HSBA Hamburg School of Business Administration

Great university

Positive: small courses ( € 620 / month), bad premises (small, old, dirty), many listless lecturers, student interests are ignored, no (sufficiently large) lounges for breaks, poor preparation for professional life, poor technical Equipment and much more ... Save yourself and go to other universities! (Unfortunately I can only rate if I give at least 1 star, I would have liked to have given 0)

For calling themselves an "Elite Uni" laughable. Shoutouts and Thorsten Keller and all of his colleagues who deliver inconsistent scripts. It would be nice if you could use general sources for learning instead of having to learn the mistakes of the professors / examiners. In addition, models are sometimes taught that represented an approximation of the market at that time 50 years ago and have now become irrelevant. A lot of prestige, blah blah, and relying on the "big" names of auxiliary scientists. The important information, such as exam registration dates, is communicated via an often non-functioning app and the subsequent registration (still a few weeks before the exam) is sometimes made more difficult by "bureaucratic" obstacles. Instead of sharing important information by email, you are spammed with event dates that invite you to mutual incense and often offer no more value than the spine of a book. The possibility of "networking" is advertised. In these circles, real know-how means less than cocky blabla You also have to come to terms with being around people who have forgotten that they are only animals. For calming: You notice that you are paying, many modules can be achieved without learning as long as you are attentive to the lecture.

I think the course is very good. In the first two semesters you are taught basic business subjects, the last four semesters are more specifically focused on logistics. The lecturers and the courses are very good and there is a wide range of other university activities. Since the HSBA is only for dual students, we only have a total of approx. 22 weeks a year at university and the rest of the time we are in the company. I am very happy with this division, because we learn theory at the university and can put it into practice in our company.

Pretty disappointing study ... lecturers partly completely listless and unmotivated, there is no consideration for individual questions and and and. I would not study there again, but go to the North Academy or DHBW.