Mobility and Housing

Wohnen

On the road with the public transport

Students automatically pay a solidarity fee through the re-registration fee, which entitles them to:

  • Monday through Friday after 6 p.m,
  • Saturday from 4 p.m. and
  • all day on Sundays, public holidays and December 24 and 31,

on presentation of a valid student ID and photo ID, to use all buses and trains in the entire network area (except DB long-distance IC/EC trains).

Zug Mobilität

Studiticket

You can purchase a StudiTicket which allows you to ride the regional bus and trains all day, every day. This ticket is available upon the presentation of a valid student ID and photo ID.

Further information on the

can be found on the Bodensee-Oberschwaben Verkehrsverbund (bodo).

Campusplan Anfahrt

Anfahrt & Campusplan

The sprawling RWU campus is easy to get to, whether by bike, car, bus or on foot.

There are several bus stops on the campus:

  • Doggenriedstraße bus stop
  • University bus stop
  • Weiherweg bus stop

as well as parking spaces for students and university staff. Two tws pedelec rental stations are located in front of the A-building in Leibnizstraße and in Konrad-Huber-Straße.

For more information on how to get there by bus, train or car, go to: Contact & Details.

Climate friendly on the road

If you don't have your own bike, you can rent pedelecs at any time from the Pedelec Rental Systemof Technische Werke Schussental at a reasonable price. The rental system covers the city of Ravensburg-Weingarten.

 

BUND Ravensburg-Weingarten offers a free rental service for cargo bikes in the city area. The WeRa cargo bikes can be rented for up to four days at a time. Further information and registration at WeRa - dein Lastenrad.

Many RWU students commute daily from their homes to the university. The Pendlerportal offers the opportunity to network with other commuters and form carpools. And thus make a contribution to the environment at the same time.

There are the following local CarSharing clubs and companies in the area:

Living during your studies

Studying marks the beginning of a new phase in life. For many, this also means moving to a new city and into their first own four walls. Most students at RWU live in Weingarten, Ravensburg and the surrounding area. Some students who come from the region stay at home and commute to the university. Which form of housing you ultimately choose - shared apartment, your own four walls or a room in a student dormitory - depends on your individual wishes and needs, but also on your financial situation.

Private housing market

In order to find an inexpensive room or apartment, it is advisable to start looking early. Below are a few tips on where students can find their rooms:

online-portals

Newspapers

Bulletin boards

  • bulletin boards in the foyer of the RWU main building
  • bulletin boards in student residences
Wohnen Weingarten

Living in student dorms

For students, the two student services SeezeitBodensee and Weiße Rose offer inexpensive rooms in Weingarten and Ravensburg. Since dormitory places are in demand and are not sufficient for all students, it is advisable to apply early for a room in one of the dormitories.

Dorms in Weingarten:

  • Briachstr. 10, Träger: Studentenwerk Weiße Rose
  • Briachstr. 2, Träger: Studentwerk Weiße Rose
  • Lazarettstraße, Träger: Studentenwerk Seezeit

Dorms in Ravensburg:

  • Seestraße, Träger: Studentenwerk Seezeit
  • Tettnanger Straße, Träger: Studentenwerk Seezeit
  • Weingartshof, Träger: Studentenwerk Seezeit
  • Henri-Dunant-Straße, Träger: Studentenwerk Weiße Rose

Contact Details

Seezeit Studierendenwerk Bodensee
Studentisches Wohnen
Universitätsstraße 10
78464 Konstanz
studentisches.wohnen@seezeit.com
www.seezeit.com/wohnen

Studentenwerk Weiße Rose e. V.
Wohnheime „Campus Weiße Rose“
Briachstr. 2+10
88250 Weingarten
info@studentenwerk-ev.de - Bewerbungen bitte nur schriftlich
http://www.studentenwerk-weisserose.de