for my master degree with proud and honor between winter term 2017 and summer term 2019. And now I'll be there again for my PhD program. One thing that I would suggest is to digitalize the whole institution in every single aspect, just like its neighbor competitor, the TUM 😉

I contacted three elite universities in Germany, and LMU was one of them. Ms. Anna Brückner helped me immediately to get information. Also, Mr. Maximillian Breu was very patient with my countless questions. I am very thankful to them. They are such a blessing for people who want to study Economics at LMU.

Beautiful main building.

Place outside the tourist itineraries but which deserves to be considered. The building will not be gorgeous but it is still very particular. More than for its architecture, it is an interesting place in terms of Nazism. Inside there is in fact an exhibition that talks about the Scholl family. If you don't know their history, you should definitely visit this place, because it's really beautiful

I did a Master's degree in computer science at LMU. The course generally gave me a lot of freedom to choose the right path and find an area in which I wanted to deepen my knowledge. In some courses there were also very good links with local industry and research opportunities on projects in robotics, machine learning and quantum computing. In addition, some courses were also taught by external lecturers with close links to industry. The selected external guest lecturers were very helpful and offered to stay in touch for questions after their time at LMU. In addition, students have the opportunity to choose not only from all the academical programs available at LMU, but also to select courses in collaborations or courses taught solely at TUM. Further there are exciting extra curricular activities between the universities such as Manage and More, CDTM or TUM.ai. Due to the high demand I personally feel such cooperations could be further expanded to make more use of synergies between the diverse talent at the different universities in this region. Allover I had very good lecturers at LMU, who were very knowledgeable, friendly and committed. I specifically enjoyed the areas of Quantum Computing, Cloud Computing, Machine Learning and High Performance and Parallel Computing. Some of the teaching staff had also been co authors at quite prestigious papers. Generally I have to say that in my experience, the staff for labs/tutorials and support staff were always very friendly and helpful towards students. Also notably, most of my courses were taught in English only. The campus and the facilities are very beautiful and the main buildings are located in the middle of the city with excellent connections. On the other hand, I however also agree with some critics that LMU is unfortunately slow to digitise itself. Online course offers are rare and often stem from times of the pandemic. Which is a pity at best. Also the website as landing page is confusing and a lot of information, e.g. on subjects, is not centralized or may be even out of date. Offers such as those provided by TUM with Artemis for individual, digital learning would also be wonderfully suitable for LMU. It is a pity that such tools are not shared. Also student life is not as good as in other cities as it is actually relatively difficult to get to know other students and the subject content is often very academic and less practically oriented. However, I had already heard the same criticism and pain points from TUM students which also stated that their courses are quite theoretical and „Praktika“ are hard to get. Perhaps it is simply the German system that is not market-oriented like the USA, Australia or UK. This demand from industry for practically and theoretically Verse students is somewhat counteracted by LMU through an introduction of a range of "Praktika" on offer. However, only a very small number of these can be taken in total. And then again it may be even hard to receive a spot. Especially since a new system, which isn’t based on individual applications anymore, has been introduced. On the other side the structure of a university offers the flexibility to take on a research project, an internship in the industry or even a part time work study job (if one can joggle the load) to fill in some practical knowledge.

Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich (LMU) is currently the second-largest university in Germany in terms of 50,918 student population. The University was founded with papal approval in 1472 as the University of Ingolstadt (foundation right of Louis IX the Rich), with faculties of philosophy, medicine, jurisprudence and theology.