Satisfied students: KU receives top ratings in the CHE ranking!

Satisfied students: KU receives top ratings in the CHE ranking!

Students at the Catholic University (KU) are extremely satisfied with the study conditions. This emerges from the latest results of the CHE university ranking, which analyzes satisfaction with teaching offerings and support. The KU was able to achieve top marks, particularly in the areas of group sizes and access to courses. This is proven by the positive feedback from students in the Faculty of Languages ​​and Literatures, especially in the Journalism course, where practical orientation and networking opportunities are valued. Loud ku.de The library's service is also rated above average.

Additionally reported che.de that general satisfaction among German students is high. A total of 95,962 students from more than 40 disciplines gave their opinions in an extensive survey over three winter semesters. 28.0% rated the general study situation with the highest score of five stars. More than two thirds of those surveyed were overall satisfied with their studies.

Insights into the study programs

The evaluations are particularly positive for the KU's psychology department, which scores well in terms of course organization, content coordination and access to courses. The Romance Studies students emphasize the support from the teachers and give it a remarkable 4.9 out of 5 possible stars. The new evaluations of the English/American Studies and History departments also show excellent feedback on the support provided by the lecturers.

Prof. Dr. Klaus Meier, Vice President for Studies and Teaching at the KU, emphasizes the family environment and sustainable learning at the university, which contributes to the high level of satisfaction. According to the comprehensive data of CHE The ranking is a crucial source of information for prospective students who are looking for a deep insight into the conditions at over 218 universities.

The CHE ranking is the most comprehensive university comparison in German-speaking countries, which has been carried out for over 25 years and includes the ratings of around 120,000 students. The managing director of the CHE, Frank Ziegele, emphasizes the significant importance of this ranking, as more than half of the evaluated departments received top marks for the general study situation. Many departments also offer preliminary or bridging courses to make it easier to get started.

The results of the ranking are not only seen as a valuable benchmark for prospective students, but are also an important tool for the universities themselves to improve quality. A look at the detailed assessments of the individual departments and the ranking methodology is available on the CHE project page.