The biotec campus is a bit far from the university because they wanted to keep the biotech campus closer to the medical centrer and the max planck institute for cell biology and genetics. This was done to foster more collaborations and increase efficiency. The infrastructure is state-of-the-art. Best equipment in the world. Library is rich, WIFI is strong. University sports facility is well equiped and good training programs.

There are plenty of student hostels and the accomodation is quite easy to find. Rent ranges from 150 euros to 300 euros depending on the hostels. Usually its a flat share where you get your own bed room in a flat and you share kitchen, bathrooms and hallway. Very nice and modern. Comfortable for students. You can also find flatshares or apartments outside on your own. Dresden is one of the cheapest cities in Germany.

There are a lot of campus events including exhibitions and career fairs. We also have a very big Indian Students Association.

Dresden has a lot of student accommodations with prices ranging from 250 to 500 euros. In most of them you get your own room but share the apartment with 3 or 4 people.

Campus Life is very lively here with lot of activities taking place that allows us to meet new people and engage with them. There are lot of clubs here for students as well as employees which are good. The main library here is the university library which is preferred by students during exam preparation time. Sports facilities are good and Wifi is good throughout the campus. Research facilities are first rate and are governed by strict protocols which need to be adhered to.

I stay in a student dorm run by Studentenwerk Dresden. My dorm is situated in the heart of the city so the central railway station and university campus are at a walking distance from my place. I have a small room but it is still comfortable and this room is in an apartment that I share with 4 other students. Other feasible options can be looked up on the website of Studentenwerk Dresden. The rent I pay per month is 257.30€ and this does not include Wifi, washing machine etc.

There are lots of events happening at the university. There are many student initiatives in the campus for student welfare and academics. The university has one of the largest libraries in Germany. Students have access to lots of sport activities at the university which they should register at the beginning of the semester. Throughout the campus, you get access to Wi-Fi.

The university has multiple student dormitories for accommodating students. One has a wide variety of options like single, two or three sharing and multiple sharing apartments. Depending on the size of the room one chooses, one pays anywhere between 200 to 350 euros per month. The rooms are furnished and has access to Wi-Fi. The kitchens and restrooms are shared, if one does not choose single apartments.

I should mention 'best in class'. There is nothing the University left to provide the students with. The sports facilities are awesome with Olympic sized stadiums and courts. Students can easily access all these facilities at a very minimal fee. Wifi was available all across the campus, to say, all across the city since the campus was spread all over the city with different departments.

I was staying in a single room in a dorm building. It was a ruly international experience. The room was fully furnished with all the necessary facilities including wifi and heating. The kitchen and bathroom was common with regular cleaning and maintenance. For me, the accommodation cost including wifi was €290 per month. This doesn't include the food expense. For food, I used to cook mostly and it came to be around €200 per month with occasional dine outs.

Campus life was very enriching, language classes are held to impart basic German skills. Tours were organised for museums, trekking etc. Sports Centre is also there to carry out hobbies.

Accommodation was in student apartment. Separate room with common Kitchen and bathrooms. Paid laundry and heating facilities.

The university has all possible facilities, infrastructure and extracurricular activities one can think of as a student.

The Studentenwerk/Student Accommodation are well maintained and mostly very close to the university with affordable rates. There are also other private hotels and apartments for students near the university which can be easily rented. The average rent for students would be between 250 and 300 Euros.

There are a lot of parties and events organised by the student union every semester, and there is great support of sports and other extracurricular activities. Wifi is free everywhere in the campus and the central library is the largest in the state with a vast collection of books.

The student dormitories are maintained by studentenwerk Dresden, which are spread all around the city. The facilities varies from one dorm to another. The rent can range between 200 euros (shared) to 450 euros (apartments). For private apartments it can be more expensive or in the same range depending on availability.

There's WiFi everywhere around the campus through EduRoam. There are various student clubs and activities, sport facilities, and quite a few canteens. The classrooms are big, clean and well equipped.

It is located in a city which is student friendly meaning the cost of living is very affordable. The student dorms cost from EUR 180 - 450 per month.

Campus life is very enjoyable. They are the best . We have lots of Indian association and some student association which has many events in week almost keep going to make sure people are engaged and doing the best in their course.

I was given accommodation by University . Studentenwerk Dresden. I had to pay 350 euros for single living cost.