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In central Hamburg, you will find our modern Eimsbüttel Campus, and only five kilometres away is the heart of our marketing office in HafenCity—Europe’s largest inner-city waterfront development blueprint.

Even Goethe mused about Leipzig's perfection in the world-famous Auerbachs Keller. And rightly so, because the city leaves hardly anything to be desired. Here you can enjoy art and culture and turn night into day in the numerous pubs and clubs. To relax, head to one of the many rivers and lakes in the surrounding area. Another plus: thanks to its manageable size, almost everything in Leipzig can be reached by bike or on foot.

The capital of Lower Saxony is the perfect place for lovers of outside activities, because Hanover is one of the greenest cities in Germany: a full 15% of the popular metropolis consists of green spaces. The wet element is not neglected either: with its location on the river Leine and the Maschsee lake in Südstadt, Hanover offers plenty of local recreational opportunities. Hanover can also offer art and culture. Whether it's a visit to the theatre, a return to sports, a shopping spree or some relaxation from your job in one of the numerous parks – in Hanover you'll always have something to do.

Stuttgart has many facets and offers a varied student life. At first glance, the idyllic surroundings with forests and vineyards do not suggest that Stuttgart is an important financial centre and university city. There are many ways to spend your free time outside of work in Stuttgart. For example, relaxing in one of the many parks, for culture enthusiasts in the museum or for night owls in one of the numerous clubs and bars.

Freiburg – the economic centre in the beautiful Black Forest. The city is not only the southernmost major city in Germany, but also one of the most popular. With its many hours of sunshine, its location on the Baden Wine Route, the Feldberg and the picturesque old town, Freiburg is an attractive destination: tourism is flourishing. In the lively student city, you can enjoy culture, explore the parks and hang out with your fellow students in the pubs in the "Bermuda Triangle". And at the weekend, you won't have far to go to Europa-Park.

A unique cultural scene and numerous innovative companies: Dresden is just the right place for your next career step? Perfect, we can't wait to hear from you! The state capital has a wide variety of industries to offer – including the cultural and creative industries, retail, and the tourism and congress industry. Around seven million visitors come to Dresden every year to marvel at the many sights.Those who like to party will get their money's worth in Neustadt, Dresden's largest trendy and pub district. The city's numerous parks are a popular meeting place, especially in summer. After all, Dresden is one of the greenest cities in Europe.