Housing

Find your accommodation

This website provides helpful weblinks and contacts for finding an accommodation during your studies at TH Rosenheim.

Here you find further information about accommodation.

Notice boards

TH Rosenheim: Rental Guide

Legal advice on rental matters

Mieterverein Rosenheim und Umgebung e.V.
Bahnhofstraße 9, 83022 Rosenheim
Telephone: (+49) 8031-34107
E-Mail: mieterverein-rosenheim@t-online.de
Costs: 96.00 € / year (minimum duration of the contract: 2 years)
Opening hours:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 9am - 12pm
Monday + Thursday 1pm - 3pmr
Link: https://www.mieterbund-bayern.org/hilfe-vor-ort/

DMB Mieterverein München e.V.
Sonnenstr. 10, 80331 München
Telephone: (+49) 89 - 55 21 43 0
E-Mail: mail@mieterverein-muenchen.de
Costs: 120 € / year (minimum duration of the contract: 2 years)
Opening hours:
Monday + Thursday 9am - 12.30pm + 1.30pm - 6pm
Tuesday + Wednesday 9am - 12.30pm + 1.30pm - 5pm
Friday 9am - 2pm
Link: https://www.mieterverein-muenchen.de/

Important: Look early for your student accomodation!

Start looking for a flat as soon as you are admitted to TH Rosenheim, at least 3 months before your studies begin.

Please note that student housing at all campuses is limited, and you are responsible for organising your accommodation. The earlier you start, the sooner you will secure housing.

Check the location of your study programme – TH Rosenheim has campuses in Rosenheim, Burghausen, Mühldorf am Inn, and Traunstein.

Search online, check housing portals regularly, sign up for newsletters, use social media groups, and contact people who offer rooms.”

Read the prices and conditions: on top of the basic rent ("KM" / "Kaltmiete"), there are usually additional expenses ("NK / "Nebenkosten") such as gas, water and electricity. Go here for more useful terminology and abbreviations

Unless you book a room in the student residences, DO NOT transfer any money in advance (for rent, security deposit, etc.). Scammers often lure people with cheap private offers and ask for rent or deposits upfront. Always visit apartments and meet landlords in person before signing any contracts.

If you're running out of time: Don’t panic. Stay in a hostel or with a fellow student. Keep searching throughout the semester. Also, consider short-term options for the first few weeks or months (boarding houses, interim rent)!

Tips for a successful flatshare / shared flat search

Housing in Munich

Housing in Rosenheim

Studierende fahren mit dem Fahrrad durch die Altstadt von Rosenheim.

Housing in Burghausen

A group of students walk through the old town of Burghausen.

You can find more information about accommodations in and near Burghausen here: Living in Burghausen.

Housing in Traunstein

Exterior view of the Campus Chiemgau in Traunstein

You can find more information about living in Traunstein and Ruhpolding here: Studying & Living in Chiemgau.

Housing in Mühldorf am Inn

City centre of Mühldorf am Inn

Online portals and further resources

How to be a good tenant