Worms: English-taught programs with Admission Restriction — Numerus Clausus/NC (2026/27)

Worms offers international students a distinctive living experience in one of Germany’s oldest cities, where everyday life is shaped by deep historical roots and a calm, welcoming atmosphere. Located in Rhineland-Palatinate along the Rhine River, Worms is known for its role in European history, reflected in landmarks such as Worms Cathedral, the Nibelungen Bridge, and the city’s strong connections to the Nibelungen saga. Despite its rich past, Worms feels modern and approachable, with a compact city center, short distances, and a relaxed pace of life that makes settling in easy. Cafés, cultural events, and riverside spaces create a pleasant social environment, while living costs remain moderate compared to larger German cities.

Worms offers international students a distinctive living experience in one of Germany’s oldest cities, where everyday life is shaped by deep historical roots and a calm, welcoming atmosphere. Located in Rhineland-Palatinate along the Rhine River, Worms is known for its role in European history, reflected in landmarks such as Worms Cathedral, the Nibelungen Bridge, and the city’s strong connections to the Nibelungen saga. Despite its rich past, Worms feels modern and approachable, with a compact city center, short distances, and a relaxed pace of life that makes settling in easy. Cafés, cultural events, and riverside spaces create a pleasant social environment, while living costs remain moderate compared to larger German cities. Its central location within the Rhine-Neckar region ensures good transport connections to cities such as Mannheim, Mainz, and Frankfurt. With its blend of history, livability, and accessibility, Worms provides international students with an authentic German city experience that balances cultural depth and everyday comfort.