Brother’s tip vectors Bharath Rabindranath to Jacobs University in Germany.

Episode summary introduction: A tip from his brother’s friend takes Bharath Rabindranath to Jacobs University in Bremen, Germany. Bharath goes on to earn the Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science.

Bharath looks back at his years at Jacobs, and how he adjusted to life in Germany.

In particular, we discuss the following with him:

• Why Jacobs University?
  
• About Studying and Living in Germany
  
• Students at Jacobs University
  

Topics discussed in this episode:

• Jacobs University Experience []
  
• On Choosing Jacobs U []
  
• Transition to Jacobs & Germany from India []
  
• Melting Pot of Students []
  
• “Solid Teaching” []
  
• “Super Tight Knit” Campus Life []
  
• Summer Time Pursuits []
  
• Bremen - “Fantastic City” []
  
• “Ich bin ein Berliner” []
  
• Learning to Speak German []
  
• Advice to Aspiring Students []
  
• Jacobs - Great Destination for Int’l Students! []
  

Our Guest: Bharath Rabindranath graduated with Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from Jacobs University, Bremen, Germany. Bharath is currently pursuing a Master’s degree at Technische Universitat Berlin.

Memorable Quote: Jacobs “is like a small UN almost” referring to students from 110 Nations.

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