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MU's campus is mainly located in central Mannheim, the second city in Baden-Württemberg. The city of Mannheim is situated at the confluence of the Rhine and Neckar rivers. The city prides itself on its diversity, cultural offerings, baroque palace and modern industry. Mannheim's main station is in close reach of the University and is well-connected to public transport. The nearest international airports are Frankfurt, Stuttgart and Strasbourg, Cologne/Bonn and Luxembourg.

The International Office provides a limited number of dormitory rooms to exchange students (through Studentenwerk) and offers support to students looking for private rooms. The university strongly recommends living in halls of residence, arranged through Studentenwerk Mannheim. The average cost of rent in Mannheim is between £215 and £260 a month (€250 to €300).

Students interested in sports can choose from more than seventy disciplines at the Mannheim Institute of Sports – from beginners to top-level. The Mannheim Institute of Sports is a modern-service enterprise within the University of Mannheim supporting athletics and the health of all students and employees at the University of Mannheim and the region. At the moment the institute offers a wide variety of programs with 241 courses in 76 different athletic disciplines and more than 320 hours per week. Most of the courses are offered free of charge. During the academic terms more than 6.000 students participate weekly. Moreover, the University of Mannheim also maintains numerous sports societies that vary widely in their level and scope. Many more popular sports operate several university teams and departmental teams which compete in leagues against other teams within the university. The university offers a broad variety of varsity teams, such as teams in more than 16 different court sports from Tennis to Volleyball, courses in several different Martial Arts, 26 courses in physical fitness and body building, 9 courses in health sports from aquapower to yoga, and groups in 12 different dance styles. In addition, equestrian sports, Sailing, Rowing, Skiing in the Austrian Alps, Track and Field, Swimming, Fencing, Cycling, Acrobatics, Gymnastics, and many more. Mannheim is also host of a large number of successful athlets that compete on national and international level in several disciplines – the majority of these athlets is supported by the Mannheim Sports Scholarship. Supported students include German champions in Handball (2009), Olympic-style Weightlifting (2009), Chess (2008), Shooting (2009) and Hockey (2012). The University of Mannheim and its sports teams also engages in numerous national and international competitions, such as the "European University Rowing Championships", where the University of Mannheim placed 2nd in 2005 finishing ahead of the University of Oxford, or the WHU Euromasters championships at which Mannheim regularly participates in the disciplines of Soccer (male & female), Basketball, Volleyball, Relay Race, Rowing and Cheerleading. Mannheim regularly competes against the Heidelberg University at the Red Bull Student Boat Battle, an annual university sports event initiated by the Red Bull GmbH that takes place in Mannheim and Heidelberg since 2007. During the competition the two universities celebrate their long-established rivalry by competing in the discipline of Water Jousting. Furthermore, the University of Mannheim and the WHU-Otto Beisheim School of Management established the annual rowing race "German MBA Rowing Race" in 2006 where the MBA students of the Mannheim Business School and those of the WHU competing against each other. Model for the "German MBA Rowing Race" championships is the prestigious duel The Boat Race between the universities Cambridge and Oxford, carried out annually since 1829. The annual rowing competition takes place alternately either at the Moselle in Koblenz or at the Neckar in Mannheim. The race took place outside of those places in Düsseldorf in 2013 for the first time of its foundation and congregated an audience of several hundred people. For the first time since 2007, Mannheim has won the race on July 2013. The detailed nature of the record-keeping over the event's history has many record statistics being carefully monitored. A selection of the more frequently cited statistics includes: Number of wins: WHU, 6; Mannheim, 2; Most consecutive victories: WHU, 6 (2007–2012)