City guide
Flensburg
Everyday places around the city centre for a student arriving from India — from OpenStreetMap, plus what the universities themselves say about living here.
47
Supermarkets within 4 km
2
Indian / Asian groceries
5
Indian restaurants
13
Pharmacies within 3 km
0
Temples & gurdwaras
Main station: Flensburg / Flensborg (1 km from the centre)
Indian & Asian groceries
Found by their names in OpenStreetMap (e.g. 'India', 'Asia', 'Spice', 'Bazaar'). Check opening hours and what they stock before you go.
Supermarkets
47 supermarkets within 4 km of the centre, by chain.
Indian restaurants
Hindu temples & gurdwaras
None found within 15 km.
Hospitals
In an emergency call 112 (ambulance, fire) — free, 24/7.
Public universities in Flensburg
Europa-Universität Flensburg
6 courses · buddy programmeLiving costs (university's estimate) The cost of living in Flensburg is generally slightly lower than in major German cities. A budget of 800 to 1,000 EUR per month should cover the basic cost of living, including rent. Please note: To receive a German visa, you are required to submit proof that you have sufficient funds to support yourself (at least 992 EUR per month, or 11,172 EUR for 12 months). You will find more information here.
Accommodation (university's description)
The accommodation on campus is administered by a non-profit organisation called the "Studentenwerk". The students must apply directly to them. The link is here: https://studentenwerk.sh/en/dormitories-in-flensburg . The International Center together with the CampusEngel of Europa-Universität Flensburg, also support and helps students when it comes to finding accommodation. There are no meal plans, since normally the students have only lunch at the cafeteria. They usually live in shared apartments with a common kitchen. Thus, they prepare breakfast and dinner at home.
Flensburg University of Applied Sciences
1 courseAccommodation (university's description)
Support in finding accommodation: If student residences are fully booked, we look for rooms on the private housing market or try to arrange accommodation. Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee accommodation, and it remains the students’ responsibility to find a room or flat.