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Study abroad: undergraduate exchanges to Germany

Steeped in a rich history, Germany has plenty of culture to explore. With a rich arts and nightlife scene, a student experience here will be like no other.

Subjects you can study in Germany

About Germany

Key facts

  • Population: 83 million
  • Currency: Euro
  • Cost of living: around 1.43%lower than in the UK
  • Main language: German

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Host universities for your exchange

  • Albstadt-Sigmaringen University

    Key facts

    With a population with around 1,700 students, Albstadt-Sigmaringen’s teaching takes place in small groups.  The reduced size creates a greater sense of community, supported by an active student union and popular university pubs.

    Exchange courses and subjects available

    • Manchester Fashion Institute

  • Bochum University of Applied Sciences

    Key facts

    Students at Bochum will gain a combination of  innovative lectures, development of transferable skills for career progression and the proven expertise of lecturers. 

    The university also commits to smaller group sizes as well as a close partnership between students and staff.

    Exchange courses and subjects available

    • Business School

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  • European University Viadrina

    Key facts

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    • Campus type: Town
    • Population: Frankfurt an der Oder 57,873
    • Climate: The average temperature ranges from 0°C in January to 24°C in July.
    • Website in English

    The Viadrina is situated at the heart of Europe, and internationality is its trademark. Studying here, you’ll be joining a network of students and instructors from over 80 countries. The campus lies on the border of Germany and Poland, giving you plenty of city links to explore. There are over 30 clubs and societies to join, providing the opportunity to build your own unique experience.

    Exchange courses and subjects available

    • Arts and Humanities

    • English

    • History

    • Information and Communication

    • Linguistics

    • Philosophy

    • Politics

    • Sociology

    • Business school

  • Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences

    Key facts

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    • Campus type: City
    • Population: Frankfurt 1.89 million
    • Climate: The daily average temperature ranges from 1.5°C in January to 20°C in July.
    • Website in English

    Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences is a diverse and vibrant campus. Located in the multicultural city of Frankfurt, it welcomes more than 200 international students for degree programs, exchange semesters and summer universities. 

    The university’s research focus covers a range of subjects such as biotechnology, nanotechnology, e-business, network security, and cloud computing.

    Exchange courses and subjects available

    • Business School

  • HAW Hamburg

    Key facts

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    • Campus type: City
    • Population: Hamburg 1.89 million
    • Climate: The daily average temperature ranges from 1.5°C in January to 20°C in July. 
    • Website in English

    Over 2,500 international students are enrolled at HAW Hamburg, where a weBuddy programme is established to welcome and connect you with other students. Hamburg is also ranked one of the top 20 most liveable cities in the world (Mercer, 2019).

    Exchange courses and subjects available

    • Information and Communications

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  • Heilbronn University

    Key facts

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    • Campus type: City
    • Population: Heilbronn 125,960
    • Climate: The daily average temperature ranges from 0.7°C in January to 19.2°C in July.
    • Website in English

    Professors and teaching staff here have first-hand industry experience. They have all worked professionally for several years and can show you how practically apply your studies beyond university.

    At Heilbronn University, teaching is always in small groups. You’ll attend most lectures and courses together with the same students, getting to know each other quickly. Your lecturers will get to know you personally and will be there for you if you have any questions.

    Exchange courses and subjects available

    • Events, Tourism, Hospitality Business Management

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  • Leipzig University

    Key facts

    Leipzig University was founded in 1409, making it one of the oldest in Germany. It boasts a large university population, with 14 faculties, 460 professors and 30,000 students. A member of the German U15 network, it is one of Germany’s leading universities for research and medical expertise.

    Exchange courses and subjects available

    • English

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  • Münster University of Applied Sciences

    Key facts

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    • Campus type: City
    • Population: Münster 310,039
    • Climate: The average temperature ranges from 1.5°C in January to 17.5°C in July and August.
    • Website in English

    The University of Münster is one of the largest universities in Germany, with over 44,500 students and 15 faculties. It’s been awarded the German Foreign Office Prize for excellent support of international students twice (1999 and 2007). Thanks to its range of courses, multifaceted research profile and the quality of life in Münster, the university attracts students and researchers from Germany and around the world.

    Exchange courses and subjects available

    • Architecture

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