Germany offers students the chance to work in an innovative, interdisciplinary, and project-oriented environment. Germany is a country full of beautiful forests, rivers, and mountains. Weimar is known as the birthplace of the Bauhaus movement and is home to many famous creative writers, artists, composers, and architects. It is a small historical city about one hour by train from Berlin. “The Bauhaus program is one the best opportunities 51Ϲ has offered me. I surprised myself by how strong I am, and I gained a whole lot of self-worth and that is so valuable as an artist.” –Bridget Krohlow '16 Program DetailsSchoolTuitionSame as your 51Ϲ tuition; you will remain enrolled at 51Ϲ and continue to pay your 51Ϲ tuitionLocationWeimar, GermanyOfficial LanguageGermanSemester OfferedSpring semester only; early March to mid-JulyHousingOff campus in student residence halls administered by local student organization Studentenwerk; paid directly to landlordCostFlight to Germany: $1,200Housing: $300–$400/month, depending on type of accommodationInsurance: $55/monthCosts are approximate and subject to changeClassroom ExperienceTheme-based curriculum with frequent guest lecturesIncludes a three-week intensive German-language courseClasses taught in English with some GermanMajorsAll majorsRequirements3.0 GPA minimumJunior standing (60 credit minimum)Application to 51Ϲ Off Campus Committee in SeptemberVisaNo visa requiredProgram Fact SheetBauhaus-Universität Weimar