Psychology in Mannheim Leads Nationwide in CHE Ranking of Master’s Programs
In a recent student survey conducted as part of the ranking of master’s programs of the Centre for Higher Education (CHE), the master’s program in Psychology at the University of Mannheim ranks in the leading group in all categories.
Press release, 2 December 2019
The University of Mannheim is an excellent place to study Psychology at master’s level. This is shown by the current CHE University Ranking of master’s programs, which places Mannheim in the leading group in all eight categories. No other German university managed to achieve such good results.
In order to rank the universities, the CHE regularly asks enrolled students for their opinions on different criteria. In the categories “general study situation”, “course offer”, “organization of studies”, “support during studies”, “support through teaching staff”, “research orientation”, “support in studying abroad”, and “transition to master's studies”, the University of Mannheim scores higher than the German average, often significantly so (especially regarding the general study situation, studying abroad, and research orientation).
The CHE University Ranking is the most comprehensive and detailed university ranking in German-speaking countries. It is based on student surveys which are regularly carried out at more than 300 higher education institutions in Germany, Austria, Switzerland and the Netherlands by the Centre for Higher Education.
You can find the results of the ranking online at https://ranking.zeit.de/che/de/masterranking and in the print edition 1/
Contact:
Lutz Pöhlmann
Managing Director
Dean's Office School of Social Sciences
Phone: +49 621 181-1994
E-mail: lutz.poehlmannuni-mannheim.de
Linda Schädler
Media Spokeswoman
University of Mannheim
Phone: +49 162 181-1434
E-mail: schaedleruni-mannheim.de