University of Applied Sciences Erfurt

With all three campuses located within close reach of each other and in the city center, the University of Applied Sciences Erfurt is located in  Erfurt, Thuringia, Germany, and the distance between the city and university is less than 2 kilometers. Students can travel to the university by tram, bus, and taxi. Taxi services are estimated to last for four minutes and cost between 9.92 to 12.89 EUR (796 to 1036 INR). Tram and bus rides typically last for less than 10 minutes. 

University of Applied Sciences Erfurt carries out its educational processes across its campuses listed below. 

1. Altonaer Strasse 25 (Main Campus)
2. Leipziger Strasse 77 (15-minute walk away from the main campus)
3. Schluterstrasse 1 (15-minute walk away from the main campus)

• Located on the University of Applied Sciences main campus, the Central Student Advisory Service provides prospective and current students with information and advice on all aspects of their academic endeavors. 
• The university’s Computer Center is the primary IT service provider for all university personnel. Students can access PC workstations for free use in the university library. 
• The university library on the University of Applied Sciences' main campus is equipped with books, monographs, journals, historical collections, film, eBooks, eJournals, and databases, among a few. The library also offers its visitors working and study spaces along with PCs, photocopying, printing, and scanning services. 
• University of Applied Sciences' main campus also houses the central canteen and the language centers.
• University of Applied Sciences Leipziger Strasse 77 campus is home to the faculty of Landscape Architecture, Horticulture, and Forestry. It hosts an extensive collection of trees, large outdoor cultivation areas, and a modern experimental greenhouse. The campus is also equipped with lecture halls, seminar rooms, and a refectory. 
• University of Applied Sciences Schluterstrasse 1 campus houses the faculties of Architecture and Urban and Spatial Planning and provides its students with workstations, model-making workshops, a photo lab, PC and Mac computer pools, and other state-of-the-art training facilities.

• University of Applied Sciences Erfurt offers its students many student groups to participate in and contribute to. The student groups cover a range of interests like sustainability, social work, nature, football, gender, sexuality, games, and bike riding, among a few others. 

• The university’s Student Council, comprising 17 members, represents the interests of studies, organizes events, and essentially tries to further develop and improve student life. 
• The Center for Equal Opportunities and Families strives to support students in balancing their studies, careers, and family life. Considered a family-friendly campus, students can access childcare, a kid's space, a library, and some activities. The center also assists in providing equal opportunities across all genders. 
• The university provides accessibility services to individuals with limited mobility in terms of accessibility of buildings, information for teaching staff, admission requirements, funding, and awareness.
• Students can receive free and confidential psychological counseling on campus which can be accessed through appointments or walk-ins. Counseling is offered in English as well. 

University of Applied Sciences Erfurt does not provide on-campus housing but offers external sources through which students can choose accommodation. The following are some of the recommended housing facilities for students. 

• Thuringian Student Services offer student residence halls. The rooms are furnished and equipped with modern kitchens, including a cooker and refrigerator.
• Students can choose to live in shared apartments that range from small two-person shared apartments to much larger communities. House listings are available through daily newspapers, local magazines, posters, or the Internet. 
• Alternatively, students can rent an apartment which is generally the more expensive option. House listings are available through local newspapers, eBay classifieds, real estate websites, and the Internet.