The campus is not solely there for “studies”. Various facilities are there to cater for your physical well-being, too. Then there is a wide range of student activities to take part in, as well as sport and culture.
It’s no good studying on an empty stomach!
And there is no need to, either. The food in the main dining hall has won numerous prizes and accolades. There are also several other cafés and restaurants to take care of your creature comforts ─ not to forget the weekly market for organic foods.
Libraries on the campus and in Bremen
Whether for studying or entertainment: you’ll find plenty of books on the campus. The State and University Library located on the Boulevard is open 6 days a week until late in the evening. And apart from specialist literature, the university book store in the glass entrance hall also carries a large stock of fiction books. There are also several bookstalls on the Boulevard and in GW2.
Studying has to be learnt!
Learning how to study is not so easy. The University of Bremen has a large number offers to help you cope, though, including courses on work and study methods, foreign languages, core competencies, career planning, EDV and multimedia.
Something for everyone!
There is something for everyone on the campus: University sport, orchestra, choir, theater, newspapers ─ and parties.
And in the unlikely event that you are not be able to find anything that interests you ─ there’s nothing to stop you doing something yourself. From a student body of 18,000, you’re sure to find any amount of like-minded people.
Getting involved is worthwhile!
There are many opportunities for students to get involved and represent their interests: in their faculty and degree program by working with their departmental committee (StugA) or as elected representatives of the student body in the Students Association (AStA) or the Students Council. The governing bodies of the University are also always interested to hear what students think about their studies.
Besides work and studies, the campus has a lot to offer that are part of everyday life: shops, hairdressers, weekly market.
