Course Selection at KISD
The document courses at KISD will give you an insight about the academic offer. After reading it, please fill in the questionnaire. We will prepare your academic schedule.
We will contact you again by the end of February, when the course catalogue for the Summer Semester 2018 has been published.

Please send us by March 2nd your questionnaire and your PechaKucha pdf document.

Please do not hesitate to contact me, if you have further questions.

We wish you Merry Christmas and a wonderful 2018!

Sincerely,

Angelica Salcines
Student and Guest Advisor
KISD – Köln International School
of Design

PS: The pecha kucha indesign version was sent via email. The pdf is just a reference for you. Please use the original indesign document to do the changes about you, your school and academic preferences and your expectations at KISD.

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Angelica Maria Salcines de Oetz January 12, 2018 10:24 am *

Information for exchange students Summer Semester 2018

Dear Exchange Students,

please find attached the first information regarding your start at KISD.

We also encourage you to read the information at the following link.

During the next days we will also send you details about the organization of the Welcome Day, your pecha kucha presentation and the course selection.

Last but not least we kindly ask you to arrive to Cologne approx. by week 12 of March 2018. The Welcome Day is on March 27 and you can do your enrollment between March 19 and March 26, 2018.

Please do not hesitate to contact me or Lisa Janßen, if you should have further questions.

Have a good time to prepare your trip to Germany!

Sincerely,

Angelica Salcines
Student and Guest Advisor
KISD – Köln International School
of Design

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Lisa Janßen September 16, 2016 8:52 am

Sport offers for students in Cologne

Hochschulsport Köln offers a load of sports for students in Cologne. For some of them you have to register.

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Lisa Janßen August 30, 2016 2:39 pm *

Things to know when renting an apartment in Germany

FYI – informative blog that I signed up for before coming to Germany. May be an interesting thing to suggest to new students/exchange students 🙂

Things to know when renting an apartment in Germany

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Lisa Janßen February 23, 2015 10:22 am

illustrated dictionary “First Aid” by the Deutsches Studentenwerk

Do you know the meaning of “Attest” or “Beipackzettel”? You might hear them when you go to see a doctor or want to buy medication at a pharmacy. Find out more about these and some other most important words you will ever need when looking for medical care in the illustrated dictionary “First Aid” by the Deutsches Studentenwerk.

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Lisa Janßen April 1, 2014 10:55 am

Working in Germany as a student, as a graduate or as a lecturer

The German Academic Exchange Service published Information on the Legal Requirements Applicable to the Pursuit of Gainful Employment by Foreign Students, University Graduates Scientists and Other Academics.

The options open to foreign students, university graduates, visiting scientists and other
academics from non-EU states for taking up gainful employment are governed, above all, by
the Residence Act and the Employment Regulation. For EU nationals, the Freedom of
Movement Act/EU is of relevance. However, other laws and regulations may also apply to
the subject matter described in the following.

This information sheet makes no claim to completeness and reflects the status as of August
2012.

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Trine BrinkFrederiksen January 12, 2014 9:18 pm *

Checklist

To do before traveling to Cologne:

Step 1: Visa

Step 2: Housing

Step 3: (German language courses)

Step 4: passport photos

To do after your arrival in Cologne:

Step 1: Find Accomodation

Step 2: Health insurance

Step 3: Enrolment at Cologne University of Applied Sciences

Step 4: Report residence to Cologne Residents’ and Aliens’ Registration office

Step 5: Open bank account

Step 6: Set up CampusID-account (Internet access/Email-account) at CUAS

Step 7: Transfer semester fee

Step 8: Generate and print NRW Ticket

Step 9: Get imprint on your MultiCa student ID at one of the CUAS campuses

Step 10: Check and choose course offerings

Step 11: Certify your Visa if necessary – make appointment with the Immigration Office early on.

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Trine BrinkFrederiksen January 12, 2014 9:13 pm *

Accommodation

When you are looking for accommodation in Cologne, there are lots of webpages you can use.

This page belongs to the studentenwerk, which is a central institution governing student services in Cologne. They manage all the student residences in Cologne and you can apply online.

http://www.kstw.de

An alternative to the student residences is private flatshares, in German called WG’s (Wohngemeinshaft). There are several webpages to find private flatshares, some of them are:

http://www.wg-gesucht.de (good one)

http://www.studenten-wg.de

http://www.wohngemeinschaft.de

You can also find accommodation in Cologne through Facebook. KISD has an international group, where students post available flats and you can also ask for help in your search for accommodation:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/219998581379672/

Another useful Facobook group is called NETT-WERK KÖLN. It is a group of people that lives in Cologne, and through this group you can sell and buy everything – including flats and cheap furniture for you new home:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/53367057696/

Another way to find a private flat or flatshare is through the school. Write to the international office, they are always ready to help and the will also forward offers from outgoing students. Write and email to exchange_tutor@kisd.de

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