University of Hamburg |Study Abroad Admission in University of Hamburg in Germany

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Introduction

The University of Hamburg (German: Universität Hamburg) is a comprehensive university in Hamburg, Germany. It was founded on 28 March 1919. In spite of its relatively short history, five Nobel Prize Winners and serials of scholars are affiliated to the university. University of Hamburg is the biggest research and education institution in Northern Germany and one of the most extensive universities in Germany.
According to the QS World University Rankings, it was placed 186th globally in 2013, with Arts and Humanities being the highest ranked subjects at 98th place.

Campus

Over 180 properties, scattered throughout the city, make up the University of Hamburg. The main campus of the university is located in the central district of Rotherbaum, with affiliated institutes and research centers spread around the city state. The Main Building stands on the Moorweide opposite Hamburg Dammtor station, not far from the main campus at Von-Melle-Park.

Courses

The university offers many courses for the students. For the information on the courses offered by the University, please click on the following link:
https://www.uni-hamburg.de/en/campuscenter/studienangebot/international.html

Accommodation
Studierendenwerk (student services) accommodation
Studierendenwerk Hamburg currently provides 23 housing facilities for 4,000 inhabitants. All rooms are furnished and rent including utilities starts at EUR 230. This rather inexpensive type of accommodation is much desired, however. We strongly recommend that you apply online at least three months before your planned moving date!
For further information, offerings and deadlines, please refer to the page of student services Studierendenwerk, which offers :

Commercial housing opportunities

You will find numerous communal housing cooperatives, housing companies and private landlords in Hamburg. Check out the following online real estate portals for vacancies!

Immobilienscout24
Immonet
Immowelt
Immo-Suche
Nestoria

Exchange platforms which are available for house sharing:

Looking for a room
Shared student accommodation
Shared apartments

You can also resort to the traditional ways of looking for an accommodation via University notice boards or apartment ads in local newspapers.
For more information about accommodation pleases refer the following link-
https://www.uni-hamburg.de/en/campuscenter/campus-leben/wohnen.html

Cost of living
Without additional costs for further insurances, private vehicles, etc. you ought to expect the following expenses:

Housing: ca. EUR 250–450 per month
Living expenses: ca. EUR 300–500 Euro per month

Tuition Fees
The good news is: in October 2012 University of Hamburg abolished tuition fees. Thus, students only have to cover a semester contribution of EUR 310 per semester.
Apropos semester contribution: it also covers the semester public transport pass that allows you to use public transportation in greater Hamburg all semester long.
For more information pleases refer the following link-
https://www.uni-hamburg.de/en/campuscenter/campus-leben/finanzen.html

Scholarship
International students and first-degree graduates can apply for a scholarship of up to € 650 per month for a twelve-month period. They must be completing a degree at Universität Hamburg and demonstrate good to excellent academic performance.
International students at University of Hamburg not eligible for BAföG (federal financial aid) or who do not have other financial means can apply for a merit scholarship.
Towards the end of their studies, international students can also apply for degree completion grants. Both types of funding are provided by the state. International students do not, however, have legal entitlement to financial aid.

Notable Alumni

Sr. No.	NAME	NOTABILITY
1.	Shiing-Shen Chern	Winner of Wolf Prize in mathematics in 1984
2.	Wolfgang Burandt	Lawyer, legal academic and professor for commercial law
3.	Jürgen Ehlers	Winner of Max Planck Medal in 2002
4.	Rainer Froese	Developer of FishBase
5.	Harald zur Hausen	Winner of Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2008
6.	Hans Adolf Krebs	Winner of Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1953
7.	Jens Marklof	Mathematician and physicist. Winner of the Whitehead Prize
8.	Paul Nevermann	First Mayor of Hamburg (1961–1965)
9.	Dagmar Reichardt	Cultural scholar
10.	Wolfgang Schäuble	Politician

Advising and counseling
The University offers advice and counseling to students. You can contact them for the same at:
https://www.unihamburg.de/en/campuscenter/beratung/beratungsangebote/studienberatung.html
Academic advising office hours
Mon–Wed 10 am–1 pm
Thu 2–6 pm

Academic advising by telephone
+49 40 42838-7181
Mon–Wed 10 am–12 pm

Call for any Query

09352732941

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