Hamburg Campus

Bagnolet Campus

January 26, 2026

Hamburg Campus: Where Industry Meets Innovation

When you choose our Hamburg campus, you get the best of both worlds. You’ll be near the lively city center, but still able to enjoy a comfortable and affordable place to live.

Hamburg is a lively city with a rich past and an exciting present. Our campus sits where the historic harbor meets a growing tech and media community. The area is always changing, just like our students. At EIIET, you get more than a classroom—you get direct access to Germany’s top media hub. If you want to grow your career and enjoy the unique vibe of the Elbe, our campus is a great place to start.

Why choose Hamburg?

Deciding where to study or start your career is a big step. Hamburg stands out for its unique, straightforward energy. Here’s what makes it special:

The Industrial Hub

Hamburg is one of Europe’s leading economic centers. It’s a major hub for aviation—Airbus is based here—as well as media and logistics. Unlike other financial capitals, Hamburg feels practical and down-to-earth. With so many industry leaders nearby, internships and career connections are a natural part of life here, not just something you search for online.

The "Venice of the North" Atmosphere

Hamburg has more bridges than Venice, Amsterdam, and London combined, making water a central part of city life. From the Alster lake to the Elbphilharmonie by the harbor, the city feels open and connected. Its location near the North Sea adds to this sense of openness.

A Launchpad for Innovation

Hamburg respects its Old Merchant history, but today it is also a center for startups and digital creators. Areas like the Schanzenviertel are filled with co-working spaces and studios where new tech ideas are developed. This city is for people who want to create and make things happen.

Abundant Green Spaces

Hamburg may be an industrial city, but it is also very green. Almost half the city consists of parks, canals, and woods. It is easy to move from work or study to relaxing in places like Planten un Blomen, helping you maintain a healthy balance.

A Distinctive Cultural Scene

Hamburg’s cultural scene goes beyond the world-class opera at the Elbphilharmonie. The city is famous for the lively St. Pauli district, historic music venues, and a balanced approach to work and leisure. Here, you can enjoy Michelin-starred restaurants as well as local favorites like the Fischbrötchen.

Genuine Global Connections

This is a truly international city, not only because of tourists but also because more than 190 nationalities live here. With its large port and many consulates, Hamburg is naturally outward-looking. You will find a community that is open, tolerant, and genuinely welcoming to people coming from abroad to start something new.

The "Hanseatic" Approach

Hamburg is known for its culture of reliability and clear communication. The Hanseatic approach values long-term relationships and integrity, making it a great place to build a strong professional reputation.

A City of Neighborhoods (Kiez Culture)

Hamburg does not feel like one big, anonymous city. Instead, it feels like a group of unique neighborhoods. You might spend your morning in the clean, upscale streets of Eppendorf and your evening in the lively, graffiti-filled Karoviertel. This Kiez culture helps you quickly find your own spot, whether it is a bakery, bar, or park where people know you, making an international move feel much more like coming home.

Why choose EIIET Hamburg?

A Specialized Hub for Future-Proof Degrees

Whether you are exploring Artificial Intelligence in our specialized MBA or learning to manage global healthcare systems in our MMPHS program, our curriculum is designed for the future. We do not just teach business; we focus on specific industries like Tourism, Hospitality, and AI that are changing the global economy.

Immersive, Smart Classrooms

Forget the rows of old wooden desks. Our classrooms are designed as interactive labs. Equipped with smart boards, high-speed digital integration, and flexible seating, these spaces are built for collaboration. Our infrastructure supports a "hands-on" approach, allowing you to move from a lecture to a group strategy session in seconds.

The "Gateway to the World" Advantage

Hamburg is Germany’s second-largest city and a major European center for trade, tourism, and technology. When you study here, you are close to one of the world’s busiest ports and a lively startup scene. This gives our Hospitality and Tourism students a living laboratory to see industry operations up close.

Small Classes, Big Connections

We want you to be known by name, not just as a number. Our campus keeps class sizes small so you have direct access to your professors. This personal setting helps you build strong connections with classmates and mentors, which is important when you are studying complex topics like Health Services Planning or Business Management.

Career-Centric Infrastructure

Our campus is focused on more than just study halls; it is about preparing you for your career. We offer breakout rooms for team projects and quiet areas for focused research. Every part of our campus is designed to reflect a modern workplace, helping you move easily from the classroom to your future job.

A Truly Global Community

All our programs are taught in English, and our students come from many cultures. You will develop a global mindset here in Hamburg. If you study Hospitality or Management, you will practice intercultural communication every day, which is a skill top employers want.

Student Guide

Finding Your "Kiez": Living in Hamburg

Forget just "finding a room." This is about choosing your vibe. Whether it’s the alternative energy of Sternschanze, the leafy streets of Eimsbüttel, or the historic charm of Altona, where you live dictates your Hamburg experience.

Pro Tip: Start your search early! Use the Studierendenwerk for dorms, but don't overlook "WG-Gesucht" for shared flats—the real heart of German student life.

Navigating the Water & Rails

Hamburg doesn’t just have trains; it has a floating transit system. Your student ticket is your golden pass.

The U-Bahn & S-Bahn: These are your lifelines for getting to campus.

The Ferries: Yes, your HVV ticket works on the Hadag ferries! Take Line 62 from Landungsbrücken for a "free" harbor cruise whenever you need to clear your head.

The "Fischbrötchen" Lifestyle: Eating on a Budget

You can’t study on an empty stomach. While our campus cafeteria (Mensa) is the go-to for a reliable €4 meal, the city offers so much more.

Weekly Markets: Check out the Isemarkt for fresh produce.

Late Night: You haven't truly lived in Hamburg until you've grabbed a 2:00 AM snack at a local "Imbiss" after a long study session (or a night out).

Surviving the "Schietwetter" (Weather)

Let’s be real: it rains here. But as the locals say, "There is no such thing as bad weather, only the wrong clothing."

The Gear: Invest in a solid, windproof raincoat (Friesennerz style) rather than a cheap umbrella that will just flip inside out on the first gust of wind from the Elbe.

The Reward: When the sun finally hits the Alster lake, the entire city drops everything to grill and chill on the grass. You’ll learn to appreciate those moments like never before.

Your Study-Work Balance

Hamburg is a powerhouse for media, logistics, and tech. This means great opportunities for Werkstudent (working student) positions.

Balance is Key: Use the campus career services to find internships, but remember that German law limits student work to 20 hours per week during the semester. Use that time to build your CV while keeping your grades up.

Culture Beyond the Classroom

Life in Hamburg happens between the Elbe and the Alster.

Free Fun: From the Reeperbahn’s live music scene to the quiet art galleries in the Kontorhausviertel, there’s always something happening.

Tradition: Don't miss the DOM (Northern Germany’s biggest fair) which happens three times a year right near the stadium.

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Choose your path to success in Hamburg