University of Erfurt

Tubingen, Germany

The University of Erfurt is a public institution founded in 1379, later closed in 1816, and re‑established in 1994 after German reunification—thus uniquely regarded as both the oldest and youngest university in Germany . Today, with around 5,700–6,000 students and over 100 professorships, it focuses on humanities, cultural studies, social science
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The University of Erfurt is located on a compact urban campus in central Erfurt, featuring historic mid‑20th century academic buildings that have been thoughtfully modernized. Renovated lecture halls, seminar rooms, and small research labs are seamlessly integrated into a heritage environment, creating a sense of architectural continuity. Today’s facilities include a modern Language Training Centre, computer labs, and a designated student club venue, all set within walkable distances. The campus is intentionally designed to foster ease of mobility—students can conveniently move between lecture halls, library, and central services by foot thanks to the University’s well-integrated layout and green spaces.
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The University of Erfurt is located on a compact urban campus in central Erfurt, featuring historic mid‑20th century academic buildings that have been thoughtfully modernized. Renovated lecture halls, seminar rooms, and small research labs are seamlessly integrated into a heritage environment, creating a sense of architectural continuity. Today’s facilities include a modern Language Training Centre, computer labs, and a designated student club venue, all set within walkable distances. The campus is intentionally designed to foster ease of mobility—students can conveniently move between lecture halls, library, and central services by foot thanks to the University’s well-integrated layout and green spaces.

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Student Support

The University’s Student Affairs and Student Advisory Service offices offer comprehensive support, covering everything from enrollment assistance and administrative queries to academic offering counseling and individual mentoring. The STUDIMAT online tool helps students structure their bachelor’s double‑subject programmes effectively. International students benefit from a “Buddy Programme,” situating them with local mentors to ease cultural adaptation and integration. The Student Council (StuRa) further helps steer student-led initiatives, representing student interests in university governance.

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Student Life

Student life at Erfurt is active and multicultural. A diverse array of student societies and interest groups operate on campus—from political and cultural organizations to hobby clubs and the weekly Café International, where domestic and international students interact informally. The university also participates actively in Model United Nations, with its NMUN New York team having won multiple international awards. Social and cultural life is enhanced by proximity to the vibrant Engelsburg student centre in Erfurt’s Old Town, which hosts film nights, lectures, concerts, and other events.

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The university does not operate its own dormitories but collaborates closely with the Studierendenwerk Thüringen, which manages student residences in Erfurt. These offer affordable, partially furnished single or shared rooms, with applications open from April 1 for winter semester and October 1 for summer semester  . Average monthly rent in Erfurt is modest—around €330/month, making shared flats (Wohngemeinschaften or WGs) very popular. Students receive guidance on local listings as well as from platforms and city-based resources

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Student Safety

Erfurt is known for being one of Germany’s safe, medium-sized cities with low crime rates. While there is no dedicated on-campus safety service, the university ensures administrative and advisory support for mobility and integration into the city’s infrastructure  . All international students must register with local city authorities (Bürgerservice) and—if applicable—apply for residence permits at the Ausländerbehörde, which ensures a structured and secure administrative setup.

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Career Support

The University provides integrated career orientation through its mentoring system and general education programme, making it a model for holistic support in the German academic context  . While it does not feature a dedicated in-house career centre, students benefit from the Studierendenwerk Thüringen’s job-exchange platforms, promotion of internships, and job postings in cooperation with external networks and portals  . Academic advising, degree-structuring (via STUDIMAT), and support services all contribute to students’ preparation for employment and internships.

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