General Information

Welcome to the International Office of the Faculty of Economics and Business. We appreciate your interest in studying at Goethe University Frankfurt and look forward to welcoming you to our faculty.

Goethe University and our faculty strongly support international mobility. We actively promote academic exchange and global collaboration and are proud to maintain partnerships with numerous universities around the world. As an exchange student, you’ll become part of a truly international and inclusive campus community - where languages, cultures, and ideas converge. Join us and experience a welcoming atmosphere along with countless opportunities to connect with students, academics, and staff from across the globe.

With approximately 6,000 students—including around 1,000 international students—the Faculty of Economics and Business is one of the largest in its field in Germany. We offer two Bachelor's and five Master's programs, with a wide selection of courses taught in English at both undergraduate and graduate levels. Exchange students are also welcome to take courses from other faculties, allowing you to shape your academic journey to suit your personal interests.

Our dynamic student community is actively involved in both academic and career-oriented initiatives—ranging from student consulting and entrepreneurship clubs to sustainability and social impact projects.

You will study on a modern, green, and beautifully designed campus equipped with excellent facilities.

Frankfurt is an ideal location for students of business and economics. As one of Europe’s leading financial hubs, it is home to the European Central Bank, the German Bundesbank, the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, numerous international banks, consulting firms, and global corporations. This makes it a prime environment for internships and career opportunities in a dynamic job market.

Situated in the heart of Europe, Frankfurt is a global city with excellent infrastructure—including one of the world’s most important international airports. Its cosmopolitan atmosphere makes it easy for newcomers to settle in and form lasting friendships.

But Frankfurt isn’t just a business city - it’s also the city of Goethe, home to the world-renowned Frankfurt Book Fair and the German National Library. It has a strong reputation as a cultural center, with a wealth of museums, art galleries, theaters, cinemas, and concert halls. The surrounding region, with its scenic landscapes, vineyards, and hiking trails, offers plenty of options for weekend getaways and outdoor activities.