Students at the University of Mannheim study, live and learn in and around one of the biggest baroque palaces in Europe.
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Photo credit: Andreas Bayerl
The staff members of the International Office are happy to adivse and support you.
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Photo credit: Anna Logue
International students are offered a wide variety of English-taught seminars and lectures.
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Photo credit: Anna Logue
Want to relax after class? Just grab a coffee at the EO café ...
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Photo credit: Elisa Berdica
... have lunch at the Mensa ...
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Photo credit: Anna Logue
... or chill on the spacious lawn in front of the Mensa.
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Photo credit: Anna Logue
The Schloss is full of hidden details.
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Photo credit: Elisa Berdica
The tram takes you directly to the campus.
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Photo credit: Ye Fung Tchen
Bikes for rent are also stationed directly on campus and all around the city.
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Photo credit: Elisa Berdica
The archways of the Ehrenhof lead to one of the libraries.
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Photo credit: Anna Logue
Other university buildings are located on Campus West in A5 and B6.
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Photo credit: Anna Logue
The campus with its many lawns and trees invites you to relax and hang out.
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Photo credit: Elisa Berdica
Five libraries give students the opportunity to do research, study or use the PC pools.
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Photo credit: Anna Logue
Not only the libraries are a good place to study, Café Soleil and Campus West are also great spots to get some work done.
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Photo credit: Anna Logue
In the 18th century, Wolfang Amadeus Mozart played the organ in the Schlosskirche of the University of Mannheim.
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Photo credit: Elisa Berdica
If you are interested in trying a new sport you will not meet with disappoinemtn: the Institute of Sports has many courses on offer such as aikido, basketball, beach volleyball, tennis and yoga.
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Photo credit: Christos Sidiropoulos
