Wiesbaden Campus

Wiesbaden is the capital of the federal state of Hesse and, boasting several hot springs, one of the oldest spa towns in Europe.  

Counting a population of around 275,000 inhabitants, Wiesbaden is the second largest city in Hesse behind Frankfurt and has established itself as the headquarters of insurance companies and government departments. Together with Mainz, Darmstadt and above all Frankfurt, Wiesbaden is one of the major cities in the Rhine-Main area, one of the largest and economically strongest metropolitan regions in Europe. 

With its banks and financial institutions, Messe Frankfurt – the world's largest trade fair organiser – and Frankfurt Airport, Frankfurt has become an economic and cultural hub for Europe and the world.

The German or European headquarters of numerous multinational companies, law firms, management consultancies and audit firms are located in the Rhine-Main region. And the area is home to a number of EBS Law School's partners, including highly regarded law firms and leading organizations.

Wiesbaden is therefore the ideal location for aspiring legal professionals where they have the opportunity, close to practice, to combine a legal studies programme with business and management content.

Wiesbaden is the seat of EBS Universität für Wirtschaft und Recht EBS Law School Campus is centrally located in the "Atrium House", near to Wiesbaden's main railway station. The station, leisure and shopping facilities are within easy reach on foot or by public transport.

In 2014, EBS Law School will move to the newly restored and renovated listed court building which, in the 19th century, housed the former district and regional court. The new location promises to be one of the most attractive and state-of-the-art campuses in Germany.

Wiesbaden has a varied cultural life. Experience events in the Wiesbaden Kurhaus, for instance, or visit performances in the Hesse State Theatre and exhibitions in the Rhein-Main-Hallen. Also worth a visit are Schloss Freudenberg and the very many other cultural centres in the region. Take advantage of the wide range of leisure opportunities, enriched by the close proximity to Mainz and Frankfurt. From galleries and museums to the numerous cafes, restaurants, bars and the endless array of nightlife entertainment. The broad spectrum of individual and team sports offered throughout the region also ensures that sports enthusiasts get their money's worth too.

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