The Uni vs FH statement might have some truth to it right after graduating, but in general, even without work experience it is much mire valuable to show what y

The Uni vs FH statement might have some truth to it right after graduating, but in general, even without work experience it is much mire valuable to show what you can do if we are talking about software engineering for example. After a couple of years the type of degree hardly matters at all. Entirely depends on what you want though, i agree that the scientific rigor at a TU is higher while FH places more emphasis on applying science (you will still learn the fundamentals) but if you are not planning on going into research i'd say that difference hardly matters in most of the industry.