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About Campus Frankfurt

Interesting facts about the campus and the city

Germany’s financial capital

The FOM centre in Frankfurt

The FOM Campus in Frankfurt am Main offers international students a first-class academic environment in one of Europe’s leading finance hubs. Frankfurt is home to the European Central Bank, the Deutsche Bundesbank and the Frankfurt Stock Exchange – and the airport as Germany’s largest local workplace connects the city to the world. The campus provides modern lecture halls and seminar rooms across six floors, equipped with state-of-the-art media technology and a small on-site library.

FRANKFURT, GERMANY - NOVEMBER, 2017: View to skyline of Frankfurt in sunset blue hour. St Paul's Church and the Hauptwache Main Guard building at Frankfurt central street Zeil

Frankfurt am Main, Germany. Cityscape image of Frankfurt am Main skyline during beautiful sunset.

International finance meets innovation

Industry & business

Frankfurt is one of Europe’s leading financial centres and home to major institutions such as the European Central Bank. At the same time, the city is shaped by a broad economic landscape that includes finance, consulting, mobility, logistics, technology and international services. This combination makes Frankfurt an exciting place for students who want to study in a practice-oriented environment with strong links to business.

Urban life with green spaces

Art, culture & nature

Frankfurt combines a striking skyline with a rich cultural scene and many places to unwind. The city is known for its museums, galleries and historic old town, while the river Main, its riverbanks, the Palmengarten and other green spaces offer plenty of room for recreation. This mix of international city life, culture and nature gives Frankfurt a distinctive character.

Frankfurt am Main, Hauptbahnhof. - Frankfurt, Main Railway Station. - 13. Juli 2017

Well connected in every direction

Mobility & transport

Frankfurt is one of Germany’s most important transport hubs. Frankfurt Airport connects the region with destinations all over the world, while the city’s rail network offers fast links across Germany and beyond. Within the city, an extensive local transport system with suburban trains, underground lines, trams and buses makes it easy to get around and commute to campus.