Braunschweig University of Technology

The public transit system in Saxony is extensive and serves the entire area of this huge metropolis.

• It connects tourists to the rest of Germany and beyond while taking them over, under, and through Saxony.
• The U-Bahn, S-Bahn, buses, and trams make up the comprehensive system.
• Its large BVG public transit system, which includes both regional, elevated S-Bahn trains and underground U-Bahn trains, is the finest method to get around the city.

More than 900 people can study in the University Library, which also has group study rooms, individual study carrels, WiFi through eduroam, printers, copy machines, and scanners.

• Students have the option to work in groups without disturbing other students in the reading rooms by using the group study room on the third level. 15 individual study carrels are also available for usage by students.
• It also provides computers with graphic software and internet connectivity.
• For questions about studying at the Braunschweig University of Technology, prospective and current students should start by contacting the Study Service Center (Studienservice-Center, SC). It offers a comprehensive selection of resources and services relevant to studies.
• The primary point of contact for all foreign issues and activities at the university is the International House & Research Services of the Braunschweig University of Technology. It is a formal entity that answers to the President. 
• Together with the Internationalization Council and the Presidential Board, its duties include creating the university's worldwide strategy.

The Technical University of Braunschweig's campus is situated in the centre of Braunschweig, the City of Science, one of Europe's busiest research hubs. One of the main draws for students in the city is its abundance of parks, sports facilities, and nightclubs, among other amenities.

Eduroam, the campus' WiFi, is accessible to Braunschweig University of Technology members. Members of the public can use the library's WiFi network, which is accessible throughout the entire structure.

• The Sports Center is a facility that offers a variety of sports programs. Our extensive sports and health program is open to students and staff of the Braunschweig University of Technology, as well as students and staff from the Hochschule für Bildende Künste (HBK), Ostfalia Hochschule, and members of our cooperation partners.
• Intercultural learning is supported by the International House for Braunschweig University of Technology students. Intercultural competence is becoming a necessary component of qualification for the global work and research market. Additionally, they support integration into the institution and community as well as the achievement of academic endeavors.
• The International Coffee Break was established by the International Student Support. This gives international students the chance to converse over coffee or tea while making new acquaintances.
• Participation is open to all Braunschweig University of Technology international students. It doesn't matter if you just started studying in Braunschweig or have been here for a while.
• Theater German workshops are routinely offered to Bridges4Refugees participants, language course participants, and interested students by the Language Centre in the International House of the Braunschweig University of Technology.
• For refugees who want to attend the Braunschweig University of Technology but don't yet possess the necessary German language abilities, there is a bridging course called Bridges4Refugees. The program's primary goal is to teach participants German.
• Over 90 student organizations and 30 student councils provide a variety of ways to get engaged.
• The Braunschweig University of Technology hosts a number of well-attended events and gatherings, such as TU-Night, the university sports festival, the organic beats festival, etc.
• Students can also take part in a variety of extracurricular activities, including chorus, orchestra, and music. People who are interested in exploring, programming, creating automobile models, and a variety of other projects can become involved.
• On-campus options for recreation and fitness include volleyball courts, saunas, sailing, and parachuting. More than 200 sessions in 100 different sports are offered weekly at the sports center.

On-campus housings are not available but there are several off-campus options for students. 

Studentenwerk provides students with a great quality of living at very low costs. 

 More than 1800 single rooms are available at the Studentenwerk's eight residence halls for students and two guest homes for visiting scientists.

• The eight residence halls are close to the campus of the Braunschweig University of Technology and offer single, double, and shared apartments.
• There are single shared, double shared, private, studio, and apartment types of rooms available.
• A huge clubhouse with a restaurant, a movie theatre, common areas, and other entertainment amenities are included in resident halls in addition to the necessary amenities. Applying online with Studentenwerk is an option for students.
• In addition to living in Studentenwerk housing, students have the option of finding private furnished or unfurnished rooms and apartments in Germany.
• Accommodation typically costs around EUR 450(INR 3600) per month.