The topographic convergence of technology and nature makes Kaiserslautern both a vibrant urban center and a natural oasis. Blessed with favorable surroundings, getting in touch with nature is particularly easy in Kaiserslautern, where Germany's largest interlinked woodlands are at your doorstep.

Kaiserslautern is home to people from over 140 nations, contributing to a diverse and vibrant city life. As a global village, Kaiserslautern cultivates friendly relationships with numerous cities from European countries as well as bonds overseas to the USA and Japan. Most of the 100,000 inhabitants speak English which makes it easy to feel at ease soon.

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Southampton is the largest city in the county of Hampshire on the south cost of England. It has a population of around 250,000 people. Southampton is a major sea port and the closest city to new forest.

The University is a friendly and welcoming place, and student life on campus is vibrant and dynamic. As part of a global community, you'll have opportunities to work, live and socialise with students from a wide variety of backgrounds and experiences.


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The city of Trondheim is more than one thousand years old. The majestic Nidarosdomen Cathedral, makes Trondheim Norway's foremost pilgrimage site. The city has more than 180,000 inhabi­tants. With one in six of its residents a university student, Trondheim can't help but be a hoppin' town. Whether your idea of a lively nightlife is a piano bar or a lighted ski trail – Trondheim has it all. It's no wonder that Trondheim is regularly voted as Norway's best university student town.


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“Without Italy, Torino would be more or less the same. But without Torino, Italy would be very different.” (Umberto Eco)

Why Turin? Studying in Turin is an excellent choice.
This city have the most prestigious academic poles in Italy: the Università degli Studi has up to 70.000 students (and 600 years of history); according to the Censis statistic the Politecnico is the best engineering University in Italy.
The Politecnico di Torino can be considered a Research University: its strength is the creation of a study, research and innovation network, thanks to its yearly 800 protocol of agreements with public and private companies or local organisations. Every year 32.000 students choose its courses, masters and graduate studies in engineering and architecture; 15% of University community students are international and the partnerships with other faculties are several in the world and they allow the achievement of a Double-degree program.

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