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Our Campus Wonderland

A Bird's Eye View

Easily accessible from Munich, MIS takes full advantage of its 55-acre campus in an idyllic nature preserve near the city of Starnberg and the Bavarian Lake District. Because our forested campus is a natural resource in itself and provides incredible outdoor learning and recreation opportunities, sustainability is a topic near and dear to our hearts. Preserving and supporting our natural environment is a top priority for the present and future of MIS. Meanwhile, our interior spaces are as vast as the outdoor areas. Scroll down to keep exploring our campus.
 

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SPACE TO RUN
SPACE TO DREAM
SPACE TO THRIVE
Rainbow Tunnel

Welcome to MIS

Families and faculty pass safely from the parking and drop-off area through the iconic "rainbow tunnel," emerging to an expansive view of the Alps on the right, the impressive facade of the Schloss to the left, and a series of adventurous play areas to the front.

Security

Check In

As soon as you exit the rainbow tunnel, your first stop will be our security hut where you will receive your visitor ID and further directions.

Schloss

Our History Stands

The Schloss (meaning 'castle' in Deutsche) was built in 1875.  MIS acquired this land in 1968, and the Schloss served as its first school building.  It is now the administrative center of the campus.

Cafeteria

Guten Appetit!

Our school's cafeteria is catered by Genuss und Harmonie, offering freshly-made meals using regional and seasonal ingredients.  In addition to providing lunches, a cafe is open during campus opening hours providing baked goods, healthy snacks, and sandwiches.

Junior School

Great Beginnings

The Junior School (Early Childhood and Grades 1 - 4) is comprised of an interconnected network of structures including an arena-style auditorium, encircled by classroom spaces primarily for 1st and 2nd grades. Primary students have easy access to the nurses' office, the cafeteria, the library, nearby play areas, and gardens.

Middle School

Life in Orange

Middle Schoolers (Grades 5 - 8) find themselves all over the campus in a normal day. The main Middle School building houses an auditorium, food design kitchen, multiple science labs, and classroom spaces.

Senior School

From Horses to Homework

The main Senior School building (Grades 9 - 12) was originally horse stables. After renovation in the late 1960s, the building now includes classrooms, laboratories, and two black box theatres for Middle and Senior School drama classes.

 

Red Box

Extra Color

The red box was introduced as a temporary structure to house the Middle and Senior School library.  Now that this library has a lavish new home in the Learning NeXus, the red box has been converted into additional Middle School classroom space.

The Learning NeXus

The Heart of Our Campus

Modelled after innovation studios and co-working spaces, Middle and Senior School students will be able to practice transdisciplinary studies in a flexible working environment with the added convenience of having IT support, library facilities, and research assistance in the same space.

PAC

Performing Arts Center

The Senior School building houses our Performing Arts Center, a theatre and performance space with an audience capacity of 325. The lower floors provide choir and music spaces.

LADC

Language Arts & Design Center

The LADC is a separate building that houses woodworking and design classrooms, art studios, as well as an expansive Middle & Senior School Makers' Laboratory, featuring a media production studio used for live-streaming, podcasting, and student-produced audio and visual production.

Junior School Gym

Personal, Social, and Physical Education

The difference between a standard gym's design and MIS's new Junior School gym is striking. The purposefully designed floor in the Junior School will exploit the principles of movement transferability. Without the standard basketball, volleyball, and badminton lines, students will have more opportunities to be creative with their environment.

Our Blog

Read Our M Stories

MIS inspires, challenges, and empowers students to become bold dreamers who shape their own future and turn their aspirations into reality.
M Stories

M Stories:  Riva Takes Center Stage

In a head-to-toe, fuzzy bear costume, Riva was the Beyoncé of Baloo’s. What was crystal-clear from...
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M Stories: Alina's Big Dream for Small Towns

"Growing up in such a supportive and dynamic environment gave me the courage to believe that I...
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M Stories: Aisha Expresses Creativity through Code

“I never imagined that creativity could be expressed through code.”
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M Stories:  Can You Keep Up With Louie?

Read on to enjoy Louie's new release titled 'New Shoes'!
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M Stories:  Hyungmok Makes His Mark

"Hyungmok is currently working at the desk across from mine as I secretly compose his M Story in...
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M Stories: A Modern-day Renaissance Man

“I like hurdles.  It’s the only thing that makes life fun!”   
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M Stories: Beyond All Headlines

Three of MIS's 11th-grade students have created a podcast with a mission to give you a wake-up call.
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M Stories: Join Mathilda's Club

MIS's Global Issues Network Club founder receives Zonta Award.
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M Stories: Verenice Without Borders

"Home isn’t defined by a single place, but by the relationships you create along the way.” 
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M Stories: Ain't No Mountain High Enough for Anna Risau

Anna conquers literal mountains and the mountain of challenges that mothers face around the world.
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M Stories: Check Out Isla

The NeXus library space is a moment of zen in the busy academic world that keeps Isla's mind racing...
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M Stories: Alex's No-Name Band

Help the punk rock band brainstorm an epic name!
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M Stories: Jonathan's Guide to the Top of the World

Spending time for yourself can help you get back to who you really want to be.
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M Stories: Anastasiia Shurma Builds Hope Underground

MIS 9th-grader Anastasiia Shurma knows what it’s like to go to school underground.
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M Stories Part 1:  Romina Erhardt, MIS Teacher & Goalie at Women’s Box Lacrosse World Championship

Romina Erhardt is the first MIS teacher to be featured as an "M Story".
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M Stories: Emilia's 'Office Job' Epiphany

I enjoyed my work at TUM so much, that I decided to extend my internship into the first two weeks...
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M Stories: Helena Zimmer Will Go Back

“I tried to capture the memories and the value of this trip in this journal. I couldn’t. The...
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M Stories: Odessa's Orientation

If you ask Odessa where she is from, her answer is “Morocco” - even though her birth country is...
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M Stories:  Charlotte + Zonta = Gender Equality

"I decided to participate in the Zonta program because I wanted to be a part of the initiative to...
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M Stories:  The Long Journey Toward Lightness

Some "M Stories" don't begin at MIS. Some begin thousands of miles away in Tanzania.
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M Stories: Thomas's Curve Ball

Thomas has developed his own arsenal of life hacks for learning and baseball-inspired approaches to...
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M Stories: Zhumazhan & Gianni Mean Agro-Business

Grade 11 students Zhumazhan Balapanov and Gianni Samwer are co-founders of Astyk Market, an...
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M Stories:  Nick Simon's Bright Idea

"I can’t just sit at home and do nothing. I need a project, I need to work, I need to do something...
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M Stories: Dev, Roman, and Valerio are Medical Matchmakers

MIS 10th-graders Dev, Roman, and Valerio established a student-to-doctor matchmaking organization...
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M Stories: Justus Founds MIS’s 1st Annual Bat Night!

MIS’s sustainability goal is for the campus to be CO2-neutral by 2035. This goal is in reach thanks...
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M Stories: Tanish Dhiman Champions Cubing

Tanish Dhiman is an MIS Senior who is also one of the top champion Rubik's Cubers in the world. He...
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M Stories: Will White's Podcast Reveals the Backstory

Will White is an MIS 11th-grader whose podcast allows him to chat with fascinating guests to find...
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M Stories: Lukas Emander, Curious Chemist

At the start of 2020, Lukas Emander participated in Jugend Forscht, a national STEM research...
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M Stories: Valentin Marschner Faces His History

Valine writes his IB Extended Essay on the time period that affected his own family's history and...
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M Stories:  Evelina Gnezdilova MIS Poet Laureate Publishes TIME

Braving criticism and personal exposure, Evelina Gneydilova published a book of poetry for her...
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M Stories:  Jared Ignacio Turns Grief Into Grit

After experiencing grief at a young age, Jared Ignacio funneled his pain into basketball. Through...
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M Stories: Annabelle Marquis, Youngest Musician in Junge Münchner Symphonike

At age 12, Annabelle Marquis is the Youngest Musician in Junge Münchner Symphonike. She was joined...
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M Stories: Anea Elmas Dares to Bake Different

Anea Elmas has created an desert cookbook full of recipes with unexpected flavour twists. Anea...
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M Stories: Eva O'Reilly's Dream Team

Eva O'Reilly started a club to read to 2nd-graders so they wouldn't feel alone or unsupported...
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M Stories: You Don't Know Malaika

Malaika is an MIS senior who began an incredible career in music when she was very young. She is...
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M Stories:  Leo Lee's Mom Was Right

Leo arrived in Munich three years ago from Hong Kong. To keep up his home language, he takes...
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M Stories: Calvin Chen Makes Munich Listen Up

Calvin Chen is an award-winning violinist at Munich International School.
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