EMA Bremen
A UNESCO-listed Hanseatic city on the river Weser, home of the Town Musicians fairy tale. Our Erasmus+ course center in Northern Europe for digital-learning and inclusive-education courses.
Courses at this center are open to participants travelling from a country other than Germany — a core requirement of Erasmus+ mobility.
Let's take a small tour of Bremen
Bremen is one of Germany’s oldest Hanseatic trading cities, sitting on the river Weser in the country’s north. Its medieval Marketplace — with the UNESCO-listed Town Hall and the Roland statue — and the famous bronze statue of the Town Musicians (immortalised by the Brothers Grimm) make the historic centre instantly recognisable.
Just steps away, the Schnoor quarter’s narrow lanes and crooked houses are Bremen’s oldest surviving district, while the riverside promenade and Böttcherstraße add a layer of Art Nouveau character — giving teachers on our Erasmus+ staff mobility course a compact, walkable city to explore between sessions.
Course topics running at this center.
“You’ll find something better than death anywhere.”
6 highlights of Bremen
A compact, walkable Hanseatic city — here are six places participants keep coming back to between sessions.
Photos: Town Hall — AssetBurned, CC BY-SA 3.0 · Roland — Zairon, CC0 · Town Musicians — Dietmar Rabich, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Schnoor — LBM1948, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Böttcherstraße — Luccio1973, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Schlachte — Jürgen Howaldt, CC BY-SA 2.0 · Cathedral — Florian Hannemann, CC BY-SA 3.0. All via Wikimedia Commons.
We arrange tailor-made Erasmus+ sessions on demand — tell us your preferred topic and travel window and we'll schedule it.