Hi, I got an offer from FMEL and the lease starts from 16 July. I am waiting on a couple more uni results before I finalise EPFL.
I have to wait until the end of June for all admission results. If I do not come to EPFL, I will have to a fine of ~1000 CHF to FMEL. Should I accept the offer?
Given the lease date, I will anyway have to bear an extra month’s charge since I can only move in by the end of August.
Hi, I got an offer from FMEL Cèdres for a flatshare at CHF 510 per month. The start of the lease is 16 July, but I will only be able to move by the end of August. It is ~30 mins from the EPFL campus by public transport. The google reviews of the place are not that great. Should I take it? If people who live there or have lived there can provide some insights, that would be great.
Hi! I am a non-EU resident, and I have an offer to study Neurosciences at LMU Munich. My goal is to land a job in the neuro-tech/med-tech sector. I have read that Germany has a lot of up and coming startups in the field, in addition to companies like Siemens, Roche, etc.
How likely it is to find a job in Germany after graduating from LMU or after doing a PhD? (given that I obtain B2/C1 German proficiency)
I have a 3 year work experience as a software engineer in a big multinational company.
Thank you
Hi! I am a non-EU resident, and I have an offer to study Neurosciences at LMU Munich. My goal is to land a job in the neuro-tech/med-tech sector. I have read that Munich has a lot of up and coming startups in the field, in addition to companies like Siemens, Roche, etc.
How likely it is to find a job in Germany after graduating from LMU? (given that I obtain B2/C1 German proficiency)
I have a 3 year work experience as a software engineer in a big multinational company.
Thank you
Hi! I am a non-EU resident, and I have an offer to study Neuro-X engineering at EPFL. My goal is to land a job in the neuro-tech/med-tech sector.
Although the program offers several industry oriented courses and has a mandatory industry internship, how likely it is to find a job in Switzerland after graduating from EPFL? (given that I obtain B2/C1 french proficiency)
I have a 3 year work experience as a software engineer in a big multinational company.
Thank you
I am a non-EU student, going to pursue masters at LMU in the upcoming winter semester. I had a couple of doubts while filling the application form. I have selected apartment with shared kitchen, single apartment and single room.
Max. amount of costs for rental: I am assuming this is the max amount I can pay per month. I have kept it to 700 euros. Is that okay?
Address during the semester: does this mean the uni address?
Upload documents - university entrance qualification / high school diploma: I am an international student. What should I upload here?
Thank you!
Hi
I got offers to study Neuroscience from EPFL in Switzerland and LMU Munich in Germany. My goal is to pivot to the neuro-tech/med-tech sector. I am having a hard time deciding between the two options. The EPFL course offers more industry oriented courses, but I have heard that the job market is worse in Switzerland. I would really appreciate any insights or opinions :)
my_qualifications: I am a CS undergrad, currently working at a FAANG company as a software engineer(3YOE).
Hi, could current students and alumni at the GSN please help me understand the industry opportunities after graduating from MSc/FT Neurosciences (comp neuro track)? I am aware that the program is more academia focused, but I am curious to know if there are people who pivoted to industry and what roles you guys are currently in.
Thank you!
Hi, if anyone has any insights on preparing for the two interviews for Computational Neuroscience master program, it would be great if you could help out!
I am a non-EU student, got accepted to the Neuro-X master at EPFL and MSc Neurosciences at LMU Munich. I am having a hard time deciding between the two. My end goal is to work in industry (open to a PhD after Masters), and I think Neuro-X seems like a better option for that, but would really appreciate more opinions, given the bad job market for internationals in Switzerland.