Otto-von-Guericke-Universitaet Magdeburg

As a city in the east, Magdeburg is not future students' first choice when it comes to applying for their university. This is also the reason why many students are from the nearest towns or only study here because no other university accepted them.
It's not a huge city like Berlin or Munich, so it might be boring and too calm for certain people. However,  while the club offers are very limited, Magdeburg makes it up by offering  other outdoor activites and restoring buildings and streets to make it look more appealing.
Furthermore, finding your first own studio is very easy, there are lots of offers and most of them are easily affordable. In general, it's not an expensice city.
The biggest problem would be that you might be confronted with right-winged people, but depending on which neighborhood you live in, it's easily avoidable.

I study in the MSc course of chemical and energy engineering which is entirely taught in english. The good thing about it is we have a decent mix of native german as well as international teachers. Also, the course structure is very interesting allowing us to explore fine details of this vivid branch of engineering

After finishing high-school, I studied for 3 years in University in Magdeburg, Germany. I used English as main language in my classes and studied German separately. I was alone at first, but I met a lot of new people from different countries and made many new friends.
I recommend anyone who has the opportunity to study abroad to take it! It is an unforgettable experience, and you could learn a lot.