How do you apply for a Studierendenwerk dormitory?
Studierendenwerk (student services) is the institution that operates state-subsidized dormitories in every city. It's 30-50% cheaper than a WG but has long waiting times.
Application Process
- Go to the website of the Studierendenwerk in your city (e.g., studierendenwerk-berlin.de).
- Fill out the online application form — generally including the following fields:
- Personal information (passport/ID number)
- University and program (expected application information if you don't have your Zulassung yet)
- Room preference: single room / WG / family dormitory
- Desired start date
- Some cities require an application fee of 30-50 € (Hamburg, München).
- You will be placed on the waiting list with a confirmation email.
- When your turn comes, you will receive an offer (Mietangebot) — you must accept it within 2-3 days.
Waiting Times (Average)
| City | Bachelor's | Master's |
|---|---|---|
| Berlin | 6-12 months | 4-8 months |
| München | 12-18 months | 9-12 months |
| Köln | 6-9 months | 4-6 months |
| Leipzig | 1-3 months | 1-2 months |
| Frankfurt | 6-9 months | 4-6 months |
Strategy
- Apply as soon as you receive your acceptance letter (rejecting an offer when it comes does not remove you from the list).
- There is priority for Internationale Studierende in some dormitories (especially for the first semester).
- You can apply to 2-3 different dormitories simultaneously.
Rent: 220-380 €/month, includes: room + internet + heating + kitchen equipment in some dormitories.
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