For Internationals: in Weimar

Nachdem Sie in Weimar angekommen sind, sollten Sie sich schnellstmöglich im Bürgerbüro anmelden. Falls Sie kein EU-Bürger sind, müssen Sie zusätzlich einen Aufenthaltstitel beantragen.

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Most students either live at the dorm or in a shared flat. Learn more on how to find a place, get a rental contract and the rules for living in a shared flat.

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Finding one's way at a new university might be a challenge. Here you find all necessary information and contact addresses (including a campus map) that will help you during your first days.

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Full-time study is expensive. You can find out how to limit the expense and the finance options that exist here.

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Exciting times lie ahead now that you’ve arrived in Weimar! During intercultural workshops, you’ll learn more about the teaching and learning tradition here in Weimar, reflect on aspects such as culture shock and ‘unwritten’ rules, and use this new experience to gain intercultural competence.

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Do you want to work in Germany after you graduate? See here for the practical and legal requirements along with details of how we can support you.

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Bauhaus-Universität Weimar offers language courses — including German as a Foreign Language— at all levels, either during the semester or as intensive courses during the break between semesters:
 

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International students can contact the Ombudsperson with suggestions, problems and complaints. The contact details and everything else can be found here.

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