• THD has 3 campuses, THD Main, THD Cham, THD Pffarkirschen.
• THD has a really nice library and medical room for emergencies.
• We were having very much fests and events throughout the study. Freshers' party got organized during the first semester, and there were also 3-4 DJ nights organized.
• We had to do a cultural event during the study. We were also asked to organize a picnic with students and professors

• I posted on FB, and I also asked my student union to find accommodation near the uni. They helped me to find the apartment. There are some websites that can be useful to get the accommodation eg Ebay Klienenisigen.
• The monthly rent was 200 euros, which includes electricity for my apartment.
• It was easy to get accommodation.
• My house was 2.5 km away from the uni.

• My university has the main campus, and then we have one or two floors in one ICT building, which is like an office space, and then one inside the city centre and one inside a big shopping mall. We have all the facilities available, like a library and sports facilities.
• In fact, the library is open 24/7, and we can visit it whenever we want, and during the exam period it’s open from 8 in the morning to 12 at night, which is very nice.
• Major festivals we have are NowFest, the beer festival, and Oktoberfest. We also have many clubs, like nightclubs, and we have ESN, which is the Erasmus club that helps connect newcomers. We have extracurricular activities happening almost every day.

• Off-campus. I stay in a private apartment managed by a local housing company on Bahnhofstraße 21 (Deggendorf). I found it by emailing housing companies/landlords and checking WG-Gesucht, ImmoScout24, and DIT student WhatsApp/Facebook groups. Rent: in the mid-€400s warm (€600 deposit, ); heating/water included, electricity & internet separate).
• The place is furnished (bed, desk, wardrobe), has a shared kitchen with basic appliances, a clean bathroom, laundry in the building, bike storage, and secure entry. Challenges: demand is very high around the semester start—listings go fast; some landlords ask for SCHUFA or German pay slips (hard for new students); replies can be slow; and getting the Wohnungsgeberbestätigung in time for city registration can be stressful.
• Recommendations: start early; write a short intro in German and English; attach passport/ID and enrollment letter in the first email; have the deposit ready; ask for a video tour or visit before paying; Never transfer money without a signed contract (prefer German IBAN); confirm what’s Warmmiete vs. extra costs (electricity/internet). Distance: about 15 minutes on foot to the DIT campus (5–7 minutes by bike); bus/train and supermarkets are close. Where most Indian students stay: shared WGs near campus or around the Bahnhof/city-center area; a few get into student dorms, which fill up quickly.

• Our college has around 3 campuses, one in Deggendorf itself, one in Pfarrkirchen and one in Cham
• There is a library and a cafeteria called Mensa, which will give lunch and snack meals. It offers some movie screenings and wide range of sport activities as well, which are spread across the town.
• Our college organises frequent trips and treks to nearby towns and to the Bavarian Alps. There are multiple parties and fests organized throughout the year, with a lot of students participating in these
• There are sports such as tennis, football, basketball and swimming which are very popular here. There is also kayaking and the college has an official kayaking team. There is a student council which will take a stand regarding the problems of the students; they are very approachable and friendly regarding the issues faced by students.
• There are job fairs happening regularly as well where students can interact with the company representatives and find out about the job opportunities in those companies.

• I got my accommodation on a website called "WG Gesucht".
• Monthly rent is around 430 and it was a private room, a studio apartment with a balcony, a kitchen, a bathroom, a cupboard, a chair and a table.
• There was initially a lot of competition and a lot of scams where they didn't show the room photos and asked for a deposit beforehand.
• I would recommend them to start searching early, and do not transfer any amount of money before signing the contract.
• My accommodation is around a 20 mins walk from my university and usually the students stay near the city centre; if there is no option, then they would have to settle for any accommodation for the current semester and then they can change once they come here and spend a month or so.

• Campus life is very lively. There are clubs for organising pub crawls, etc. Clubs are all for organising cultural events only, since projects are done under the supervision and funding of professors and are part of the curriculum. Library has books both in german and english. Sports facilities are readily available to students, including a swimming pool (although it is a bit far, around 30 min by bicycle).
• Regular playing sessions for badminton, football, etc. Research facilities are top-notch and well funded. We had a Tesla roadster in the lab when we were working on developing electric batteries for E-vehicles.

• I found my accommodation through ebay Kleinanzeigen. Monthly rent was 350€/month. All basic amenities such as heating, a washing machine, and a kitchen with oven are included.

• At DIT, students can stay in university-managed dorms or private student apartments. The typical rental cost ranges from €300 to €450 per month, depending on location and facilities, with furnished single flats and utilities often included.

• At DIT, students can stay in university-managed dorms or private student apartments. The typical rental cost ranges from €300 to €450 per month, depending on location and facilities, with furnished single flats and utilities often included.

• DIT has three campuses: the main one in Deggendorf, another in Pfarrkirchen (called European Campus Rottal-Inn), and Campus Cham.
• The campus has good libraries, sports facilities, a cafeteria, and access to medical services.
• Some popular events are the Campus Fest, Summer Open-Air Festival, and DigiHealthDay.
• There are plenty of clubs, sports activities, and cultural events to join. Some of the sports are Summing,Table Tennis, Badminton, Football, Gym, Chess, salsa (dance). These activities make campus life fun and help students connect outside of class.

• I went for off-campus housing because on-campus options were pretty limited.
• I found my room using online sites like WG-Gesucht and joined some student groups on WhatsApp where people share room offers.
• Monthly Rent is 445 euros, Including Electricity, Water, Internet and Heating.
• It was a bit tough to find good accommodation since student Dorms are limited. Start looking as early as you can, join local student groups online, and keep your documents ready so you can grab a place quickly.
• My accommodation is 15 mins from the university campus, and most indian students stay in Student Dorm nearby the university.

Extracurricular activities, clubs, libraries, Wifi and sports facilities are available.

Student apartments are available for living depending on availability.

It's a bit complicated. My course is offered on two campuses. The main campus is good with good connectivity and opportunities. But the campus where I studied, called 'Cham' is a really small town and it's difficult to find an apartment or part-time jobs. It's a challenge living here. But coming to a foreign country is always a challenge.

I lived in a studio, it was 350 Euro per month. I later moved to a bigger studio when my wife came to Germany as a dependant. I paid 420 Euros for this bigger studio.

Full of adventures, university has 12 campuses and main campus is in Deggendorf, rest are in the nearby cities as per industry, research institute and relevant course requirements. Library is fully equipped, wifi facility is top, sports and other clubs are also active.

Shared apartment costs around 400 euro on monthly basis including all (wifi, electricity, water etc.

The campus is occupied with great atmosphere and has wifi all around. There are a lot of buildings within the area that constitutes libraries, canteen, class rooms and so on. There are a lot of events in most of the weeks like club parties, weekend hikes, canoeing, hackathons, and so on. The university sports are also famous. Students can take part in many programs both indoor and outdoor games. They also have championships and tournaments happening.

The university has some direct connection with student dorms and hostels which you need to apply before months inorder to get a place because these stays are nearby universities and are comparatively cheaper and affordable. They also provide all facilities including bed, kitchen and private rooms which are furnished. You can also get accomodation else where where you need to either furnish most of the empty rooms or get into some other private dorms which are also for students and working young people. Some of the rooms are really expensive and have to travel long distance. They also might not have supermarkets nearby. Hence accomodation planning is one of the crucial part.