Do universities offer liability insurances?

As a rule, the universities do not offer liability insurance.

Note:

Check if your existing insurance also covers damages abroad.

In addition, here is an overview of some of the services provided by Hanse-Merkur, which you could compare with the services of your insurance company.

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