Student Accommodation in Hamburg

As the second biggest city in Germany, Hamburg has a comparatively higher cost of living, which may put a strain on your budget. So cheap student housing in Hamburg is a great choice to save some money. At uhomes.com, you can filter the lists of Hamburg accommodation for students by setting a price range or clicking "Lowest Price" above to enter the details pages. If you have any other requirements, our consultants will be very glad to help you. Below are some popular options for cheap Hamburg student apartments:

1. A cosy double bedroom in Altona-Altstadt (€550/month)
2. Graf Johann Weg (€550/month)
3. Schellerdamm (From €695/month)
4. Rauschener Ring (€665/month, en-suite)
5. Canvas Hamburg (€710/month)
6. En-suite in Possmoorweg (€720/month)

When considering the options of student housing in Hamburg, you can explore a diverse range of room types tailored to your preferences and budget. Following are all the available room types for Hamburg student accommodation：
1. Student Studio Apartments
Living in private accommodation means you can have more private space, and you don't have to worry about inconvenience or noise. If you value privacy, a studio apartment is a cost-effective option.
Amenities: A self-contained living space that typically includes a bedroom, a kitchenette, and a private bathroom all in one room. It is designed for single occupancy.
Rent: From €1,107/month
2. Single Rooms / En-suites in Hamburg
Amenities: A single room contains a bedroom that includes a private bathroom attached to the room. It offers good privacy and convenience.
Rent: From €745/month
3. Hamburg Apartments
Renting student apartments in Hamburg is a great option. The prices and additional fees vary depending on location, amenities, and landlords/providers. There are different types of apartments for you to choose from based on the number of bedrooms.
One-bedroom Apartments (1-Zimmer Wohnung)
Amenities: It includes a separate bedroom, a living area, a kitchen, and a bathroom. More expensive than single rooms or flat share.
Rent: From €1,635/month
Two/Three/Four/Five-bedroom Apartments for Rent (2/3/4/5-Zimmer Wohnung)
Amenities: It includes two/three/four separate bedrooms, a living area, a kitchen, and one or two bathrooms. It’s a good idea to rent a multi-bedroom apartment with your friends.
Rent: From €1,120/month/person
4. Flat Share (Wohngemeinschaften, WG)
It's very common and popular for students to share a flat in Hamburg. You can save some money by sharing the living costs (rent and utility bills) with roommates (Mitbewohner) and stay together with friends. uhomes.com provides the service to help you find roommates according to your requirements. It is important to know that people generally tend to live with someone sociable and reliable, so it is advisable that you display such traits to find roommates more easily.

The living expenses in Hamburg are composed of several parts. The good news is that you don't have to pay high tuition fees like studying in USA or Australia! The average living costs in Hamburg are about €1,500–€2,200 for a single person if you want to live comfortably. Let's walk through the essential factors covered in daily living costs in Hamburg.

Student Accommodation in Hamburg

• Off-campus student housing in Hamburg: From €400/month
• On-campus Hamburg Student Residence: From €500/month

Public Transportation 

• Kurzstrecke (Short Haul): €1.90.
• Nahbereich (Local Area): €2.50.
• Großbereich (Greater Hamburg): €3.60.
• Monthly Ticket: Approximately €83.
• €49 for a monthly Deutschlandticket
• Semester Ticket: about €208.80 per semester for university students 

Health Insurance

Around €120 per month for international students with discounts

Utility Cost

• Electricity: €45-€100 per month
• Internet: €20-€40 per month

Food & Groceries: €150-€350 per month

Dine out: €15-€100 (depending on the restaurant).

Entertainment: €100 per month

Clothes: €150 per month

University of Hamburg (Universität Hamburg)

Studying at the University of Hamburg means you're receiving an academic education at one of Germany's largest and most research-intensive universities. There are nearly 200 degree programs, which guarantee a wide variety of majors and combinations. The university has eight faculties, offering all the courses of a comprehensive university: law, economics and social sciences, medicine, education, humanities, mathematics, computer science and natural sciences, psychology and sports science, and business administration. The University of Hamburg has partnerships with more than 300 universities in more than 50 countries. This facilitates the exchange of students and scholars.

Hamburg University of Technology (Technische Universität Hamburg)

TUHH is a German public comprehensive university in the Harburg district of Hamburg, Germany. It is one of the youngest and most successful universities in Germany. Popular majors include: business and management, general engineering, electrical and electronic engineering, mechanical and aerospace engineering, civil engineering, computer science, chemical engineering, etc.

Northern Institute of Technology Management (NIT)

NIT is the first private business school in northern Germany. It has 50 professors from world-renowned universities and business schools. Students from all over the world learn methods, realize innovative ideas, and develop their personalities.

Hamburg has a well-connected and extensive transport system. You can easily and conveniently get around. Just step out of your student accommodation in Hamburg and explore this beautiful city!
Tickets
You can get all single, daily and weekly tickets that are valid for all buses, trains and ferries at HVV ticket machines. Daily tickets are cheaper after 9:00 a.m. The transportation network is divided into five ring lines. Ring lines A and B (called Großbereich) cover the entire city. If you want to go further afield, Ring lines C, D and E will take you up to 60 km outside the city.
Bus
Bus services are available with metro buses (frequent services), express buses, sprinter buses and regional buses (connecting to stations and surrounding towns).
S-Bahn & U-Bahn (Best Way to Get Around)
Hamburg currently has four U-Bahn subway lines, four S-Bahn suburban lines and nine regional rail services connecting Hamburg to other cities in the region. Hamburg is divided into different zones and the ticket price is calculated accordingly. Ticket price is approximately €3.40.
Ferry
Hamburg has six ferry routes serving the port and the River Elbe. You can take short trips around the port. All ferries stop at Landungsbrücken.
Taxi
Taxis are white with a yellow "Taxi" sign on their roof. The starting price is about €3. A 30-minute drive from the airport to the city center is expected to cost about €25.
Bike
StadtRAD Hamburg is the bike-sharing program in Hamburg, with more than 220 stations around the city. A day pass costs €15 euros. Or you can your own bike. Most student apartments in Hamburg offers bike storage.

Hamburg is known for its vibrant cultural life, with numerous museums, art galleries and historic buildings. The Elbe River runs through the city, adding a charming waterscape to the city. Below are some attractions in Hamburg worth visiting. If you don't want to stay in your Hamburg student residence in your spare time, just plan a short travel!
1. St. Michael's Church
2. Speicherstadt UNESCO Site
3. City Hall
4. Landungsbrücken Piers
5. Fish Market
6. Elbphilharmonie

At uhomes.com, you can easily compare all the student housing information and filter the affordable options. Simply follow the three steps:
1. Filter by Budget: Set your price range and find student apartments in Hamburg within your budget constraint. You can also filter the Hamburg housing through price, duration, property type, room type, move-in month, etc. View the results and save your favorite listings for comparison.
2. Check Room Details: Click to enter the details page of the student housing in Hamburg you are interested in and carefully check the various information and room fees.
3. Contact and Arrange Viewings: Click "Apply Now" or "Enquire Now" and leave your contact information. One of our professional consultants will work with you on the booking details.

Yes, all utility bills are covered in the All-in-One price of your Hamburg student accommodation, usually including water, electricity, heating, and internet. You don't have to pay any additional hidden costs. But if you want to rent private homes or apartments in Hamburg, things may be different according to the landlords' requirements. You can ask your consultant at uhomes.com about the fees. We'll provide professional help and advice.

Yes, we also have student housing in Hamburg that provides short-term rentals. The duration of the lease agreement is pretty flexible. You can filter the lists by "Duration" at the top of the page, or click "More" and choose "Short lease" under "Service Features".

Yes, we offer private student accommodation in Hamburg in different areas and with different price ranges. You can filter the list through "Room Type". Choose "Single Rooms", "Studios", or "1B" (1-bedroom apartment, Einzimmerwohnung), and you'll see the results. Popular options include THE FIZZ Hammerbrook and Navale.

Popular neighborhoods include Eimsbüttel, St. Pauli, Altona, Sternschanze, Ottensen, and more. These areas have a vibrant nightlife, a student-friendly environment, trendy shops, Cafes, and delicious restaurants. What's more, the living costs are pretty affordable!

It's easy to find student accommodation in Hamburg at uhomes.com, a professional and reliable rental portal. We provide many options for students, including private rooms, studios, shared flats, 1-bed apartments, etc. You can filter the property listings according to price, duration, distance from your university, move-in date, and some other factors you care about. Or you can directly contact us and tell us your requirements.

Student apartments in Hamburg provide various amenities in communities. Social spaces are well-designed and divided into areas for different activities. Students can usually enjoy study areas, recreation rooms, laundry facilities, and bike storage. Some may offer a communal kitchen, a package room, and other thoughtful services.

To successfully apply for your student apartment in Hamburg, essential documents are needed, including a valid ID or passport, proof of enrollment at a university in Hamburg, proof of sufficient financial resources (bank statements), health insurance confirmation, etc. For non-EU citizens, a residence permit may also be required. Or you can just contact us and our consultants will provide professional help for you.

Yes! To ensure you make an informed decision, it is essential to visit flats in Hamburg in person. You have two ways to view your student housing:
1. One is that you can browse the photos and videos on our website to get a deeper understanding of your Hamburg student apartments. You can also ask our professional consultants to send you some updated photos of your dream home. We guarantee that all pictures and videos are taken in real life and are completely authentic.
2. Another approach is to contact our team to arrange on-site property tours. This allows you to experience the amenities, atmosphere, and suitability of the housing options.

We cannot give you an exact waiting time. But we'll do everything to ensure that you can successfully apply for a satisfactory student apartment in Hamburg. Our consultants will always keep an eye out for the apartment that appeals to you and recommend some other acclaimed options.

Yes, you need to pay a deposit for your Hamburg student residence. Many providers and landlords of student apartments for rent in Hamburg will require a security deposit, especially during peak rental season (so it may also be a reservation fee). The supply of cheap student apartments in Hamburg always exceeds the demand and is very tight. Providers or landlords need to ensure that you will move in as planned in this way and not cost themselves a loss.

We will do our best to ensure your safety when living in Hamburg student accommodation. Security measures usually include 24/7 security personnel, CCTV cameras, and secure access systems. While Hamburg is generally safe, it's also very important to find a neighborhood with a low crime rate and a safe living environment, such as Eppendorf, Blankenese, and Winterhude.

We are very glad that you are satisfied with your accommodation. If you want to extend your stay at the student flat in Hamburg, please contact our consultant as early as possible. Then we will check the availability of your Hamburg student accommodation and make the necessary arrangements. The extensions are subject to availability and may involve additional charges.

Absolutely YES! Hamburg is very student-friendly. There are first-class educational institutions, cheap student accommodation, a well-connected transportation system, diverse culture, international perspective, a safe environment, and countless interesting places to travel!

You have various methods to get around Hamburg city. For public transportation, you have bus, U-Bahn, and S-Bahn. Ferries and taxis are also available. Or you can ride a bike or just walk from your Hamburg accommodation to your class.