City guide
Stuttgart
Everyday places around the city centre for a student arriving from India — from OpenStreetMap, plus what the universities themselves say about living here.
95
Supermarkets within 4 km
14
Indian / Asian groceries
12
Indian restaurants
38
Pharmacies within 3 km
3
Temples & gurdwaras
Main station: Stuttgart Hauptbahnhof (tief) (0.5 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.
- Go Asia0.4 km
- Divine Design African Shop1 km
- H&H Asia Markt1.5 km
- PANDIAN ASIAN SUPERMARKT1.7 km
- Cash and Carry Asia-Lebensmittel2.1 km
- Asian Food & Gift2.3 km
- Indian Shop Spice of India3.8 km
- Indian Food3.8 km
- Asia Shop Viet Thai4 km
- Lâm’s Asia-Markt4.7 km
- BETA Asia Supermarkt5.2 km
- Obst und Gemüse Ekaterina Anastasiadou6 km
- Euro & Asia Markt6.1 km
- Anastasia'S6.5 km
Supermarkets
95 supermarkets within 4 km of the centre, by chain.
Indian restaurants
Hindu temples & gurdwaras
Hospitals
In an emergency call 112 (ambulance, fire) — free, 24/7.
Public universities in Stuttgart
University of Hohenheim
17 courses · buddy programmeLiving costs (university's estimate) Baden-Württemberg has the highest standard of living in Germany. The downside is that living costs are slightly above the German average. However, the cost of living can vary enormously depending on your personal lifestyle and where you live. It is generally more expensive to live in a bigger city like Stuttgart, where the University of Hohenheim is located. As a rule of thumb, 950 EUR to 1,000 EUR per month should be enough. The largest monthly expense is usually for rent, accounting for a third of the total cost of living for most students. These costs can be cut substantially by sharing a flat or living in a dorm. A typical example of monthly expenses could look like this: • Rent: 350 EUR to 500 EUR • Health insurance: approx. 110 EUR • Public transport: approx. 60 EUR • Study materials: 100 EUR • Food and drink: 150 EUR to 250 EUR • Leisure and hobbies: approx. 100 EUR
Accommodation (university's description)
Student residences on campus At the University of Hohenheim, several student residence halls are located on campus. They are managed by Student Services Tübingen-Hohenheim. There is a high demand for these rooms, which is why usually only a small number of applications will be successful. International (non-EU) students have a much more difficult time than Germans in finding private accommodation at the start of their studies when they are searching from their home countries. Therefore, the university provides a quota of rooms for international students. This enables a larger number of new international students to have a room in a residence hall. To be able to offer this special assistance at the start of studies, the rental duration for these rooms is limited to two years for Master's students. Additionally, the house-hunting assistance offers support in finding a room on the private market.
University of Stuttgart
16 courses · buddy programmeLiving costs (university's estimate) Living expenses amount to about 1,050 EUR per month. Non-EU students will have to demonstrate that they have sufficient finances to cover living expenses for 12 months. EU citizens may apply for state-guaranteed loans during the time of enrolment. For more information, see the links on our website.
Accommodation (university's description)
Both the campus in Stuttgart-Vaihingen and the campus in the centre of Stuttgart have on-site halls of residence. Dorm rooms (ranging from 320 EUR to 650 EUR per month) are furnished. Some are equipped with a sink, and all have access to a kitchen and sanitary facilities, telephone and Internet. From the campus in Stuttgart-Vaihingen, the city of Stuttgart can be reached by suburban railway within ten minutes.
Stuttgart Technical University of Applied Sciences
4 courses · buddy programmeLiving costs (university's estimate) Anyone applying for a visa to study in Germany, must prove that they have 992 EUR available per month. That includes rent, travel expenses, expenditures for food, clothing, learning materials, health insurance, telephone, Internet, radio and TV licence fees, and recreational activities. (Added to this are the semester fees, which vary between higher education institutions.)
Accommodation (university's description)
The International Student Office (ISO) of the University of Applied Sciences Stuttgart provides information for international students about living, accommodation and insurance matters in Stuttgart. After admission and enrolment in the Master's programme, students can book a room in one of the student residences of the "Studentenwerk Stuttgart" .