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Before entering the country

The study destination has been chosen: Wuppertal in Germany. Now you need to make travel arrangements and find out about the university.

Entry regulations

The Federal Republic of Germany is located in the heart of Europe and is a cosmopolitan, democratic country with a great tradition and a lively present. Facts and figures at a glance.

Germany is a hospitable country. more >

Cost of living

The monthly costs for the study visit are around €660, with rent being the largest item. With a bit of luck, you will live in a student hall of residence... more >

City of Wuppertal

The unique suspension monorail, Pina Bausch and Friedrich Engels - this is what Wuppertal is known for all over the world. more >

International relations / Co-operations

The University of Wuppertal maintains a large number of official relationships with universities and institutions abroad. more >

Admission

In general, the International Office 'Akademisches Auslandsamt' is the point of contact when it comes to who is allowed to study in Germany with which international school or university degree. more >

Living in Wuppertal

Anyone studying in Germany does not automatically get a place in a student hall of residence. more >

Financial support

As a general rule, international students coming to Germany should have secured funding for their entire degree programme (which can take longer than the standard period of study). more >

Culture

‘All Germans wear short lederhosen, drink beer all day and dance strange dances’ - a still widespread misconception about Germany. more >