The state capital Hanover has a lot to offer and yet is often underrated. You will not find a pretty old town here, but other pleasant things: go for a walk in one of Europe’s largest city forests, let yourself be taken back in time in the Herrenhäuser Gärten, stroll through the hip Linden district or admire the Wilhelmian style houses in List. Hanover has many treasures waiting to be discovered by you.
Hanover is an important traffic hub in Germany. Here you are not only well connected to the rest of the world in terms of transport but also economically: Hanover is an international trade fair location, which is why many different companies have settled here. If you like, you can quickly find opportunities to gain your first professional experience alongside studying here.
The city has a total population of around 550,000. About 10 percent of them study at the city's various higher education institutions. In addition to larger institutions with a broad spectrum of degree courses, Hanover also has specialised higher education institutions with a focus on subjects such as business, medicine, veterinary medicine or music. Although the campuses are spread throughout the city, public transport is very well developed, so you can get from A to B quickly and easily, both for your classes and for leisure activities. It’s also easy to get around on a bike in Hanover!
By the way: would you like to get involved in student groups and initiatives? For example, you can sing in a choir, play in a band, organise readings or be active in a theatre group. And cultural student groups are even financially supported by the Studierendenwerk Hannover.
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