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Kiel

Federal state: Schleswig-Holstein
251,751
Population
13%
Students
0%
International students
€ 430
Room in a shared apartment

Kiel offers international students a refreshing educational experience at its historic university and specialized maritime institutions, set in Germany's sailing capital along the Baltic Sea. This vibrant port city provides excellent education with particular strengths in marine sciences, economics, and naval architecture, reflecting its maritime heritage and status as Schleswig-Holstein's capital. International students benefit from studying in a genuine coastal environment where the Kiel Fjord extends deep into the city center, creating unique opportunities for marine research and sailing. The university's strong international orientation, with numerous English-taught programs and dedicated support services, creates a welcoming atmosphere for foreign students enhanced by the city's outward-looking seafaring tradition.

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Kiel offers international students a refreshing educational experience at its historic university and specialized maritime institutions, set in Germany's sailing capital along the Baltic Sea. This vibrant port city provides excellent education with particular strengths in marine sciences, economics, and naval architecture, reflecting its maritime heritage and status as Schleswig-Holstein's capital. International students benefit from studying in a genuine coastal environment where the Kiel Fjord extends deep into the city center, creating unique opportunities for marine research and sailing. The university's strong international orientation, with numerous English-taught programs and dedicated support services, creates a welcoming atmosphere for foreign students enhanced by the city's outward-looking seafaring tradition. Students enjoy Kiel's perfect balance of urban amenities and natural beauty, with beaches and sailing harbors integrated into city life creating an exceptional quality of life unusual for a state capital. The annual Kiel Week, the world's largest sailing event, transforms the city into an international festival that epitomizes its dynamic maritime character. With its unique combination of academic strength in marine fields, affordable living costs compared to southern German cities, refreshing Baltic climate, and direct ferry connections to Scandinavia, Kiel offers international students an ideal study destination that balances intellectual stimulation with a distinctive nautical lifestyle in one of Germany's most livable coastal cities.

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Living costs

⌀ 430 Euros
13% below German average
Room in a shared apartment in Kiel
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National average
€493
€650
Hamburg
€450
Rostock
€450
Lübeck
€430
Kiel
Average accommodation cost (for a room in a shared apartment)

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Further information

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