Augsburg, Germany Contact Information
<Faculty & student contact information will be provided here
closer to the departure date.>
The student assistant for Germany is Lindsay Group,
Graduate Assistant
and Dennis Stindt. They can be reached in Miriam Hall 614.
Emergency Information, Augsburg
- Nearest
U.S. Embassy or Consulate
Consulate General of the United States
Königinstraße 5
80539 Munich
Federal Republic of Germany
The telephone number from within Germany
is (089) 2888-0. From outside Germany, use the country and city codes:
(49)(89) 2888-0. The fax number for consular services is (089) 280-9998 or -
from outside Germany - (49)(89) 280-9998.
The consular section is open to the public from 8:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
- Police
Department Contact/Ambulance Contact
Police:
110
Fire:
112
Ambulance:
110 (the police will alarm the ambulance!)
Use these numbers ONLY for
emergency!
If you are seriously ill or
have been injured in an accident, call 110 for an ambulance that takes you
to a hospital. This is the fastest way to get there. Also, please have
someone call the professors, Katja Hamann, or Dana Reynolds immediately!
-
Hospital/Emergency Care Facility Address/Doctor
If you are ill, but not very
seriously, you can see a doctor in
Augsburg. Ask your host
family which doctor they go to who is
nearby their house.
For students in the dorms (Uni),
possible doctors nearby may
be:
-
Dentist:
Dr. Busch, Salomon-Idler Str. 24F, phone: (0821) 57 60 20
-
General practitioner:
Dr. Peter Bogner, Hochfeldstr. 73,
phone: (0821) 58 48 48
-
Gynecologist: Dr. Schuscik, Salomon-Idler-Str 24F,
phone: (0821) 58 66 88
-
Pharmacies
 Pharmacies
are called “Apotheke” and you can find them nearly everywhere in Augsburg.
Since pharmacies in Germany are not open during the night a special night
service is available (look at the sign outside any pharmacy informing which
pharmacy has night service this day). You can recognize pharmacies by the
following sign:
Time
Difference (from EST):
6 Hours
- Tourist
Office
Website:
http://www.regio-augsburg.de
Address:
Rathausplatz, 86150 Augsburg (place in front of the Town Hall) or
Schießgrabenstraße 14, 86150 Augsburg,
Phone:
+49 (0)8 21/5 02 07-0
- Internet
Services
The cheapest internet cafe is opposite of
the main central station.
Take street car 3 (direction “Stadtbergen”) and
get off the street car at station “Bahnhofstr.” During the week you can
access internet in the CIP pools of the University of Augsburg.
- Documents
and Formalities
VISAS: Citizens of Australia, Canada, the
EU, New Zealand, South Mrica and the US do not need a visa for stays of up
to 90 days.
-
Telephones:
Pre-paid phone cards,
available at post offices, “Telekom” stores (German main telephone
provider), or kiosks carry a certain amount of time depending on the
card’s denomination (10€, or 25€).
An alternative is to bring with you a
international prepaid phone card from the US. Make sure that you know the
international direct dial numbers for Germany.
Common international direct dial numbers
in Germany:
AT&T
0800-2255-288
MCI WorldCom
0800-888-8000
Sprint
0800-888-0013
For more information about
telecommunication in Germany:
http://www.german-way.com/teletips.html
Contact Information at UD
(We recommend contacts in
this order)
○
Peter
Wagner
Director, Study Abroad Programs
119 Anderson Center, University of Dayton
Peter.Wagner@notes.udayton.edu
(937) 229 – 2479 (work @ UD)
○
Main Office, School of Business:
230 Miriam Hall, University of Dayton
(937) 229 - 3731
(You may also leave a message for Mr. Wagner
here)
○
Center for International Programs
(CIP)
Dr. Amy Anderson, Director
Zehler Hall, Rm 300
aanderson@udayton.edu
(937) 229 - 3514
We have shared our itineraries, contact
information and the like with the CIP. But, we recommend Dr. Sekely as
your first contact point, then the UD School of Business – both before
contacting CIP.
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