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You would like to study in Constance? Read about what life looks like here and find interesting information and personal insights.
- The Lake
- The Alps
- The University
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- The Town
- Sunsets
- The Proximity to Austria and Switzerland
- You Can Go Sailing
- The Countryside
- German Christmas Markets
When you decide to go on Erasmus, one of the most important decisions to make is the view that you'll have every day. In Konstanz, this isn't a problem, because the lakeoffers you a pretty nice landscape. You can even see it from the university cafeteria! If that doesn't sound like holidays... If you go for the summer, you can even swim there, and ...
Being originally from Clermont-Ferrand, I can observe the mountains, but from afar. For me, the landscape is an important thing. And in Konstanz, I wasn't disappointed. At the end of the lake, when there are clear skies, you can see the Alps. If you really want a view to admire, head up to the Bismarck Turm, a tower from which you can get an amazin...
And here's the lovely view I was telling you about, taken from the roof of the uni, aka the roof terrace of the canteen. I'll write a more detailed article with more photos of the uni, but it's a really nice area for studying.If you're already from a great uni, maybe you won't be so impressed, but if yours is quite small, this huge uni is a really ...
Source The Germans like art, and Konstanz will prove this to you. If you open your eyes, you can see statues, graffiti, sculptures... And this is in all German towns. Art is something that takes up a big place in German life, and they love decorating their walls with street art.
Going for a walk in the town is a lovely thing. Konstanz is a small town, and so it's easy to discover typical German architecture, and culture, as well. Konstanz has a pretty cathedral, pretty churches, and even the station is an example of great architecture! The best way to discover a town is by walking, so don't hesitate to get lost in its litt...
I've already spoken about the sunsets from the top of the Bismarck Turm, and the town has an abundance of pretty places to sit and admire the sun going down. This photo was taken from the Bismarck Turm, but the port also offers a lovely view as the sun sets. For photography lovers, it's the perfect place. The same goes for barbecues and picnics wit...
Like I've already said in the little geography lesson earlier on, Lake Constance is shared between Germany, Austria, and Switzerland It's therefore easy to take little trips to Austria and Switzerland. You can reach the Swiss border on foot - in about five minutes from the port, you're in Switzerland! To get to Austria, it's just a bit over an hour...
It's maybe a bit childish, but in Konstanz, you can go sailing, and it's great. You can, for example, get to Meersburg, on the other side of the lake, in 15 minutes, and visit the castle. What's more, this is included in your Semesterticket, which covers public transport (I'll tell you more about this, I promise). What I liked was going to Friedric...
If you like big, noisy cities, Konstanz isn't for you. If you like things to be calm and tranquil, then keep reading this article. The photo just above, of once of Konstanz's parks, shows you just how green it is! The town is surrounded by forests, there are many parks, and the lake, as well, to get you close to nature. There's even an island of fl...
Germany is famous for being one of the countries with the most beautiful Christmas markets (the Nuremburg Christmas Market springs to mind). I was able to visit some markets in Germany, like Stuttgart, the many Christmas markets in Cologne, and of course, Konstanz. During the festive season, everything is bright, everything is lit up, and after the...
The University of Konstanz is a modern campus university with a clearly-defined and excellent profile. With over 100 study programmes in the Faculty of Sciences, the Faculty of Humanities and the Faculty of Politics, Law and Economics, your study options in Konstanz are expansive.
At the University of Konstanz, you can study at a modern, internationally leading research university. We have been continuously successful in the German Excellence competitions since 2007 and feature in top positions in rankings such as the CHE University Ranking.
Studying in Konstanz. Konstanz offers you 16 degree programmes in English at 3 higher education institutions. Konstanz is a small town at the southern edge of Germany. It is right next to the Bodensee, a lake bordering Germany, Austria and Switzerland with the small nation of Liechtenstein close by.
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