The main financial hub and fifth largest city of Germany is Frankfurt. Major global banks such as Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank, as well as the European Central Bank, which coordinates fiscal policy all over the EU are all set up in Frankfurt.It is also the top 5th stock market.

Frankfurt is home to over 2.3 million in the metropolitan area. Students are a large part of this population, with over 60,000 divided across 3 major universities. The city is a complex mixture of economic vitality and culture, hosting world-class events at the Frankfurt Messe, as well as numerous museums.

Frankfurt is most popular amongst international students in Germany, and the reason is simple. No other German city has three higher educational institutions connected to the globe.

The Johann Wolfgang Goethe University is the largest and world-renowned university for social research. But both the Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences and the School of Finance and Management also have solid reputations. They all serve the financial sector, training management graduates, IT specialists and economists.

The city is an appealing place to study, with the presence of Museum Island, sports teams like Eintracht Frankfurt, and the chance to explore distinctive Hessian cuisine.