Study in Germany at TH Mannheim
Practice-oriented degree programs in one of Germany’s strongest economic regions. For more than 125 years, TH Mannheim has been shaping future-oriented education – preparing graduates for real-world challenges and global careers.
Whether you are exploring study programs, preparing your application or planning your future career – find the right starting point below.
Discover your opportunities at TH Mannheim:
Why you should study at TH Mannheim
Mannheim offers the best of both worlds:
Mannheim combines a strong economic environment with a vibrant student life. Located in the Rhine-Neckar metropolitan region and close to Frankfurt International Airport, the city offers excellent career opportunities while remaining compact and student-friendly.
TH Mannheim builds on this advantage with close industry partnerships, integrated internships and dedicated support services that help you succeed academically and socially from day one.
170 nationalities in Mannheim
International, open-minded city with lots to offer
9 departments
offering a wide range of programs in different fields
5,200 students on campus
lively but familiar atmosphere
Get to know TH Mannheim
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Voices from our students
What is it really like to study at TH Mannheim? – Our students share their experiences – from their first days on campus to internships and career opportunities after graduation. Discover how our students experience studying and living in Mannheim in their own words:
From the very beginning, TH Mannheim has been incredibly welcoming and supportive, especially towards international students like me. The university provided a smooth transition not only into academics but also into student life in Germany.
—Rajanvathi from India, Master Biotechnology
I find the coursework very engaging and useful. I am currently in my internship semester and can confidently say that I was able to apply the knowledge from some of the courses I took. I also appreciate the format of the lectures, which gives both the students and the professor the opportunity to actively participate and ask questions.
— Paul from Romania, Bachelor Electrical Engineering
As it is my first time in Europe, what I particularly like here is the international environment that can be felt throughout the city, as well as the opportunity to visit places I had only dreamt of before.
—Luis, exchange student Mechatronics from Mexico
The city is easy to get around and there are many things to do. You can always find a new café to visit or a park to spend the afternoon in.
—Axel, Industrial Engineering exchange student from Mexico
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