View of a thatched house on the beach© DAAD/Daniel Reuber Open fig captionEurope+5Europe+5Germany's islands
City panorama of Fribourg© DAAD/Daniel Reuber Open fig captionEurope+4Europe+4The Black Forest & Tri-Border Region
Relaxing at the lake© Friedrichs/DAAD Open fig captionEastern Germany+5Eastern Germany+5Leipzig New Lakeland
Dragon boat© Malchiner Kanu-Club e.V. Open fig captionGreifswald+2Greifswald+2Mecklenburg Lake District
German beach with beach chairs© DAAD/contentküche Open fig captionBremerhaven+6Bremerhaven+6North Sea and Baltic Sea
Kletterwald © Kletterwald Taunus Open fig captionFrankfurt am Main+3Frankfurt am Main+3Rhine-Main region
Two students studying© DAAD/ Henning Ross Open fig captionGerman languageGerman is not an easy language – but one can learn anythingTo the magazine article
A sign for diversity: The LGBTQAI+ flag.© DAAD/ Daniel Reuber Open fig captionculture+5culture+5Diversity in Germany
Climate Strike in front of German Government building "Bundestag".© Julia Dalibor / DAAD Open fig captionculture+3culture+3Climate activism in Germany
Testimonial Timothy rocking his contrabass© DAAD/ Henning Ross Open fig captionculture+2culture+2Music in Germany
Jinmeng returning bottles in a supermarket.© Jinmeng Open fig captionculture+2culture+2Sustainability - Conserve. Reuse. Recycle.
Stamatis explaining a microscope © DAAD Open fig captionCareer start+5Career start+5Your gateway to a successful career
Testimonial Roberta watching the Pride Parade© DAAD/Daniel Reuber Open fig captionculture+1culture+1Pride Parades
The "Kleine Uli" (Little Ulrich Street) is just 100 metres from the University Square of the University of Halle and invites you to stroll, relax, chat and celebrate with a large number of cafés, bars and restaurants.© MLU/Fotograf Open fig captionculture+8culture+8Nightlife in Germany
Poetry slam event at the uni© Adam Aach / StuVe Presse Open fig captionculture+4culture+4Poetry Slams in Germany
A Funkenmariechen at the Rosenmontag parade in Mainz© DAAD/ Thomas Ebert Open fig captionculture+4culture+4Carnival in Germany
Christmas market and its stands© Study in Germany Open fig captionChristmas+3Christmas+3Christmas time in Germany
Gordon Gerriets proudly sporting Hertha BSC colours at an away game© Burmann/City-Press GmbH Open fig captionBerlin+8Berlin+8Germany’s No. 1 sporting obsession
Bread slices with "Obazda" spread© Maja Nett Open fig captionGerman CuisineWhen you think of German food, you probably immediately picture Sauerkraut and potatoes. There’s a lot more to German cuisine than that.To the magazine article
Shivani on a walk, she is carrying a large bag over her shoulder. Houses can be seen in the background.©DAAD/ Shivani Open fig captionBlog post written by ShivaniCommunity+6Community+6Life in Lockdown
Board game on a table©Nguyen Anh Thu Luu Open fig captionBlog post written by ThuCommunity+6Community+6My first impressions about the Germans
Various Asian dishes© Rumeng Open fig captionBlog post written by RumengCity characteristics+6City characteristics+6A Guide to Eating Out in Offenburg
Artistic shot of building in Mainz© Andres Open fig captionBlog post written by AndrésCommunity+3Community+3Mainz - First Impressions
A campus by sunset© Maria Open fig captionBlog post written by MariaCommunity+2Community+2Campus Universität Regensburg
Handmade wooden Christmas decorations, beautifully draped and laid out, are sold at a German Christmas market.© Rayhona Open fig captionBlog post written by RayhonaChristmas+10Christmas+105 things that you should definitely try at the ...
Female student smiling into the camera© Maria Open fig captionBlog post written by MariaCommunity+4Community+4Meine erste Zeit in Deutschland
Picture of a typewriter with the text "Story begins"©iStock/Michail_Petrov-96 Open fig captionBlog post written by CandiceCommunity+1Community+1Starting the Semester
Start to write your journey to Germany© Thư Open fig captionBlog post written by ThuCommunity+3Community+3How to apply for an English program in Germany
Explore more topicsGroup of people© DAAD/Henning Ross Open fig captionFive Reasons for GermanyWhat makes Germany the best place to study at?Why GermanyCity Ilmenau© Wendel/DAAD Open fig captionDiscover university citiesEvery German university town has its own special features. Which one will be your home in Germany?Explore
