Ludwig Maximilian University |Study Abroad Admission in Ludwig Maximilian University in Germany

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A Brief Introduction

Known to be as one of Europe’s premier academic and research institute, the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich is one of Germany’s oldest universities. Established in the year 1457, it is a private research institute. It ranks 13th worldwide by Nobel Laureates. In terms of student population, it is Germany’s third largest University and has been considered as one of Germany’s and Europe’s top institution since the 19th century.

Campus

The University is located in the heart of Munich. Its main buildings are grouped around Geschwister-Scholl-Platz and Professor-Huber-Platz on Ludwigstrasse, extending into side streets such as Akademiestraße, Schellingstraße, and Veterinärstraße.
There are several other campuses located in Großhadern (Klinikum Großhadern), Martinsried (chemistry and biotechnology campus), the Ludwigsvorstadt (Klinikum Innenstadt) and in the Lehel (Institut am Englischen Garten), across from the main buildings, through the Englischer Garten.
The University’s main building is situated in Geschwister-Scholl-Platz and the main campus is accessible Munich subway's Universität station.

Courses

The University offers a large number of courses depending on the faculties and departments. You can check the list at:
http://www.en.bwl.uni-muenchen.de/study/studiengaenge/index.html

Accommodation

It is very difficult to find accommodation in the city of Munich, especially during the months of September, October and November. It is advisable for students to begin their search for the same considerable amount of time before the semester begins.
The majority of students in Munich live in flats, share apartments or private rooms. A minority of 13% students only live in the student housing, which is managed by Studentenwerk München”.
The average rent per month in Munich is around 400 Euros. Rooms and sharing flats may cost between 400 and 650 Euros a month. The rooms in student housing however, cost between 290 and 350 Euros a month.
Note- Be aware of fraudulence! Never transfer deposits or rental payments before arriving Munich, nor should you ever send you ID copies by mail to anyone till you are sure of the location and person.

Fees and Cost of Living
From the year 2013-14, there is no academic tuition fee required to be paid by students. Instead students have to pay semester wise , and charges for domestic and international students are the same.
Basic Fee: 52 EUR (Grundbeitrag, formerly Studentenwerksbeitrag)
Student Transit Pass: 61 EUR (Semester ticket, mandatory basic fee for restricted use, can be upgraded to full use "IsarCard Semester", costs are for winter term 2015/16)
You have to pay the registration fee (basic fee + student transit pass) within a week of registering (by cash or bank transfer).Munich is one of the most widely known, attractive and vibrant cities of Germany. Unfortunately it is also one of the most expensive as far as costs of living are concerned.

Typical costs are :

Rooms in private housing including utilities: €350–€600
Rooms in university housing: €300, or €370 including utilities
Health insurance: €80
Meals: €200–€250
Mobile phone: €15–€30

Thus, we suggest you calculate your monthly expenses no less than 700 EUR per month for costs of living. LMU, however, suggests students to calculate with 800 - 1,000 EUR per month.

Funding and Scholarships
International students are eligible for a limited number of scholarships and funding opportunities throughout the State of Bavaria and Germany. Some of these scholarships include:

Third-Year Scholarship
Deutschlandstipendium
Study Credit BAFÖG (Bundesausbildungsförderungsgesetz)
Doctoral Student Funding

Noted Alumni

Sr.No.	NAME	NOTABILITY
1.	Max Planck	The founder of quantum theory and Nobel laureate in Physics in 1918
2.	Gerhard Ertl	The Nobel laureate in Chemistry
3.	Sir Muhammad Iqbal	Philosopher,
4.	Pope Benedict XVI	A student and professor at LMU Munich
5.	Konrad Adenauer	Chancellor of Germany
6.	Werner Heisenberg	The Nobel Prize winner in Physics in 1932

Advising & Counseling
The University offers advice and counseling for students which can be accesed on the following link :
https://www.en.uni-muenchen.de/students/int_student_guide/studying_at_lmu/student_support/academic_advising/index.html

Contact Address
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
Geschwister-Scholl-Platz 1
80539 Munich
Germany

Call for any Query

09352732941

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