Munster, Germany

Münster, located in North Rhine–Westphalia, Germany, is a scientifically and environmentally progressive city within the Westphalian Basin. The area’s landscape was shaped by Quaternary glacial and fluvial processes, producing fertile soils and wetlands fed by the River Aa. Its temperate oceanic climate, with an average temperature of about 10 °C and 780 mm of annual rainfall, supports both agriculture and extensive urban greenery.The city is recognized for its integrated approach to sustainability and resource management. Münster’s waste system combines recycling, composting, and energy recovery through advanced biowaste fermentation, producing biogas and nutrient-rich compost. These efforts exemplify a circular-economy model consistent with European sustainability objectives.Scientifically, Münster hosts major research institutions, including the University of Münster (WWU) and several Helmholtz and Fraunhofer centers. Research fields range from environmental chemistry and nanoscience to climate modeling and geoinformatics. Local studies on groundwater quality, flood risk, and low-emission mobility contribute directly to regional environmental planning.Münster’s extensive cycling infrastructure and commitment to green urban design reduce CO₂ emissions and serve as living labo

Visa & Entry Requirements 

All international visitors must have a valid visa to travel to Munster. The exact visa requirements depend on the traveler’s nationality. Travellers can obtain their travel permits through entering their details in a short German visa application form. After this is submitted, the eVisa will be delivered by email.Please refer to the official German Visa Portal to apply for your visa if required and for all information regarding visa & entry requirements. If you need a visa invitation letter from EAGE, kindly submit your request here.