The first day is dedicated to the administration required when starting to live and study here, and the remaining three weeks are devoted to intensive German training. You will take a placement test on the first day, and you will then be placed in a class. This is a great opportunity to get to know your fellow international students.

But living in Germany is not just about studying. But living in Germany is not just about studying. The Rhine-Neckar Region is a very attractive area to live in, so you will have the opportunity to take free trips with the International Office to nearby sites, including Heidelberg, the wine-growing region around Deidesheim in the Pfalz, and Mannheim city centre, among others. This is a great opportunity to get to know other students and gather ideas for future weekend trips. Most destinations in the region are covered by your ÖPNV ticket.