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  • Important facts about Saarland University
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Why Saarland University?

Saarland University brings together excellent research and hands-on teaching, all in an international environment. With around 16,000 students and around 24% international students, Saarland University is known for its innovative study programmes, outstanding research environment and comprehensive range of student support services. Saarland University has campuses in Saarbrücken and Homburg, combining the liveliness and thriving cultural scene of the big city with the serenity of the campus's forest location.

Why should you study at Saarland University?

  • Experience an international and multicultural campus: On our trilingual campus (German, English and French), cultural exchange is a part of everyday life. Students, teaching staff and researchers from over 120 countries shape our university and create an environment rich in diverse perspectives.
  • Network around the world: Exchange programmes with over 500 partners worldwide and international opportunities throughout Europe through our University of the Greater Region and Transform4Europe networks mean that your academic journey is not confined to national borders.
  • High-quality degree programmes: All our degree programmes are recognized internationally and accredited. Academic quality audits are carried out at regular intervals to ensure that students continue to receive an excellent learning experience, including small-group supervision and close interaction with their teachers and supervisors.
  • Outstanding preparation for your career: Outside of your degree programme, you can take courses that expand your knowledge on European culture and politics, intercultural communication, foreign languages and other key skills.
  • A lively campus: University sports, events and other activities give you the chance to relax, get inspired and meet new people.