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Reasons for Studying at JLU

 

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Giessen: Open-minded student town 

with one of the highest student-inhabitant ratios in all of Germany and many leisure options

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No tuition fees

Courses of study at JLU are free of any tuition fees (except for the Dual Degree MSc Global Change).

All courses of study at a glance
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Excellent student support 

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs awarded us for excellent international student support in 2011 already. And we are taking this further.

Support structures
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International community

3100 students from abroad and about 15% of international doctoral students from over 110 different countries enrich the JLU community. 

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Unique study constellations

with an exceptionally broad range of interdisciplinary subjects which are unique within Germany.


All courses of study at a glance
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Very good career prospects

thanks to its proximity to the Rhine-Main metropolitan region, career preparation workshops and an international alumni network. Also check out our alumni network.

Career Services
German language course

Learner-oriented German Courses

Whether you want to go from beginner to advanced level for the DSH or TestDaF exam in one year or during the semester - we have a range of suitable courses on offer

We have a range of suitable courses on offer.
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Diverse research opportunities

enable scientific careers, for example at our four graduate centers with two clusters of excellence.



Find out where and what is being researched
Lokal International

Lokal International

Popular meeting place for international students with country nights, jam sessions, table football, salsa night and more.


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Undoubtedly, my time at JLU proved to be a boom form y career, as I cherished every moment spent there. Currently, I am employed as a PhD student at the Max Planck Institute in Cologne, yet fondly reminisce about the vibrant days I enjoyed in Giessen Minhaz, M.Sc. Agrobiotechnology graduate  Image: JLU / Minhaz Ibna Mannan

Image credits: 
Students at the Lahn: JLU / Katrina Friese 
Plant with coins: Michelle Dotcom / Unsplash
Students ESG: JLU / Katrina Friese 
Passports: Tanvir Morshed 2022, STUBE HessenWUS
Students PC-Pool: JLU / Friese
Game piece: tbd.
German Language Course: Colourbox 
Petri dish/LCB: JLU / Rolf K. Wegst
Lokal Int.: JLU / Katrina Friese