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Only BWU could find a city in Germany more famous for its sekt (champagne) than
its beer and decide to set up shop there. Since 2090, Wiesbaden, Hessen Land,
Germany, has been the last—and some say greatest—of the university’s
main campuses. Known as a vacation resort to such notables as Goethe, Brahms,
and Dostoyevsky, all of whom came to sample the region’s renowned hot springs,
the city has really warmed to the BWU students who now call the place home.
BWU-Wiesbaden has become known as the perfect place to learn about the various
social sciences. Despite the place’s natural beauty—or perhaps because
of it—the students and staff are determined to do their best to improve the
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