Bundeswehr University of Munich

The Munich public transportation network is made up of the following:

• A system of underground trains (U-Bahn) serves as a metro or subway.
• The "S-Bahn" is a suburban rail network that connects suburbs to Munich.
• It is quite convenient and simple to use the bus and tram network. As a result, the majority of students use public transportation.

It has every facility needed by students and lecturers for effective learning, teaching, and research. Despite the immensity of the campus, it only takes a few minutes for students to get from the lecture halls to the main buildings and the cafeteria.

• Books and media, both in print and digital format, must be provided by the university library from both its own collection and those of other libraries. Students have three options for using the material: they can use it directly at the library, use their library card to borrow it and take it home with them, or use an interlibrary loan. The university library also makes information available online and on the university's intranet.
• In addition to other national library associations, the University of Bundeswehr Munich library is a member of the Bavarian Library Network.
• The university has acknowledged the value of health services, and non-medical students have access to a wide range of counseling services to assist with issues relating to equal opportunities, inclusion, psychological and pastoral counseling, as well as emergency medical care. 
• These services are in addition to health promotion initiatives like a very extensive sports program.

One of Germany's few campus universities is the Universität der Bundeswehr München. The city of Munich, which provides a broad variety of activities and cultural attractions, is only a short bus trip and subway ride away from the 140-hectare site of this former military airbase on the outskirts of Munich.

The campus has a fantastic and well-stocked library, a computer lab, a media center, a language learning center, a variety of sporting venues, and dining options. It takes no more than 15 minutes to walk between the lecture halls and the main buildings.

• The UniBw M's main training facility is the Language Training Center. Its responsibility is to provide functional language training as well as practical language training to all students throughout their academic program so they can achieve and maintain the standard language proficiency level (SLP) needed by the Bundeswehr.
• The campus places a high priority on sports, and all students are welcome to use the facilities, including a climbing wall, a swimming pool with a sauna and a steam room, a sizable fitness center for working out and classes, tennis courts, beach volleyball nets, sailboats, and ski and snowboard rentals.
• The Computer Center provides services like scanning, color printing, and multimedia preparation in addition to its four computer rooms, which have a combined fifty machines and are partially available 24/7.
• On-campus events are recorded by the media center. The media library has these recordings. However, the media center also supports celebrations like the awarding of certificates, events, seminars, and lectures of the children's university. The media center's films are mostly related to research and teaching.
• There are a variety of dining options. The university cafeteria (Mensa), which offers fairly priced breakfast, lunch, and dinner, is the least expensive choice.
• Visitors are encouraged to relax and take in the ambiance at the new eateries "Brandl" and the UniCasino.

On-campus housings are available but for a limited number of students therefore, there are several off-campus options for students. 

 In order to grant international students from one of its partner universities permission to dwell in a housing complex that is owned by the Bundeswehr Career Center in Munich, the UniBw M International Office has five rooms (one floor). 

• The building is conveniently near the Olympic Park in Munich City Center and is accessible via public transit. 
• The bedrooms are doubles that can accommodate two persons. Showers, the kitchen, and the bathrooms are shared.
• In Germany shared apartments, or "WGs," are common housing arrangements for students. Everyone has their own room in a shared apartment, but the bathroom and kitchen are shared with the other apartment dwellers.
• A room in a shared apartment is frequently more affordable and accessible for individuals than renting.
• Accommodation typically costs around EUR 8000(INR 6,40,000) per month.