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This German city is located in the federal state of Baden-Württemberg, in the southwest of Germany. It is a historic city, having been the capital of the Grand Duchy of Baden on the banks of the River Rhine.
Available accommodation | Total | Average price |
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Private room Karlsruhe | 42 | €1764 |
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Studio Karlsruhe | 28 | €1578 |
Entire place Karlsruhe | 101 | €1823 |
Karlsruhe is a small university town that receives a large number of students every year due to the quality of its institutions. From here you will be able to travel to other interesting nearby places, including some cities in France since its border is about 15 kilometres away. Another reason why several students choose this city is that its climate is one of the warmest in Germany and its winter is not usually as harsh as in much of the country.
Are you looking for student accommodation in Karlsruhe? We recommend that you do it well in advance, as there is usually a lot of competition and most students are looking for furnished accommodation, with a good price and a good location, meaning accommodation close to the university and leisure places. In the Erasmus Play search engine, you will be able to see the verified offer of rooms and flats in Karlsruhe, from different websites and online companies.
This type of accommodation is usually the one with the highest prices in this German city. The cost of the flats varies enormously, both due to their characteristics and their location. As a reference to the latter, as a general rule, the apartments that are farthest from the city centre are the cheapest and, as you get closer to the centre, the prices increase.
However, the cost also depends on the characteristics of each flat. For example, they can be studio flats for one or two people who share a room or have more rooms to share with other students. You also have to pay attention to whether they are fully furnished and what appliances you have.
Renting a room in an apartment shared with other young people is usually the preferred option for those who move to live their Erasmus experience in Karlsruhe, and this has two main advantages: saving on the cost of rent and utility bills, as well as living with other students and sharing the experience vividly.
Most of the rooms are furnished with a bed, wardrobe and desk, but reassure yourself by paying close attention to the features that each one presents and the apartment in which they are located.
As a reference, the cost of a room in this southern German city ranges from € 380 onwards and can go up to approximately € 600. The average is usually around € 500 per month.
Here are some of the most chosen neighbourhoods by international students who come to live their Erasmus experience in Karlsruhe.
This residential neighbourhood is located southwest of the city centre. It has a wide variety of bars, restaurants, shops and art galleries. In addition, here the main train station of the city can be found and there are parks and green areas on part of the Alb river.
The Oststadt area is to the east of the city centre, exactly what its name suggests. In this neighbourhood, you will find different restaurants, bars, pubs, parks, shops and other entertainment venues frequented by students. It is also very close to the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology campuses, making it a good option if you are going to that university.
This neighbourhood is located to the west of the city centre and crosses the river Alb in its southern part, along with several green areas. It has several cafes, restaurants, and shops that are perfect for students. In addition, it is close to several of Karlsruhe's universities.
In this German city, there are several universities where international students go. Some of the most prominent are:
This is known as the “University of Karlsruhe”. It is one of the most prestigious research and academic institutions in the country. It is recognized worldwide. Its main campus is located in the Innenstadt-Ost neighbourhood and has another one in Oststadt, to the east.
This university is located in the city centre, south of the Innenstadt-West neighbourhood. It specializes in faculties such as Administration in different fields and some Social ones, such as Philosophy, Politics and Economics.
This is the largest Applied Sciences institution in the state of Baden-Württemberg. It offers careers within the Engineering, Natural Sciences and Business departments. The building is located in the Innenstadt-West neighbourhood, west of the large Schlossgarten park.
In this German city, there is a great variety of residences that can be university or private. You have to pay attention to the features they offer since each of them has different facilities. These can be study rooms, game rooms, laundry rooms, dining rooms, shared kitchen and/or gym.
How much does a student flat cost in Karlsruhe? |
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A studio flat generally goes from € 650 onwards and one to share with more rooms starts at € 1600 per month. |
What are the best areas to live in Karlsruhe as a student? |
Some of the neighbourhoods most chosen by international and national students in Karlsruhe are Südweststadt, Oststadt, Weststadt and Durlach. |
How is the student life in Karlsruhe? |
The university organizes various events for students, which provides many opportunities to meet young people from all over the world. Here you will also be able to travel to nearby places, both within Germany and in surrounding countries. |
What is the approximate monthly expenditure for a student in Karlsruhe? |
The cost of living is usually high, but this largely depends on the type of rental you choose, which accounts for the largest part of the budget. If you rent a room in a shared apartment and you add expenses for food and some leisure, it means that you must have around € 700 per month. It should be noted that many discounts are often offered to students, mainly on transportation and other activities. |
Why go on Erasmus to Karlsruhe? |
This university city is perfect if you want to live in a city that has everything but is medium in size and quieter than big cities, like Berlin. Here you will be able to experience German culture and its way of teaching. You will be able to travel to nearby places and learn the language. |
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