Regarding the Behavioral Economics and Governance program, many international students are confused about their career prospects. Some classes are very long, lasting up to five hours, which I believe is not conducive to effective learning. However, the curriculum's content is excellent and highly relevant.
The teaching quality of the professors is varied; some possess exceptional knowledge and outstanding teaching skills, while others are negligent and overly strict. The academic facilities are good, but the tuition fee increases each semester.
Although the program is taught in English, finding a job in Kassel without knowledge of German will be challenging. While the university and the program support German language acquisition and cover the costs of language classes, it will be difficult if you immigrate without any prior German language skills.