EUSMAT, Universität des Saarlandes 

EUSMAT is the European School of Materials. EUSMAT was founded in 2006 and is located on the Campus of Saarland University in Germany at the Materials Science Department. Founded in November 1948, Saarland University was originally established as a bilingual university that combined French and German educational traditions while offering a unique European perspective. The university, which was established with the support of the French Government and the University of Nancy, was the first to be founded west of the River Rhine after the Second World War. At the time Saarland found itself in the special situation of being partly autonomous and linked to France by economic and monetary union. Prior to the foundation of the University, clinical training courses for medical students had been introduced at the state hospital in Homburg/Saar in January 1946 with the "Centre Universitaire d'Études Supérieures de Hombourg" established on 8 May 1947 under the patronage of the University of Nancy.
 

Saarbrücken, GERMANY

Welcome to Saarbrücken, the vibrant city that beckons students with its blend of academic excellence and lively charm. Situated in southwestern Germany, Saarbrücken is renowned for its world-class universities, offering a plethora of academic opportunities and fostering a dynamic learning environment. Immerse yourself in the rich cultural scene, with theaters, museums, and galleries showcasing a vibrant arts community. The city's picturesque surroundings provide ample opportunities for outdoor activities, from exploring scenic parks to cycling along the Saar River. Indulge in the culinary delights of Saarbrücken, with its diverse range of international cuisines and cozy cafés. With its welcoming atmosphere, affordable living costs, and thriving student community, Saarbrücken is the perfect city to embark on an enriching educational journey while creating lifelong friendships. Join us in Saarbrücken and experience a fulfilling student life in a city where learning meets adventure.
 

Saarbrucken germany

Some numbers

Population: Approximately 180,000 inhabitants
Official Language: German
Number of Museums: Saarbrücken boasts several museums, such as the Saarlandmuseum, Museum für Vor- und Frühgeschichte, and Völklinger Hütte, a UNESCO World Heritage site located nearby.
Number of Restaurants: Saarbrücken has a diverse culinary scene, with numerous restaurants offering German specialties, international cuisine, and trendy dining experiences.

 

Activities

Explore the Saarbrücken Castle and enjoy panoramic views of the city from its tower.
Visit the Saarlandmuseum to discover a wide range of art, from contemporary to classical.
Take a walk along the picturesque riverfront promenade on the Saar River.
Explore the charming St. Johanner Markt square and its vibrant atmosphere.
Visit the Ludwigskirche, a baroque-style church that is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Discover the Völklingen Ironworks, a UNESCO World Heritage site showcasing the industrial history of the region.
Enjoy shopping in the city center, with a variety of boutiques and shops.
Experience the local culinary scene, including traditional German dishes and regional specialties