Study Abroad

Two features set University of Bremen apart, it has hosted a marine Clusters of Excellence since 2006, and its research areas cross traditional subjects. It is also a young university, founded in 1971, which the university ranks among the world's top 50 young universities.

International students make up 17.7% of the student body, or 3,254 people, mostly from Asia and Europe. The university runs a Newcomer Service and orientation weeks, and offers English-taught master's programmes. Many bachelor's programmes are in German, so language requirements vary by course.

The university is best known for marine, polar and climate research, led by MARUM. It is also strong in materials science, engineering, artificial intelligence and robotics through its Minds, Media, Machines area, and in social policy and health sciences. These make up its five high-profile research

Yes. It covers monthly living costs, basic university semester contributions, mandatory health insurance allowances, and travel reimbursements. However, tuition fees at private institutions or special continuing-education master's fees are generally not covered.

The city of Bremen offers an efficient system of public transport including trams, buses and trains, and it is bike-friendly too. Cycling is one of the most common and cheap modes of transportation for the students, who get free semester tickets for travel in the region.

Yes, international students are allowed to do part-time work in Germany. There are chances of finding employment in cafes, restaurants, departments within the university and even on research projects. The students can earn some experience as well as earn for their daily expenses while studying.

The social environment at the University of Bremen is quite vibrant and laid back with its historical old town, West River and Green spaces, where students meet up for relaxation and studies outside. Some of the common activities include cultural events, cafes, restaurants, clubs, cycling, river wal

There are student dorms, student WG apartments, and even private studios as accommodation options available for international students. Early application is very recommended, especially when it comes to dorms, which is why it is suggested that one starts searching in advance. Newcomers often start w

Yes. Bremen is regarded as a student-friendly German city that combines quality education, affordable living and a relaxed lifestyle. The University of Bremen offers research-driven programs and international partnerships, while orientation programs, language courses and student organizations help n