Student Accommodation in Stralsund
You have successfully enrolled or applied to HOST? Then your search for accommodation needs to begin. Whether in student halls of residence, a shared flat or your first own flat, this decision has to be made by you and should be made according to your own desires and available funds. Stralsund offers exceptionally good conditions and is not affected by overly expensive rental prices and a highly competitive property market like in other study locations and cities.
As a campus university, HOST offers one of the most charming accommodation options: in a small village in Scandinavian look and feel, located on campus – just a few steps from the Mensa (Cafeteria) and the schools.
The student village Holzhausen is located on the University’s campus. It is run by the Studierendenwerk (Student Services) Greifswald. Since winter semester 1995/96, 274 students have found perfect living conditions here, in fully furbished one and two-bed rooms.
You can request a room in the Holzhausen halls of residence on the website of the website of the Studentenwerk Greifswald. The request must generally be sent to the Studierendenwerk.
Your Contacts at HOST are:
Susanne Redmann, accommodation queries
Ralf Klüber, caretaker of Holzhausen
TIP!
Due to limited capacity and high demands, we would suggest you reserve a room with the Studierendenwerk as soon as you have decided you would like to study at HOST. To make a reservation you do not have to be enrolled or have received your Letter of Acceptance. This keeps your options open at the start of your studies.
Several other renovated buildings have been turned into student accommodation in Stralsund’s historic town center and right next to the campus.
- Student flats in the "Einstein-Quartier" very close to the university
- Student flats in the Berufsförderungswerk Stralsund very close to the university
- Kloster St. Jürgen am Strande (student flats "Mönchstraße") and Wohnanlage Alter Markt c/o Stralsunder Wohnungsbaugesellschaft mbH
- Student accomodation Haus am Rügendamm
- Student accomodation ahs-immobilienservice
- Student flats in the Barther Straße HP GBR Elmenhorst
- Student flats in Stralsund Wohnen in Vorpommern
- Housing association "Aufbau" eG Stralsund
- Frankenstraße 57 UNIKAT Immobilien
- Haus- und Grundverwaltung Pergande
- Youth hostel Stralsund
- Younior-Hotel Stralsund
- Student flats in Stralsund http://www.wbg-volkswerft.de
- Student flats in Stralsund http://www.budwig.de/immobilien-stralsund-mieten.php
- Student flats in Stralsund Immonet GmbH Hamburg
- Student flats in Parow http://www.prowohn-hl.de/index_parow.html
- Shared flats and flat market for Germany
- Flat market
- Online-Portal Immowelt
- Property search engine www.immobilo.de
- Private accomodation offers for students in Stralsund Wohnungsplatzliste 2016
€ 150 Welcome Payment from the Town of Stralsund
The Begrüßungsgeld (welcome payment) from the town authorities that amounts to € 150 is a good foundation for the start of the new chapter of your life that is studying. If you choose to register Stralsund as your main place of residence, you will receive the Begrüßungsgeld quickly and unbureaucratically.
Further information on applying for the Begrüßungsgeld and payment
Your study expenses are of course individual. However, our experienced student advisors have prepared a calculation for you so that you know roughly what to expect.
Your advantage: affordable semester fees and relatively cheap accommodation.
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- First semester
Including enrolment fee of € 20.00 - From the second semester
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- Accommodation
- Catering
- Study materials
- Mobility costs (Germany ticket)
- Health insurance
Optional outputs
- Clothing
- Leisure/culture/sports
- Telephone/broadcasting/
Television licence fees - Miscellaneous
- Internet on campus
- Borrowing books
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Child benefit (Not in every country.)
Here is an example from Germany.
Your parents are entitled to child benefit until their child reaches the age of 25. This means that parents receive 250 euros per child, regardless of the number of children they have. Many parents transfer the full amount to their children. A small amount, but one that is regularly credited to your student account!
Jobs
As a student assistant (SHK) in various areas, you can earn between 10 and 15 hours per week. In addition to the salary, you will gain experience in the application of various research methods and knowledge of scientific publication opportunities - an advantage.
The university also cooperates with Nova Campus, and you can also find jobs outside HOST on the job exchange.