The University of Münster welcomes the 27th edition of ICCS to Münster. We keep monitoring the ongoing COVID-19 situation and will adjust accordingly should it become apparent that a physical meeting is not tenable. We will also try to implement a hybrid model for those participants who cannot travel to Münster.

The conference will take place at the Fürstenberghaus near the St. Paulus Dom (Cathedral).

On-site WLAN

Manual: eduroam

• Members of other universities can use “eduroam” at Münster University if their home institution is participating in the eduroam project.
• Members of Münster University have access to the networks of other eduroam partners. In this case, the network name displayed is usually “eduroam”. For the configuration follow the instructions for the SSID “wwu” – just replace “wwu” with “eduroam” in the individual steps of the manual.

Manual: GuestOnCampus

Connect to the SSID “GuestOnCampus” and start any web browser (e.g. Chrome or Firefox). You will automatically be redirected to the login page. Confirm the terms of use and click on “log in for free”. 1 GB data volume is available per device and day. Please note that the connection is not encrypted.

Accommodation

There are many places to stay in Münster. In cooperation with Münster Marketing, we have compiled a small list of hotels that have blocked some rooms for us. Please visit through the following link for those rooms:

Reservations via Münster Marketing

About Münster

Münster is a beautiful town in Westphalia, Germany, comprising a lake (Aasee), a castle (Münsteraner Schluss),
churches, museums, parks including a botanical garden, and an old town among other highlights. Münster is known to be a very bike-friendly town and a town of universities with a multitude of universities situated in Münster including the university of Münster.

For general directions on how to get to Münster, please follow the link:
https://www.stadt-muenster.de/en/tourismus/service-and-information/how-to-reach-muenster