International Exchange Students
Living and studying on a campus surrounding the Schloss Mannheim right at the heart of Europe: This is what awaits students who opt for a semester at the University of Mannheim. One in five students on the international Mannheim campus comes from abroad and studies at one of the most renowned universities in Germany.
You are considered an exchange student if you study at the University of Mannheim for one or two semesters and if your home institution has concluded a bilateral agreement with the University of Mannheim. You then return to your home institution and do not graduate from the University of Mannheim.
Why you should come to Mannheim
Credit: Leonie Kopetzki
I chose the University of Mannheim because its Law and Business departments enjoy a very good reputation in France. In Mannheim, it is possible to combine both subjects, which perfectly fits the curriculum in my home country. Many classes are held in English and therefore it is easier to follow. The university’s baroque palace building is beautiful and the city of Mannheim vibrant. There are a lot of cafés and restaurants where exchange students can meet other students.
Soriane Migny, exchange student in the master’s program in Law, Université Toulouse 1 Capitole (France)