SAARLAND UNIVERSITY

Uni Saarland's School of Engineering

Location at Saarland University

The Saarland University is located in Saarbrucken which is the capital and largest city of the state of Saarland, Germany. Saarbrucken was created in 1909 by the merger of three towns, Saarbrücken, St. Johann, and Malstatt-Burbach. Saarbrucken was the industrial and transport center of the Saar coal basin. Historic landmarks can be found in the city. These include the stone bridge across the Saar (1546), the 18th-century Saarbrucken Castle, the Gothic church of St. Arnual, and the old part of the town, the Sankt Johanner Markt (Market of St. Johann). The city is home to several teams, most notable of which is association football team based at the Ludwigspark stadium. In the past a top-flight team, twice the country's vice-champions, and participant in European competitions, the club draws supporters from across the region. Lower league SV Saar 05 Saarbrucken is the other football team in the city. The Saarland Hurricanes are one of the top American football teams in the country, with its junior team winning the German Junior Bowl in 2013.

Infrastructure at Saarland University

The Saarland University has a number of buildings on campus. It is a multiple-campus university comprising 3 main sites in and around Saarbrucken: Campus Alt-Saarbrucken, Campus Rotenbuhl, and Campus Gottelborn. Campus Alt-Saarbrucken houses the School of Engineering, the School of Social Sciences, the Department of Civil Engineering as well as the Franco-German Institute for Technology and Business (ISFATES-DFHI). Campus Rotenbuhl is home to the Business School. The School of Architecture is located on the Campus Gottelborn.

Residing Options at Saarland University

The Welcome Center provides assistance to international students and doctoral researchers and visiting international scholars who need to find suitable accommodation in Saarbrucken. University can help students to find a room with a private landlord. University will help students to apply for an apartment or room in a hall of residence. University also has a limited number reserved for students on exchange programs. University can also help students with some of the steps that need to be taken after students have arrived in Saarbrucken.

Weather at Saarland University

In Saarbrücken, the winters are very cold, and windy: while the summers are comfortable and partly cloudy. Over the course of the year, the temperature usually varies from 31°F to 76°F and is rarely above 86°F or below 19°F. The warm season extends from June 5 to September 9, with an average daily rise in temperature above 68°F. The cold season extends from November 17 to March 4, with an average daily drop in temperature below 46°F.

Faculty and pedagogy at Saarland University

The Saarland University has a faculty to staff ratio of about 1:11. The University has total faculty staff of 1,275 from which 285 are International staff and rest 990 are domestic. The total number of students in University are 13,636 from which 2,896 are International students.

Financial aid at Saarland University

The University provides a variety of scholarships, both full and partial, for stays abroad: scholarships for undergraduate and graduate studies, language courses, internships, and short research visits. The DAAD awards scholarships are available for study stays, language courses, internships, research visits, etc. On the website of DAAD scholarships, there is a scholarship database (daad), that helps everyone (undergraduate and graduate students) to find the right scholarship. Here students will also find a wealth of information about studying and internships abroad. The DAAD provides a number of scholarship guides and brochures to the interesting students, for example on language courses.

Jobs and placements at Saarland University

Saarland University aims to provide their students with the best possible knowledge so that can do very well in their career. The University also runs some mandatory periods of practical training and supervised work placements. The Saarland University also offers some major training courses in world-of-work skills and careers advice that designed to help graduates so that they can make the best possible transition from university to workplace. University also runs some career center that provides comprehensive advice and guidance on practical training, work placement and career and employment opportunities.

Crowd and campus life at Saarland University

Campus life at the University is interesting. The environment of University is quite good and it helps the students to make more attentive towards their studies. The terrain of the campus is attractive. In addition to providing students a high-quality education, Saarland University offers a wide range of leisure and recreational activities both on and off campus which includes an extensive sports programs and a multitude of cultural activities such as student drama groups, musical ensembles, and choirs. The beautiful place named 'Mensa' - the student refectory - is not only a popular place to eat but also to meet other students. And Saarbrucken also boasts a great range of cafes, bars, and parks, where students can hang out and relax.

Alumni at Saarland University

• David Bardens - Physician.
• Susanne Albers - Scientist.
• F. Thomas Bruss - Mathematician.
• Jurgen W. Falter - Political Scientist.
• Alexandra Kertz-Welzel - Professor of Music Education at LMU Munich

Verdict at Saarland University

The University provides all possible needs to their students so that they gain knowledge without any strain. The best thing about the University is that with the aim of incorporating University characteristics and approaches in their mission of providing education, research, and contributions to society, they will continue to enhance their educational programs, carry out research that is both original and advanced, and strengthen cooperative efforts together with local industries and society as well as universities.

Uni Saarland's School of MBA/Management

Location at Saarland University

The Saarland University is located in Saarbrucken which is the capital and largest city of the state of Saarland, Germany. Saarbrucken was created in 1909 by the merger of three towns, Saarbrücken, St. Johann, and Malstatt-Burbach. Saarbrucken was the industrial and transport center of the Saar coal basin. Historic landmarks can be found in the city. These include the stone bridge across the Saar (1546), the 18th-century Saarbrucken Castle, the Gothic church of St. Arnual, and the old part of the town, the Sankt Johanner Markt (Market of St. Johann). The city is home to several teams, most notable of which is association football team based at the Ludwigspark stadium. In the past a top-flight team, twice the country's vice-champions, and participant in European competitions, the club draws supporters from across the region. Lower league SV Saar 05 Saarbrucken is the other football team in the city. The Saarland Hurricanes are one of the top American football teams in the country, with its junior team winning the German Junior Bowl in 2013.

Infrastructure at Saarland University

The Saarland University has a number of buildings on campus. It is a multiple-campus university comprising 3 main sites in and around Saarbrucken: Campus Alt-Saarbrucken, Campus Rotenbuhl, and Campus Gottelborn. Campus Alt-Saarbrucken houses the School of Engineering, the School of Social Sciences, the Department of Civil Engineering as well as the Franco-German Institute for Technology and Business (ISFATES-DFHI). Campus Rotenbuhl is home to the Business School. The School of Architecture is located on the Campus Gottelborn.

Residing Options at Saarland University

The Welcome Center provides assistance to international students and doctoral researchers and visiting international scholars who need to find suitable accommodation in Saarbrucken. University can help students to find a room with a private landlord. University will help students to apply for an apartment or room in a hall of residence. University also has a limited number reserved for students on exchange programs. University can also help students with some of the steps that need to be taken after students have arrived in Saarbrucken.

Weather at Saarland University

In Saarbrücken, the winters are very cold, and windy: while the summers are comfortable and partly cloudy. Over the course of the year, the temperature usually varies from 31°F to 76°F and is rarely above 86°F or below 19°F. The warm season extends from June 5 to September 9, with an average daily rise in temperature above 68°F. The cold season extends from November 17 to March 4, with an average daily drop in temperature below 46°F.

Faculty and pedagogy at Saarland University

The Saarland University has a faculty to staff ratio of about 1:11. The University has total faculty staff of 1,275 from which 285 are International staff and rest 990 are domestic. The total number of students in University are 13,636 from which 2,896 are International students.

Financial aid at Saarland University

The University provides a variety of scholarships, both full and partial, for stays abroad: scholarships for undergraduate and graduate studies, language courses, internships, and short research visits. The DAAD awards scholarships are available for study stays, language courses, internships, research visits, etc. On the website of DAAD scholarships, there is a scholarship database (daad), that helps everyone (undergraduate and graduate students) to find the right scholarship. Here students will also find a wealth of information about studying and internships abroad. The DAAD provides a number of scholarship guides and brochures to the interesting students, for example on language courses.

Jobs and placements at Saarland University

Saarland University aims to provide their students with the best possible knowledge so that can do very well in their career. The University also runs some mandatory periods of practical training and supervised work placements. The Saarland University also offers some major training courses in world-of-work skills and careers advice that designed to help graduates so that they can make the best possible transition from university to workplace. University also runs some career center that provides comprehensive advice and guidance on practical training, work placement and career and employment opportunities.

Crowd and campus life at Saarland University

Campus life at the University is interesting. The environment of University is quite good and it helps the students to make more attentive towards their studies. The terrain of the campus is attractive. In addition to providing students a high-quality education, Saarland University offers a wide range of leisure and recreational activities both on and off campus which includes an extensive sports programs and a multitude of cultural activities such as student drama groups, musical ensembles, and choirs. The beautiful place named 'Mensa' - the student refectory - is not only a popular place to eat but also to meet other students. And Saarbrucken also boasts a great range of cafes, bars, and parks, where students can hang out and relax.

Alumni at Saarland University

• David Bardens - Physician.
• Susanne Albers - Scientist.
• F. Thomas Bruss - Mathematician.
• Jurgen W. Falter - Political Scientist.
• Alexandra Kertz-Welzel - Professor of Music Education at LMU Munich

Verdict at Saarland University

The University provides all possible needs to their students so that they gain knowledge without any strain. The best thing about the University is that with the aim of incorporating University characteristics and approaches in their mission of providing education, research, and contributions to society, they will continue to enhance their educational programs, carry out research that is both original and advanced, and strengthen cooperative efforts together with local industries and society as well as universities.

Uni Saarland's School of Medicine

Location at Saarland University

The Saarland University is located in Saarbrucken which is the capital and largest city of the state of Saarland, Germany. Saarbrucken was created in 1909 by the merger of three towns, Saarbrücken, St. Johann, and Malstatt-Burbach. Saarbrucken was the industrial and transport center of the Saar coal basin. Historic landmarks can be found in the city. These include the stone bridge across the Saar (1546), the 18th-century Saarbrucken Castle, the Gothic church of St. Arnual, and the old part of the town, the Sankt Johanner Markt (Market of St. Johann). The city is home to several teams, most notable of which is association football team based at the Ludwigspark stadium. In the past a top-flight team, twice the country's vice-champions, and participant in European competitions, the club draws supporters from across the region. Lower league SV Saar 05 Saarbrucken is the other football team in the city. The Saarland Hurricanes are one of the top American football teams in the country, with its junior team winning the German Junior Bowl in 2013.

Infrastructure at Saarland University

The Saarland University has a number of buildings on campus. It is a multiple-campus university comprising 3 main sites in and around Saarbrucken: Campus Alt-Saarbrucken, Campus Rotenbuhl, and Campus Gottelborn. Campus Alt-Saarbrucken houses the School of Engineering, the School of Social Sciences, the Department of Civil Engineering as well as the Franco-German Institute for Technology and Business (ISFATES-DFHI). Campus Rotenbuhl is home to the Business School. The School of Architecture is located on the Campus Gottelborn.

Residing Options at Saarland University

The Welcome Center provides assistance to international students and doctoral researchers and visiting international scholars who need to find suitable accommodation in Saarbrucken. University can help students to find a room with a private landlord. University will help students to apply for an apartment or room in a hall of residence. University also has a limited number reserved for students on exchange programs. University can also help students with some of the steps that need to be taken after students have arrived in Saarbrucken.

Weather at Saarland University

In Saarbrücken, the winters are very cold, and windy: while the summers are comfortable and partly cloudy. Over the course of the year, the temperature usually varies from 31°F to 76°F and is rarely above 86°F or below 19°F. The warm season extends from June 5 to September 9, with an average daily rise in temperature above 68°F. The cold season extends from November 17 to March 4, with an average daily drop in temperature below 46°F.

Faculty and pedagogy at Saarland University

The Saarland University has a faculty to staff ratio of about 1:11. The University has total faculty staff of 1,275 from which 285 are International staff and rest 990 are domestic. The total number of students in University are 13,636 from which 2,896 are International students.

Financial aid at Saarland University

The University provides a variety of scholarships, both full and partial, for stays abroad: scholarships for undergraduate and graduate studies, language courses, internships, and short research visits. The DAAD awards scholarships are available for study stays, language courses, internships, research visits, etc. On the website of DAAD scholarships, there is a scholarship database (daad), that helps everyone (undergraduate and graduate students) to find the right scholarship. Here students will also find a wealth of information about studying and internships abroad. The DAAD provides a number of scholarship guides and brochures to the interesting students, for example on language courses.

Jobs and placements at Saarland University

Saarland University aims to provide their students with the best possible knowledge so that can do very well in their career. The University also runs some mandatory periods of practical training and supervised work placements. The Saarland University also offers some major training courses in world-of-work skills and careers advice that designed to help graduates so that they can make the best possible transition from university to workplace. University also runs some career center that provides comprehensive advice and guidance on practical training, work placement and career and employment opportunities.

Crowd and campus life at Saarland University

Campus life at the University is interesting. The environment of University is quite good and it helps the students to make more attentive towards their studies. The terrain of the campus is attractive. In addition to providing students a high-quality education, Saarland University offers a wide range of leisure and recreational activities both on and off campus which includes an extensive sports programs and a multitude of cultural activities such as student drama groups, musical ensembles, and choirs. The beautiful place named 'Mensa' - the student refectory - is not only a popular place to eat but also to meet other students. And Saarbrucken also boasts a great range of cafes, bars, and parks, where students can hang out and relax.

Alumni at Saarland University

• David Bardens - Physician.
• Susanne Albers - Scientist.
• F. Thomas Bruss - Mathematician.
• Jurgen W. Falter - Political Scientist.
• Alexandra Kertz-Welzel - Professor of Music Education at LMU Munich

Verdict at Saarland University

The University provides all possible needs to their students so that they gain knowledge without any strain. The best thing about the University is that with the aim of incorporating University characteristics and approaches in their mission of providing education, research, and contributions to society, they will continue to enhance their educational programs, carry out research that is both original and advanced, and strengthen cooperative efforts together with local industries and society as well as universities.

Uni Saarland's School of Sciences

Location at Saarland University

The Saarland University is located in Saarbrucken which is the capital and largest city of the state of Saarland, Germany. Saarbrucken was created in 1909 by the merger of three towns, Saarbrücken, St. Johann, and Malstatt-Burbach. Saarbrucken was the industrial and transport center of the Saar coal basin. Historic landmarks can be found in the city. These include the stone bridge across the Saar (1546), the 18th-century Saarbrucken Castle, the Gothic church of St. Arnual, and the old part of the town, the Sankt Johanner Markt (Market of St. Johann). The city is home to several teams, most notable of which is association football team based at the Ludwigspark stadium. In the past a top-flight team, twice the country's vice-champions, and participant in European competitions, the club draws supporters from across the region. Lower league SV Saar 05 Saarbrucken is the other football team in the city. The Saarland Hurricanes are one of the top American football teams in the country, with its junior team winning the German Junior Bowl in 2013.

Infrastructure at Saarland University

The Saarland University has a number of buildings on campus. It is a multiple-campus university comprising 3 main sites in and around Saarbrucken: Campus Alt-Saarbrucken, Campus Rotenbuhl, and Campus Gottelborn. Campus Alt-Saarbrucken houses the School of Engineering, the School of Social Sciences, the Department of Civil Engineering as well as the Franco-German Institute for Technology and Business (ISFATES-DFHI). Campus Rotenbuhl is home to the Business School. The School of Architecture is located on the Campus Gottelborn.

Residing Options at Saarland University

The Welcome Center provides assistance to international students and doctoral researchers and visiting international scholars who need to find suitable accommodation in Saarbrucken. University can help students to find a room with a private landlord. University will help students to apply for an apartment or room in a hall of residence. University also has a limited number reserved for students on exchange programs. University can also help students with some of the steps that need to be taken after students have arrived in Saarbrucken.

Weather at Saarland University

In Saarbrücken, the winters are very cold, and windy: while the summers are comfortable and partly cloudy. Over the course of the year, the temperature usually varies from 31°F to 76°F and is rarely above 86°F or below 19°F. The warm season extends from June 5 to September 9, with an average daily rise in temperature above 68°F. The cold season extends from November 17 to March 4, with an average daily drop in temperature below 46°F.

Faculty and pedagogy at Saarland University

The Saarland University has a faculty to staff ratio of about 1:11. The University has total faculty staff of 1,275 from which 285 are International staff and rest 990 are domestic. The total number of students in University are 13,636 from which 2,896 are International students.

Financial aid at Saarland University

The University provides a variety of scholarships, both full and partial, for stays abroad: scholarships for undergraduate and graduate studies, language courses, internships, and short research visits. The DAAD awards scholarships are available for study stays, language courses, internships, research visits, etc. On the website of DAAD scholarships, there is a scholarship database (daad), that helps everyone (undergraduate and graduate students) to find the right scholarship. Here students will also find a wealth of information about studying and internships abroad. The DAAD provides a number of scholarship guides and brochures to the interesting students, for example on language courses.

Jobs and placements at Saarland University

Saarland University aims to provide their students with the best possible knowledge so that can do very well in their career. The University also runs some mandatory periods of practical training and supervised work placements. The Saarland University also offers some major training courses in world-of-work skills and careers advice that designed to help graduates so that they can make the best possible transition from university to workplace. University also runs some career center that provides comprehensive advice and guidance on practical training, work placement and career and employment opportunities.

Crowd and campus life at Saarland University

Campus life at the University is interesting. The environment of University is quite good and it helps the students to make more attentive towards their studies. The terrain of the campus is attractive. In addition to providing students a high-quality education, Saarland University offers a wide range of leisure and recreational activities both on and off campus which includes an extensive sports programs and a multitude of cultural activities such as student drama groups, musical ensembles, and choirs. The beautiful place named 'Mensa' - the student refectory - is not only a popular place to eat but also to meet other students. And Saarbrucken also boasts a great range of cafes, bars, and parks, where students can hang out and relax.

Alumni at Saarland University

• David Bardens - Physician.
• Susanne Albers - Scientist.
• F. Thomas Bruss - Mathematician.
• Jurgen W. Falter - Political Scientist.
• Alexandra Kertz-Welzel - Professor of Music Education at LMU Munich

Verdict at Saarland University

The University provides all possible needs to their students so that they gain knowledge without any strain. The best thing about the University is that with the aim of incorporating University characteristics and approaches in their mission of providing education, research, and contributions to society, they will continue to enhance their educational programs, carry out research that is both original and advanced, and strengthen cooperative efforts together with local industries and society as well as universities.

Uni Saarland's School of Arts

Location at Saarland University

The Saarland University is located in Saarbrucken which is the capital and largest city of the state of Saarland, Germany. Saarbrucken was created in 1909 by the merger of three towns, Saarbrücken, St. Johann, and Malstatt-Burbach. Saarbrucken was the industrial and transport center of the Saar coal basin. Historic landmarks can be found in the city. These include the stone bridge across the Saar (1546), the 18th-century Saarbrucken Castle, the Gothic church of St. Arnual, and the old part of the town, the Sankt Johanner Markt (Market of St. Johann). The city is home to several teams, most notable of which is association football team based at the Ludwigspark stadium. In the past a top-flight team, twice the country's vice-champions, and participant in European competitions, the club draws supporters from across the region. Lower league SV Saar 05 Saarbrucken is the other football team in the city. The Saarland Hurricanes are one of the top American football teams in the country, with its junior team winning the German Junior Bowl in 2013.

Infrastructure at Saarland University

The Saarland University has a number of buildings on campus. It is a multiple-campus university comprising 3 main sites in and around Saarbrucken: Campus Alt-Saarbrucken, Campus Rotenbuhl, and Campus Gottelborn. Campus Alt-Saarbrucken houses the School of Engineering, the School of Social Sciences, the Department of Civil Engineering as well as the Franco-German Institute for Technology and Business (ISFATES-DFHI). Campus Rotenbuhl is home to the Business School. The School of Architecture is located on the Campus Gottelborn.

Residing Options at Saarland University

The Welcome Center provides assistance to international students and doctoral researchers and visiting international scholars who need to find suitable accommodation in Saarbrucken. University can help students to find a room with a private landlord. University will help students to apply for an apartment or room in a hall of residence. University also has a limited number reserved for students on exchange programs. University can also help students with some of the steps that need to be taken after students have arrived in Saarbrucken.

Weather at Saarland University

In Saarbrücken, the winters are very cold, and windy: while the summers are comfortable and partly cloudy. Over the course of the year, the temperature usually varies from 31°F to 76°F and is rarely above 86°F or below 19°F. The warm season extends from June 5 to September 9, with an average daily rise in temperature above 68°F. The cold season extends from November 17 to March 4, with an average daily drop in temperature below 46°F.

Faculty and pedagogy at Saarland University

The Saarland University has a faculty to staff ratio of about 1:11. The University has total faculty staff of 1,275 from which 285 are International staff and rest 990 are domestic. The total number of students in University are 13,636 from which 2,896 are International students.

Financial aid at Saarland University

The University provides a variety of scholarships, both full and partial, for stays abroad: scholarships for undergraduate and graduate studies, language courses, internships, and short research visits. The DAAD awards scholarships are available for study stays, language courses, internships, research visits, etc. On the website of DAAD scholarships, there is a scholarship database (daad), that helps everyone (undergraduate and graduate students) to find the right scholarship. Here students will also find a wealth of information about studying and internships abroad. The DAAD provides a number of scholarship guides and brochures to the interesting students, for example on language courses.

Jobs and placements at Saarland University

Saarland University aims to provide their students with the best possible knowledge so that can do very well in their career. The University also runs some mandatory periods of practical training and supervised work placements. The Saarland University also offers some major training courses in world-of-work skills and careers advice that designed to help graduates so that they can make the best possible transition from university to workplace. University also runs some career center that provides comprehensive advice and guidance on practical training, work placement and career and employment opportunities.

Crowd and campus life at Saarland University

Campus life at the University is interesting. The environment of University is quite good and it helps the students to make more attentive towards their studies. The terrain of the campus is attractive. In addition to providing students a high-quality education, Saarland University offers a wide range of leisure and recreational activities both on and off campus which includes an extensive sports programs and a multitude of cultural activities such as student drama groups, musical ensembles, and choirs. The beautiful place named 'Mensa' - the student refectory - is not only a popular place to eat but also to meet other students. And Saarbrucken also boasts a great range of cafes, bars, and parks, where students can hang out and relax.

Alumni at Saarland University

• David Bardens - Physician.
• Susanne Albers - Scientist.
• F. Thomas Bruss - Mathematician.
• Jurgen W. Falter - Political Scientist.
• Alexandra Kertz-Welzel - Professor of Music Education at LMU Munich

Verdict at Saarland University

The University provides all possible needs to their students so that they gain knowledge without any strain. The best thing about the University is that with the aim of incorporating University characteristics and approaches in their mission of providing education, research, and contributions to society, they will continue to enhance their educational programs, carry out research that is both original and advanced, and strengthen cooperative efforts together with local industries and society as well as universities.

Uni Saarland's School of Law

Location at Saarland University

The Saarland University is located in Saarbrucken which is the capital and largest city of the state of Saarland, Germany. Saarbrucken was created in 1909 by the merger of three towns, Saarbrücken, St. Johann, and Malstatt-Burbach. Saarbrucken was the industrial and transport center of the Saar coal basin. Historic landmarks can be found in the city. These include the stone bridge across the Saar (1546), the 18th-century Saarbrucken Castle, the Gothic church of St. Arnual, and the old part of the town, the Sankt Johanner Markt (Market of St. Johann). The city is home to several teams, most notable of which is association football team based at the Ludwigspark stadium. In the past a top-flight team, twice the country's vice-champions, and participant in European competitions, the club draws supporters from across the region. Lower league SV Saar 05 Saarbrucken is the other football team in the city. The Saarland Hurricanes are one of the top American football teams in the country, with its junior team winning the German Junior Bowl in 2013.

Infrastructure at Saarland University

The Saarland University has a number of buildings on campus. It is a multiple-campus university comprising 3 main sites in and around Saarbrucken: Campus Alt-Saarbrucken, Campus Rotenbuhl, and Campus Gottelborn. Campus Alt-Saarbrucken houses the School of Engineering, the School of Social Sciences, the Department of Civil Engineering as well as the Franco-German Institute for Technology and Business (ISFATES-DFHI). Campus Rotenbuhl is home to the Business School. The School of Architecture is located on the Campus Gottelborn.

Residing Options at Saarland University

The Welcome Center provides assistance to international students and doctoral researchers and visiting international scholars who need to find suitable accommodation in Saarbrucken. University can help students to find a room with a private landlord. University will help students to apply for an apartment or room in a hall of residence. University also has a limited number reserved for students on exchange programs. University can also help students with some of the steps that need to be taken after students have arrived in Saarbrucken.

Weather at Saarland University

In Saarbrücken, the winters are very cold, and windy: while the summers are comfortable and partly cloudy. Over the course of the year, the temperature usually varies from 31°F to 76°F and is rarely above 86°F or below 19°F. The warm season extends from June 5 to September 9, with an average daily rise in temperature above 68°F. The cold season extends from November 17 to March 4, with an average daily drop in temperature below 46°F.

Faculty and pedagogy at Saarland University

The Saarland University has a faculty to staff ratio of about 1:11. The University has total faculty staff of 1,275 from which 285 are International staff and rest 990 are domestic. The total number of students in University are 13,636 from which 2,896 are International students.

Financial aid at Saarland University

The University provides a variety of scholarships, both full and partial, for stays abroad: scholarships for undergraduate and graduate studies, language courses, internships, and short research visits. The DAAD awards scholarships are available for study stays, language courses, internships, research visits, etc. On the website of DAAD scholarships, there is a scholarship database (daad), that helps everyone (undergraduate and graduate students) to find the right scholarship. Here students will also find a wealth of information about studying and internships abroad. The DAAD provides a number of scholarship guides and brochures to the interesting students, for example on language courses.

Jobs and placements at Saarland University

Saarland University aims to provide their students with the best possible knowledge so that can do very well in their career. The University also runs some mandatory periods of practical training and supervised work placements. The Saarland University also offers some major training courses in world-of-work skills and careers advice that designed to help graduates so that they can make the best possible transition from university to workplace. University also runs some career center that provides comprehensive advice and guidance on practical training, work placement and career and employment opportunities.

Crowd and campus life at Saarland University

Campus life at the University is interesting. The environment of University is quite good and it helps the students to make more attentive towards their studies. The terrain of the campus is attractive. In addition to providing students a high-quality education, Saarland University offers a wide range of leisure and recreational activities both on and off campus which includes an extensive sports programs and a multitude of cultural activities such as student drama groups, musical ensembles, and choirs. The beautiful place named 'Mensa' - the student refectory - is not only a popular place to eat but also to meet other students. And Saarbrucken also boasts a great range of cafes, bars, and parks, where students can hang out and relax.

Alumni at Saarland University

• David Bardens - Physician.
• Susanne Albers - Scientist.
• F. Thomas Bruss - Mathematician.
• Jurgen W. Falter - Political Scientist.
• Alexandra Kertz-Welzel - Professor of Music Education at LMU Munich

Verdict at Saarland University

The University provides all possible needs to their students so that they gain knowledge without any strain. The best thing about the University is that with the aim of incorporating University characteristics and approaches in their mission of providing education, research, and contributions to society, they will continue to enhance their educational programs, carry out research that is both original and advanced, and strengthen cooperative efforts together with local industries and society as well as universities.