The figures here are as accurate and current as possible. Costs listed here cover tuition, room and board, roundtrip airfare, local transportation, books, personal expenses, and the NU Study Abroad Administrative Fee. These costs do not include travel during breaks, souvenirs, and other personal expenses. Because Junior Year in Munich is an affiliated program, students who participate in this program will continue to receive financial aid, federal and NU grants, etc., if they are eligible. To encourage maximum immersion in the language and culture of Germany, students live with German students in popular university dormitories, which are in close proximity to the university.
Most students take a combination of the three types of courses during their first semester.
Junior Year courses are designed to prepare students for the courses they intend to take at the University. By the second semester it is expected that the University courses will comprise the majority of a student's classes. Students must work closely with their major undergraduate advisors when deciding what courses to take at the University. The Resident Director will assist students in finding courses as nearly equivalent as possible at the German University. Students should not plan to enroll in courses in the performing and fine arts, which are not offered at the university, except as theory or history.