International students at the Internationales Sprachinstitut Nürnberg
Make it easier for yourself to settle in and fully integrate into life in Germany.
Support tailored to the needs of international students
The Internationales Sprachinstitut Nürnberg stands out for its commitment to international students, offering them tailored support to facilitate their integration in Germany. Whether you're coming to improve your language skills or to study at a German university, we're here to guide you every step of the way.
Administrative Guide
Here you'll find all the detailed instructions you need to complete the administrative formalities, from registering with our institute to the legal procedures for living in Germany.
Visa and Accommodation
We'll help you obtain your student visa and advise you on finding comfortable accommodation suited to your needs, whether in a hall of residence or a private apartment.
Nuremberg: A City at the Heart of German History and Culture
Located in Bavaria, Nuremberg is a historic city that played a key role in the cultural and political evolution of Germany. With a rich history dating back thousands of years, it is today one of the most fascinating destinations for anyone wishing to discover Germany's heritage while living in a modern, dynamic environment.
A Remarkable Historic Cen
Nuremberg has preserved its medieval charm, while modernizing over the centuries. The old town, surrounded by its impressive city walls, is home to landmarks such as the imperial castle (Kaiserburg) and the market square (Hauptmarkt), famous for its Christkindlesmarkt, one of Europe's oldest and most renowned Christmas markets.
Cradle of Art and Science
Nuremberg is also known as the home of Albrecht Dürer, one of the most influential artists of the German Renaissance. Today, the city pays tribute to its illustrious child with the Dürer House, now a must-see museum for art lovers. The city also played a pioneering role in the development of science and astronomy in medieval times, thanks in particular to the watchmaker and mathematician Johannes Müller (known as Regiomontanus).
A vibrant and dynamic culture
Beyond its historical heritage, Nuremberg is a vibrant city where tradition and modernity coexist harmoniously. Fans of music, theater and festivals will find a rich and diverse cultural scene. From the Nuremberg Opera to festivals such as the Nuremberg International Film Festival (NIHRFF), the city offers a wide range of artistic events all year round.
Nuremberg Today: A Cultural and Economic Crossroads
Today, Nuremberg is a true European crossroads, not only in terms of its history, but also as a center of innovation and international exchange. It is renowned for its trade fairs and its dynamism in sectors such as industry and technology, attracting visitors from all over the world.
Living in Nuremberg, you'll discover a city both steeped in tradition and resolutely focused on the future, offering a unique experience combining culture, history and modernity.
Life in Nuremberg
- Quality of life: Nuremberg offers an excellent quality of life. The city is clean, safe and has a modern infrastructure.
- Cost of living: The cost of living in Nuremberg is generally lower than in major European capitals, making it an attractive destination for students.
- Accommodation: Finding student accommodation in Nuremberg can be competitive. It's advisable to start your search early, especially if you're arriving during university term.
- International community: Nuremberg is home to a large international community, making it easy for foreign students to integrate.
