Goethe-Institut Munich

The Goethe-Institut’s Munich school is in Haidhausen at Rablstraße 24. From Rosenheimer Platz, students can walk to the institute from the suburban railway or tram. The school lists thirteen classrooms and offers several ways to structure German study. A student who can set aside the working day for language learning has a different set of choices from a Munich resident trying to fit classes around work or university.

Intensive study and the cultural programme

One intensive option pairs German lessons with cultural and leisure activities. Students can choose it with or without accommodation. A separate intensive programme for young adults aged eighteen to twenty-three brings tuition, accommodation, meals and activities together. Before comparing these options, check which parts of the stay you already intend to organise yourself and which activities belong to the particular intake.

Afternoon and evening courses offer a more gradual rhythm for learners who will be in Munich over a longer period. The institute also identifies Goethe examinations across the CEFR scale. A learner who needs a qualification can use the name and level of the required certificate to plan their studies, then check the separate arrangements for the examination. The Haidhausen address is the course location for the in-person intensive programme.