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PD Dr. Philipp Löffler

Tuesday, 2.00 - 4.00 P.M.

HCA: Hauptstr. 120, Room 207

philipp.loeffler@as.uni-heidelberg.de

 
Information

For all BA and MA students having administrative issues–be it with the registration for seminars or credit points or the creation of a semester plan–there will be an office hour/consultation hour on Thursday, January 11, from 1pm to 2pm in the HCA's meeting room on the first floor.

The University of Heidelberg is currently in the process of implementing a new application system (HeiCO). In case the application through this system does not work, we will continue to accept applications by (non-electronic) mail.

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Visa & Housing

All nonimmigrant visitors are required to have a valid visa in their passports to be allowed to study in Germany. We advise you to contact the German embassy as soon as you get our letter of admission. Please note that the application process for a visa can take weeks (occasionally months) due to the fact that the representative German authorities must contact the authorities in Heidelberg for final approval.

  • In order to obtain a visa for studying in Germany, it is necessary to present your letter of admission issued by the University of Heidelberg to the proper representative authorities.
  • An overview of the most important German visa and entrance regulations can be found on the website of Heidelberg University.
  • For general information about getting a visa please refer to the Federal Foreign Office website.
  • However, we recommend to verify the visa regulations pertaining to your specific case with the German consulate or embassy in your home country.

As soon as you get your letter of admission you should think about where to live in Heidelberg.

International students are encouraged to use the Studierendenwerk’s ServicePackage. This ensures that students have a dormitory reserved upon arrival in Heidelberg.

In addition there are numerous private and religious agencies, which offer rooms in residence halls. 

If you are looking for a room or apartment on the private housing market, you can search through various online platforms, only to name a few: 

The University offers a compilation of Heidelberg´s most popular private housing websites.

 

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