As the northernmost university in Germany, Europa-Universität Flensburg is a young university, having previously been called the "College of Education" (1946-1994) and with 5,000 students and 400 employees it is is able to provide quality education and proximity to the students.
Subjects and courses offered at Europa-Universität Flensburg include humanities and theologies, art, textiles and music, educational sciences, teacher education, special education, mathematics, natural sciences, technology, general studies, health and nutrition, language, culture and media studies, European studies, sports science, economics and social sciences.
The main focus is on teacher training and international management.
Europa-Universität Flensburg and the University of Applied Sciences share a Career Center on campus. Among the activities organized by this center are: job fairs, visits to local businesses and work providers, publication of job and internship announcements for students, career counselling, student training courses, etc.
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Based on 6 reviews
What I really liked about the study experience was the balance between theory and practical application. The course content was engaging, and I appreciated opportunities to work on real-world tasks, discussions, and collaborative projects. The support from instructors and peers also made learning more motivating and interactive. One area that could be improved is the pacing and organisation of some modules. At times, certain topics felt rushed, while others could have included more hands-on examples or clearer guidance. More flexibility with deadlines and additional practical resources would also enhance the experience. Overall, I would summarize my study experience as positive, challenging, and rewarding. It helped me build both knowledge and confidence, while also improving my critical thinking, communication, and problem-solving skills.
it is okay. it is quite a small university, not many courses to choose from. but the administration is nice and tries to help students in different situations. very liberal and tolerant.
The Good -The City is small, but beautiful. Since it is small, affordable accomodation is easier to find compared to big cities -The campus is also small, but this gives you an advantage of being able to actively engage with lecturers during classes, which is a rare chance in big schools -Campus facilities are modern -The Academic Staff of my program (MA European Studies) are experts in their fields -There are exchange possibilities -Student life is enjoyable. There are events and parties The Bad -One may get bored in a small institution in a small city -It is usually rainy -The Curriculum concent of my program (European Studies) is poorly designed because the subjects they deal do not have a return in market The Ugly -If you are an high achieving competitive student, this uni is not for u. You will stagnate. -There is not much to do in Flensburg Verdict: EUF is a suitable school for an exchange program, but not worth for a full-time study program. All the students I met either love this uni or hate it. I did not encounter with someone in the middle ground.
Every semester the International Center organizes various events for all students and employees of Europa-Universität Flensburg to support the intercultural and language exchange on campus. The events usually take place in the Rotunde.
What we offer:
Before the Winter semester starts, the new students are welcomed by "Campus Angels" which assist the students in registering in the university, in finding accommodation, in registering in the city hall, in showing the city and in integrating the new students through the organisation of various group activities.
In the Central Library students eager to learn can find scientific literature. The library serves both students of the Europa-Universtität Flensburg and students of the Unversity of Applied Sciences Flensburg. It provides access to 421,000 books and over 18,000 electronic journals and e-books.
Free WifiAll students can use free wifi in the University Sports Center. Some cardiovascular exercise machines provide direct internet access. By 2016 this service will be available at all machines.
In Germany, all students up to the age of 30 are subject to compulsory health insurance (currently approx. 80 € monthly).
Germany's most northern university, with 5,000 student,s offers a very personal atmosphere. At Europa-Universität Flensburg we place particular emphasis on providing support and we value personal exchange with students and staff alike. At our University people know each other. Students are not just numbers lost in the crowd, but have names and faces who you will meet again and again. The University also sets great store by its international orientation, currently the International Centre cooperates with 80 partner universities in 32 countries around the globe.
Within the framework of Student Self-Administration students (directly or indirectly) choose their own representatives, in particular for:
EUF would like every student to have a successful semester abroad. Please check out our website for detailed information about how to obtain EUF credit points for coursework taken abroad, including all forms, deadlines and contact persons. Be sure to note the accreditation requirements for your specific EUF study program.
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