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The University of Mannheim is located in the city center of Mannheim, Germany. It comprises of two campuses, Campus West, which includes the squares A5 and B6, is close to the palace, and Campus East, which extends from Mannheim Palace to Mannheim Main Station.
The University of Mannheim is known for its practical orientation and its knowledge transfer with society. Numerous researchers are members of national or international bodies, or work at institutes or associations that have an advisory role in business, society, and politics. Students are also active in society.
The University of Mannheim opens many doors for me and helps me in achieving my personal goals. Georg Schade, student of the bachelor's program in Business Administration / Credit: Rike Allendörfer I decided to study at the University of Mannheim because of its excellent reputation in the field of Business Administration, the program’s international orientation, and the integrated semester abroad.
The University of Mannheim helps international students to strengthen their German language skills by providing a number of language courses at different levels. German for International Students International degree-seeking students must prove they have a very good level of German language proficiency.
Students have voted the University of Mannheim “Top University” and winner. in the category “Most popular university with 5,000 – 15,000 students” on the student evaluation portal Studycheck.de! Mannheim Master in Management the most flexible master's program in Business Administration in Germany ︎ international learning environment.
Studying Business Informatics at the University of Mannheim is a unique experience, especially so since there is an entire school dedicated to business informatics and mathematics. The broad range of courses offered in English demonstrates the university’s international orientation.
The University of Mannheim is the first public higher education institution in Germany to align its academic calendar with the international academic year. This makes it easier for students, teachers and researchers to participate in exchanges, and contributes to the campus’ international character. Spring semester. 1 February – 31 July.
