From Mexico City to Mannheim - Internationals at Uni Mannheim

From bustling Mexico City to the historic University of Mannheim: International business student Liz shares her exciting journey of studying abroad in Germany.

During her exchange semester, she not only explores German culture and cuisine but also learns new skills – including how to ride a bike! Find out what it’s like to study in a castle, what food she has discovered for herself and which place she particularly likes in Mannheim.

Studying at the University of Mannheim means top academics, international vibes and student life right in the heart of Germany.

Coming to Mannheim from abroad: In our new video series, international students take you on a journey through their life in Mannheim and show you what makes studying at the palace so special.

Find out more about studying abroad at Uni Mannheim and apply: https://www.uni-mannheim.de/en/academics/coming-to-mannheim/

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Germany has surprised me for the many things it has to offer. Not only as a tourist, but to live here, I’ve been amazed. I miss some good tacos, but I also have learned to love a good pretzel. I told my parents about the interview and they asked me, “Oh, are you talking in German?” And I said, “No. Okay, perfect. Economics one semester. One semester. One semester. I chose Uni Manheim as an exchange student because I wanted to practice my German and also because I fell in love with the campus. The schllo is simply beautiful. Manheim is practically in the center of Europe. It’s the heart of Europe. From here you can go travel for the weekend and the rest of the week you can study. One really beautiful thing about Germany is that you can really see a clear transition between seasons. It’s something that in Mexico you don’t seem to experience. And in here is just so normal to go out one day and see everything orange, yellow, brown like in the movies. I love to ride the bike because here I learned how to ride a bike. It has made me to really know the city and find really beautiful spots. I have one favorite spot in Manheim. It’s the Vaset town. A very beautiful point in the city. At night, I go to the gym. I love to play some Latin music like regon or some Mexican music like Juan Gabriel just to remember home. I love just to exercise and let all the stress out. I feel like I have myself in control of whatever I want to do. And whenever I want to be carried on, then I go to the heat. They are so so so intense and I feel so relaxed after that. When I go back to Mexico, I will finish my degree and after that I’m planning to pursue a PhD and maybe come back to Germany. I have made many friends here and that I think that’s a good reason why you can come here at Uni Manheim. You can make friends from the whole world. What I like the most from Germany is how calm it is. Like I feel so peaceful in here. I feel safe to go out uh at night, during the day, to ride on a bike and general. I feel I feel good right here. Okay, we got it. Ooh, let me think. Yeah, this is my biggest talent. I love Kaiser Shan. Shman Kaiser. Yeah. O delicious.

From Mexico City to Mannheim – Internationals at Uni Mannheim

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