It depends on what exactly you are looking at benefitting from the city; it could be affordable living expenses, nightlife, nature, people, etc. Kampus Konnekt49, however have selected five cities for being student friendly, most especially for Africans. These are the our list:

1. Münster: This is a student’s city, with a lot of student population and it is one of the cheapest cities for students in Germany.

2. Hamburg: Hamburg has everything, large African community, entertainment, shopping, nightlife and culture. It is also very immigrant tolerant

3. Berlin: Berlin is one of the most culturally diverse cities in the world and as an international student, you feel very warm and welcomed. There are numerous activities and things to do in Berlin.
Tip for night lifers: Berlin has a very vibrant nightlife, one of the most vibrant in Europe.

4.Munich: Munich is the third largest city in Germany and has the best ranking university in Germany i.e. Technical University Munich. 16% of students’ population enrolled at university in Munich are international students and the figure keeps increasing

5.Bonn: Bonn is not only the hub for international organisations in Germany, which makes it very multicultural as well. It is also the birthplace of famous composer Ludwig van Beethoven. There are a lot of international students in Bonn and it also host a lot of important international events like the UN SDGs Festival and conferences attracting thousands of visitors annually to this small but global city.