Leipzig University

Pretty main building. The university's church was blown up by the government in 1968, but it looks like they're restoring it now. There's a lot of scaffolding, and the facade they're creating looks more traditional. The church was built in the 16th century. The location of the school seems perfect for transportation, restaurants, etc.

The view of the university and the street is so beautiful. If there was no covid19 epidemic, I would have come here for the second time to train more knowledge!

This university has a lot of faculties of completely different directions, both humanitarian and exact sciences. As expected to be found among others like economics and law, and unexpected, like veterinary and theological. By the way, German chancellor Angela Merkel also studied here. But most of all in this building I was attracted not by its history or the inner kitchen of education, but by its appearance. This unimaginably beautiful monolithic building made of glass and concrete creates an indelible impression to everyone who comes to its walls for the first time. In any case, it was so with me. You can’t feel it in the photos where it’s just beautiful somehow. And yes, it’s not the same as any old huge cathedrals, but in live, going directly to its walls, this architectural style feels different from photos... more attractive.

At the heart of the city centre and easily accessible. Starbucks and Backwerk is around the corner where you can sit for hours.

Beautiful campus in the city centre. Very easy to find access to everything else in the city via transportation or just plain walking. The location is great for student who's city person.

Good location and a Starbucks around the corner. We were there for a conference in the foyer. Sometimes felt a bit congested but that’s fine. The interior is quite good and well designed.

I just visited this university during their open day and I was impressed! I am looking forward to study at this modern school in the middle of a nice little old town.

Nice building.