The course is primarily intended to help you become more comfortable using German, but there are also some activities to help you become familiar with Leipzig and everyday life in the city. The Akademisches Auslandsamt will arrange housing for exchange students either in residence halls or in rooms let by private landlords. The international office in Leipzig estimates living expenses at around 900 DM per month. Student cafeterias offer meals at reasonable prices. Graduate tuition is slightly higher.
Personal expenses are in addition.
Wiesbaden is the state capital and second largest city of Hessen with approximately 260,000 inhabitants. It is a major administrative, economic, and residential center in the Rhein-Main region. All courses are taught in German. Management, International Business Media Studies Room and Board Students must arrange for their own accommodations. The housing office at Wiesbaden will be able to assist with these arrangements.