Topping-out ceremony on campus: New dormitories for students appeared!

Topping-out ceremony on campus: New dormitories for students appeared!

On June 16, 2025, the topping-out ceremony for the new student housing was celebrated on the campus of Saarland University. This project represents a significant step towards strengthening Saarland as a university location and includes three new residential complexes that offer a total of 234 dormitory places in the first construction phase. The buildings are conveniently located within walking distance of the cafeteria, library and lecture halls. Loud uni-saarland.de It is possible that students will be able to move in for the first time in the summer semester of 2026.

The new apartments are mostly furnished and offer modern facilities with a kitchenette and shower. In addition, many units are barrier-free and the monthly rent for students is less than 300 euros. The entire project is supported with around 11.65 million euros from federal and state funds as part of social housing funding, while the total costs of the construction work amount to around 24 million euros.

Another construction phase is being planned

Those responsible at the state-owned housing company Saarland GmbH (WOGE Saar) coordinate financing and project management. In addition, preparations are already underway for a second construction phase with around 300 additional residential spaces. This will noticeably improve the study situation on campus. Together with the existing dormitory E, which has 72 places, these measures will make over 600 dormitory places available.

The halls of residence on campus are aimed specifically at regular students at Saarland University and other universities, including the University of Technology and Economics and the Saarland University of Music. The rental agreements contain a variety of conditions, such as the HORUS regulations and the house rules of the dormitories, which apply to all residents.

Accommodation and life in the student dormitory

The types of accommodation include single rooms, double apartments and single apartments, which must be requested through an online application - including a CV and photo. Like that Saarland Student Union Notes, disabled-accessible apartments are available in several residence halls. The rental agreements provide for a deposit of three net rents, which will be paid back at the end of the rental if the property is undamaged.

The rental payments consist of a basic rent and a flat rate for operating costs, which are due by the 1st of each month. The halls of residence also offer common rooms and internet access via the university's IT service center. Regular painting work and a caretaker service are also part of the offer.

The good location and comprehensive services make the new halls of residence an attractive choice for students who want to live in close proximity to campus. For further information about living in student apartments, please visit studium-ratgeber.de Find details.