Eurowings offers deals for students and we tell you exactly how to get them. Read for more information and flight deals. 

Traveling the world should be affordable for students – even when it's last minute. That's why Eurowings offers various deals for registered students via Flyla.com. 

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Here is an overview of the Eurowings student offers

Up to 50% discount on the regular ticket price of short-, medium- and long-haul flights (via flyla.com). 

reliable student prices: no matter if you book last minute or far in advance 

Flexible rebooking up to 40 minutes before departure 

Click here to find a step-by-step guide on how to get the student deals. 

Popular Eurowings routes at student deals (more deals on flyla.com) 

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If you book Eurowings flights at the student price, you automatically book the BASIC fare of the airline. This usually means that one hand luggage is included. However, even as a student, you can easily book services such as additional pieces of luggage or a preferred seat for an additional charge on the Eurowings website. 

On Flyla you can find a lot of cool deals, but there are some routes which cannot be booked at the student price. On Flyla, deals for students are always marked as such, you can tell by the "student deal" icon.

Eurowings is known as a low cost airline. That means the tickets of many domestic and European routes are affordable already. So how come the tickets for students are significantly cheaper on top of that? 

Eurowings reserves a contingent of tickets for Flyla. These tickets then remain steadily cheap until the departure date, while last-minute booking becomes quite expensive for all other passengers. This means that the tickets for enrolled students cost up to 50% less – no matter when you book it. 

The Lufthansa subsidiary Eurowings is based in Düsseldorf. But it also has hubs in Hamburg, Hanover, Cologne/Bonn, Munich and Stuttgart. The airline's range includes short- and medium-haul destinations in Europe, Turkey, Egypt, Morocco, the Canary Islands and Madeira. Long-haul flights can be booked to the USA, to Cuba, Namibia, Thailand, the Dominican Republic and Mauritius. 

The world of Eurowings for students

With AirEuropa you can save a lot of money as a student. We show you how to get the cool deals and discounts. Traveling by air has never been so fair. 

An environmentally conscious, young and social airline: perfect for students who want to fly with a clear conscience. Air Europa was certified as an EMAS company in 2012 and has since been considered a sustainability pioneer in climate-friendly travel. Students can not only fly environmentally conscious with AirEuropa, but also get real bargains through the airline. This is because AirEuropa has special offers for registered students. 

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AirEuropa for students – traveling has never been fairer

You can find these and many more flights on flyla.com. Click here to find a step-by-step guide on how to grab the deals. 

Air Europa Líneas is a Spanish airline based in Mallorca. The airline was founded in 1984 - at that time still under the name Air España. The first routes in the range at that time were flights from Madrid to London and New York. A short time later, AirEuropa was operating 750 flights a week and thus advanced to become one of Europe's major airlines. It is also a member of the Skyteam Alliance. 

AirEuropa flies primarily to vacation and city destinations in Northern and Western Europe, Africa, as well as South, Central and North America and the Caribbean. In German-speaking countries, destinations include Frankfurt, Munich and Zurich.

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Lufthansa offers amazing student deals and we are here to tell you how to get them. Read for tips, tricks and fun facts. 

Did you know that as a student you can get cool deals with Lufthansa? Traveling should be affordable during your studies. You should be able to see the world, to plan your semester abroad in a budget-friendly way and to visit friends from all over the world. 

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And that’s where Lufthansa helps out. Lufthansa offers cool deals, especially when it comes to one-way long-haul flights. As long as you are flexible and spontaneous you will find amazing long-haul flights with Lufthansa. 

Munich (MUC) - Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) 

In the German-speaking world, there is no other airline that stands for reliable air travel as much as Lufthansa. Lufthansa stands for childhood when we think of early mornings at the airport with the family. It stands for youth and freedom when we think of our first trip without our parents. Of high school graduation trips to Spain and the first vacation to Greece with our first love. The first long-distance backpacking trip in our gap year. Lufthansa accompanies us through the major stages of our lives. That's exactly why it has to remain a constant even when we're studying. At Flyla, we offer flight deals for students and cooperate with Lufthansa. You can find out how to get the deals here. 

Although Lufthansa has been fully privately owned since 1997, it is commonly perceived as Germany's flag carrier – a national airline. Lufthansa as we know it today was founded in 1953, and until 1963 it was almost entirely state-owned. Today, Lufthansa includes Eurowings, Swiss International Air Lines, Austrian Airlines, Air Dolomiti, Brussels Airlines and others. 

Frankfurt Main Airport and Munich Airport are Lufthansa's two main hubs. From there, Lufthansa flies to countless destinations within Europe as well as in North and South America, Asia, Africa and the Middle East.

In 2017, Lufthansa became the first European airline to be awarded the Skytrax 5-star certificate. Skytrax is the international air traffic rating organization for commercial airlines. Skytrax conducts surveys of international travelers to rate airports, airlines, cabin crew lounges and in-flight entertainment. 

The Lufthansa Group with its subsidiaries is the largest airline in Europe it is also called the "Crane Airline" because of its logo

Longest regular non-stop passenger flight of Lufthansa: Frankfurt - Buenos Aires-Ezeiza (13:50 hours)

Lufthansa is the largest buyer of caviar in the world. The airline buys up to ten tons of caviar per year

Lufthansa has four different classes of transportation: Economy Class, Premium Economy Class, Business Class and First Class

Lufthansa is one of the five founding members of the Star Alliance – an aviation alliance of 26 airlines

It was the first airline to offer Internet on its flights in 2003

Lufthansa offers its passengers three different ways to fly CO2-neutral. Customers can promote innovative fuel technologies, so-called Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF). These are not produced from fossil raw materials, but on the basis of renewable energy sources. Another option is to offset the CO2 emissions of the flight through high-quality climate protection projects. Examples include the restoration of moors in Germany, the construction of biogas plants in Brazil or the protection of endangered forests in Tanzania. Lufthansa customers can also choose a combination of both CO2 compensation options. All of this makes flying green(er). 

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You want to study abroad for a semester or a year, but you don't know where? We show you five of the coolest university towns in Europe.

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5 cool university towns in Europe - Part 1

Seville  often plays second fiddle to the two Spanish tourist magnets Barcelona and Madrid. Completely unjustly. Anyone who has ever been to Seville is enchanted. Almost every corner of the Andalusian capital has postcard potential. Due to the Arabic influence, Seville is colorful and the architecture is magnificent. In addition, Seville is super manageable. You can reach practically everything on foot. And best of all, the prices are very reasonable. You can eat and drink your fill of tapas, tinto de verano and gazpacho for little money. 

The University of Seville is the largest university in Andalusia and the third largest in Spain. Countless Erasmus students from all over the world meet here every semester. With good reason: the city is lively, the university renowned and the weather fantastic. Students study in parks, in the many cute cafés and later dance flamenco in small traditional bars. 

More than 70,000 students are enrolled in over 60 bachelor's programs, 90 master's programs and nearly 100 doctoral programs. Beware: The University of Seville is known for (time)intensive study programs and a large workload. If you want to enjoy your time there, you should not take too many courses at once, because the professors and lecturers demand a lot from you. 

As with all universities abroad, the same applies in Seville: inquire early, apply early, look for accommodation early. You can expect a lot of formalities during the application process. How the admission process works depends, of course, on whether you want to go to Seville for your entire studies, or if you only want to study there for a year or a semester. Basically, speaking Spanish is a big advantage, fluent English is mandatory. For a full study in Seville you should expect the following steps and formalities: You usually need a high school diploma, you have to pre-register online via the university's website and there usually are admission procedures as well.

"The Andalusians:inside say: 'Sevilla tiene un color especial' (Seville has a special color). Sun, flamenco, joie de vivre, good food, incredible people and beautiful architecture. All this and so much more comes to mind when I think about my year abroad. Andalusia really surprised me and captivated me forever. Once you've been there, you'll always want to return to the breathtaking city on the Guadalquivir River, drink a Tinto de Verano and enjoy Bocadillos de Jamón on the Alameda de Hercules. I highly recommend anyone to lose their heart to Seville."

The Dutch city may not be on lists of the world's most famous student cities. But Maastricht is home to 18,000 students, nearly half of whom come from abroad. They are all attracted by the city's international flair, small sidewalk cafés, historical sights, idyllic alleyways and liveliness. 

The university campus is scattered all over Maastricht. Everywhere, young people rush from one faculty to the next, sipping cappuccino with oat milk in one of the many hip cafés between lectures or soaking up the sun in the park. But it's not just the lecture-free time that can be enjoyed: even the lectures and seminars are held in beautiful historic buildings. You constantly feel like you're studying at Hogwarts. 

Of course, you can study the classics: Law, Economics, Medicine. But Maastricht is also known for special EU-related courses like European Law, International Business or Public Health. The European idea and global cooperation can also be seen in Maastricht's development of an international classroom. This means that the university places particular emphasis on globalization and internationalization strategies, on innovation in education and effective learning in a multinational environment. The goal is to prepare students from all over the world for an increasingly globalized job market. 

The good news is that a majority of subjects at Maastricht University are NC-free. However, if there is a limited number of places for a course, then the Dutch "Numerus Fixus" applies. This is an "entrance examination" which usually consists of an aptitude test, a letter of motivation and a selection interview. Your performance on this three-step test will then determine whether or not you can study your desired program at Maastricht University.

Edinburgh stands for 1300 years of history. Edinburgh stands for culture. Edinburgh stands for prestigious education. The Scottish city is probably one of the most historic and interesting cities in Europe. The small alleys, the many bookstores, the pubs and parks - Edinburgh never gets boring. Especially not when you study there and can explore the city with over 50,000 other (mostly international) students.

Charles Darwin, Alexander Bell, David Hume and Pippa Middleton have one thing in common: they all studied there and they all are part of the long history of the University of Edinburgh. The university was founded in 1582 and is one of the four old and renowned universities in Scotland. It is one of the top 20 universities in the world and is therefore called an elite university. 

The university is divided into three colleges and 21 schools: The College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences, the College of Medicine & Veterinary Medicine and the College of Science & Engineering. So, depending on your major, you will be assigned to one of these colleges. The historical university offers quite classical fields of study such as mathematics, literature or medicine. More unusual courses of study in Great Britain tend to be found at modern or private universities and colleges. 

As most other universities abroad, you have to prove that you have sufficient English skills to study in Edinburgh (usually in the form of TOEFL or IELS). In some cases, applicants must also prove their language skills in an interview. For studying in Scotland, the Abitur is sufficient; some programs also require a certain combination of subjects in the Abi. The general rule is: Apply early! Send your application directly to the university or via the central British collection point Universities & Colleges Admissions Service. 

"I studied Biotechnology and lived in Edinburgh for 4 years, and I can say that it is truly my second home. The people are friendly, warm and easy to talk to. I can't tell you how many times I've struck up a conversation with people while walking, in a cab, or in a random store. I met my girlfriend there during my studies and highly recommend the city with its wealth of culture, history and art."

When you think of Lisbon, you immediately have images in your mind. Of old streetcars making their way through colorful little houses and steep alleys, of gentle hills and intense colors. The port city is known for its friendly inhabitants, its cosmopolitanism and its cosmopolitan atmosphere. In addition to pleasant temperatures all year round, Lisbon offers a lower cost of living than Germany and a super versatile cuisine. 

The University of Lisbon is the largest university in Portugal. Around 48,000 students are enrolled in various degree programs. In Lisbon and in Portugal in general, professors maintain close contact with their students. However, this also means doing nothing for the entire semester does not work. It's better to keep at it, exchange ideas with your professors and fellow students on a regular basis and make good academic use of your study abroad program, year or semester. 

The university is divided into eight faculties. There are the Faculty of Law, the Faculty of Natural Sciences, the Faculty of Fine Arts, the Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences, the Faculty of Humanities, the Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy, and the Faculty of Dentistry. In addition, there are the faculties of the Technical University of Lisbon. As you can already guess from this list: The range of study programs and courses is large. The university does not have an academic focus - students of any field of study are in good hands. 

In order to be allowed to study full time in Portugal, you have to fulfill a number of requirements in advance: You need a university entrance qualification. In order to have this recognized, you must submit a translated and certified version to the Ministério da Educao - Departamento do Ensino Secundário. In addition, you will have to pass a general admission exam (Prova de Afericao) with a Portuguese test. Depending on the field of study, there are also various specific requirements that you should take into account. If you want to go to the Portuguese capital for your Erasmus, it is best to get information directly from your home university. 

"Lisbon is a beautiful city and offers a lot: Proximity to many beaches, good weather, many international students and good universities, a whole neighborhood full of bars, great food and much more. Everything is easily accessible and both downtown and the surrounding area are very worth seeing. The pleasant atmosphere and Portuguese friendliness can quickly make you feel at home. The perfect mix for all students!"

Scandinavia is super trendy at them moment. Tourism to the northern countries of Europe is booming. Everyone wants a piece of the casual Scandinavian lifestyle, the breathtaking nature, the cute little towns. And Copenhagen is currently attracting people from all over the world like a magnet. The culture, the charming little houses along the canal, the nightlife, the architecture, the liveliness of the Danes - there are countless reasons that speak for the Danish capital. What speaks above all for studying in Copenhagen is Denmark's fantastic education and university system. Countless students from all over the world complete Erasmus, semesters abroad and years abroad there to benefit from the excellent academic opportunities. 

In the Danish capital, students can study at six different unis with different majors. However, the University of Copenhagen is by far the best known and most prestigious. It is the oldest university in Denmark and the second oldest in Scandinavia. The university is particularly characterized by small learning groups and individual support. Funding opportunities for foreign students are excellent and, in general, degrees from the University of Copenhagen are highly regarded - in various industries and countries. 

The university is particularly well known for its political science courses - both in the bachelor's and master's programs. However, business administration, chemistry, mechanical engineering, art and technology are also among the popular fields of study. Apart from the more classical academic directions, you can also choose media studies or subjects related to the environment and energy production. There are almost no limits in the Danish university system. No matter what you are passionate about or what interests you: You will most likely find what you are looking for in Copenhagen. 

With good results in your Abi you will get very far in the Danish university system. The only problem: most of the courses are held in Danish. The universities require proof of proficiency in the Danish language. For those of you who only want to spend a semester abroad in Denmark, we can give the all-clear: There are English-language programs for international students, for Erasmus and the like.

So, did you find your perfect university town yet? If you are not convinced yet, then wait for part two of the Coolest University Towns in Europe. We can assure you: A stay abroad during your studies is always a good idea - in terms of personal, academic and professional development. Take the plunge, you won't regret it.

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