Zeppelin University welcomes the 45th class at the start of the fall semester

Friedrichshafen. Zeppelin University (ZU) has started the fall semester with its 45th class - the largest number in years. In addition to the 125 first-year students who have enrolled on the Bachelor's and Master's programs, 42 guest students from Europe, the USA, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Peru, Japan, Taiwan, Israel and India have come to Lake Constance.

The new and visiting students were officially welcomed by the provisional ZU President, Professor Dr. Anja Achtziger, as well as by the Student Vice President Emilia Bös. During the introductory week, new and visiting students can expect a varied program in addition to introductory offers and introductions to the structures of ZU. This includes a campus rally, an architecture and art tour of the ZU ZF campus, a sports day on the shores of Lake Constance with yoga, cheerleading and American football, as well as personality workshops.

"The induction week is all about welcoming our new students, introducing them to our university and making sure that they quickly feel part of the ZU community - so that they can really hit the ground running in their subsequent studies," says Emilia Bös, who organizes and runs the induction week together with a team of students. "In all the activities, you can feel how much anticipation there is for the fall semester, a semester in which there is a lot on offer again."

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Starting their studies at Zeppelin University: first semester students and visiting students from 17 countries worldwide. (Photo: ZU/Jim Papke)