Campus

From cobblestone paths to stucco walls – the learning environment at the baroque palace in Mannheim is unlike any other in Germany. There’s much more to discover at the university than just its degree programs. Students can get socially or culturally active in one of the many student organizations or departmental student committees, become active in university sports, or join the university's choir, theater or Big Band. The Mannheim Forum and the Schlossfest aren’t just great chances to have fun; you can also use them to network and learn. The legendary Schneckenhof parties, which take place on Thursdays during the lecture period, are very popular. In the vibrant City of Mannheim and its diverse districts, there is a lot to explore, too.

Mannheim Baroque Palace

Experience the baroque and – at the same time – modern atmosphere of the University of Mannheim, for example in the Schloss museum or at the Schlossfest.

Haupteinkaufsstraße Planken inmitten der Mannheimer Quadrate
The City of Mannheim

The colorful city, nestled between Rhine and Neckar, has 144 squares and is home to 170 nations. There is always something going on. Discover what makes Mannheim so special.

Living in Mannheim

Mannheim is a city worth living in. Here you will find information on the housing situation in Mannheim and the city's various districts.

Places to Eat and Drink on Campus

Mensa, Café Soleil, foodtrucks in front of the Schloss: There are various options to spend your lunch break or to enjoy something sweet before your next study session on the campus of the University of Mannheim.

Vocational training and cooperative study programs
Student Organizations and Departmental Student Committees

Aside from its degree programs, the University of Mannheim has a lot to offer: More than 50 student organizations and 10 departmental student committees enrich life at university.

Männer und Frauen spielen Theater.
Music, Theater, and Art

Join the university's choir, theater, orchestra, or big band. There are also various art exhibitions on campus.

Eine Person trägt ein schwarzes Top sowie einen schwarz-grauen Blazerund steht vor dem Schloss Mannheim. Die Person heißt Nora Younis.
myUniMA story

Students from all over the world share their stories in their myUniMA story, talk about arriving in Mannheim and give tips.

Eine Studentin und eine Student beim Joggen im Park
Unisport

Yoga, handball, tennis or the university's own gym may be a welcome change to time spent in the lecture hall or seminar room.

Campus Shop

At the campus shop at Schneckenhof, you can buy coffee, snacks and merchandise of the University of Mannheim.