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Preparation

All the information you need to help you plan your stay.

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Application

If you want to apply for a full-time course and are not a German citizen, you can get information on the application requirements, necessary documents and deadlines here.

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Finance options

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

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Welcome Events

Welcome to Weimar! We want to give you the perfect start to your studies with our Welcome Events.

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Intercultural support

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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Working in Germany

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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Ombudsperson

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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Contact

Contact

Jirka Reichmann

Service International (student services for international degree seeking students, international doctorate admission services)