Westsächsische Hochschule Zwickau (WHZ) is a public university of applied sciences located in Zwickau, Saxony, Germany. The university provides education especially in the fields of engineering, automotive, computers, business, health, environment, transportation and applied arts. More than 3,300 students study at the university and more than 60 undergraduate, graduate and diploma programs are offered. A significant part of the training is supported by applied studies, laboratories and sector projects.

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German Preparatory Course (Studienkolleg)

Zwickau is a city of approximately 100 thousand inhabitants located in western Saxony. The city is especially known for its automotive industry and is an important industrial center in the automotive and engineering fields due to Volkswagen's activities in the region.

One of the most important advantages for students is the low cost of living. WHZ puts the average monthly living expenses for students at around €574 and describes Zwickau as one of Germany's more affordable cities for students.

The city center has shops, restaurants, cafes and pedestrian areas. Green areas such as Schwanenteich and Mulde-Paradies are also among the places that students use in their free time.