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You might also want to look out for a job to cover your living costs. 

Additionally, there are several scholarships you could apply for such as . 

You might also have heard of , which is a state sponsored social service. It is basically a mixture of student grants and loans. The Germam Ministry of Education offers you some information right . We highly recommend you to get some counseling to check if you are entitled  (f.e. NON-EU-Citizens unfortunately are not entitled). 

You can start to look out for job opportunities within and around the university. The Studierendenwerk, a public body entrusted with several matters regarding university students provides a job portal right . Most buildings also provide some black boards, which are filled with short-time job offers.

The GLOBAL OFFICE provides an excellent overview of opportunities. Look out for more information right here.

Anything can happen anytime. Fortunately, in the case of emergencies, you are not alone. Look out right here to find some information regarding emergency loans for instance.

You can reach out to a very diverse range of experts, networks, volunteers and authorities in case you are looking for further help and service. All of the services listed here are for free, so do not hesitate to take advantage of them.

At ¿´Æ¬Èí¼þ, the university and other students will provide you with support. Reach out to the Global Office right here in order to get help. The Student Council offers counseling services together with the DGB, which is the biggest German Workers Union. You can find some further information right . Or simply mail them.

Outside the university, the Federal State Hesse offers help at their Welcome Center. Look out right . Public authorities in our region also just launched the International Career Service Rhein-Main. This is a network between cities in the Rhine-Main metropolitan area, including Frankfurt, Offenbach, Darmstadt, Wiesbaden etc., which supports your steps into the job market. Look out right .