Student accommodation in Münster includes a mix of university dormitories, private shared flats (WGs), and purpose-built student accommodations (PBSAs). Most are fully furnished and include amenities like Wi-Fi, heating, and shared kitchens or lounges.

Neighborhoods like Gievenbeck and Coerde tend to be more budget-friendly while still offering good access to universities via public transportation. Look for shared apartments (WGs) to save even more.

You can use trusted platforms like Alphaway, as well as local housing websites and student bulletin boards. Filter by location, price, and room type to find a match near your university.

Most options include a furnished room, utilities (electricity, water, heating), and Wi-Fi. Some PBSAs also offer extras like study areas, laundry rooms, gyms, or bike storage.

It’s best to start looking between May and July for the winter semester. Booking early gives you better room choices and pricing, especially near major universities.

Yes! Many accommodations are internationally friendly and offer flexible contracts, multilingual support, and help with settling in. University housing offices often reserve spots for international students.

Typically, you’ll need a university admission letter, valid passport or ID, proof of income or guarantor, and bank details. Some private landlords may ask for a deposit or SCHUFA (credit report), though it’s not always mandatory.

Yes, Münster is considered one of Germany’s safest cities. Student accommodations often feature secure entry, CCTV, and onsite management for added peace of mind.

Yes, especially during summer or exchange semesters. Look for studios or private rooms with 3-6-month contracts or contact local agencies for flexible short-term options.

• Ensuite: Private bedroom + bathroom, shared kitchen.
• Shared: Bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen shared with other students.
• Studio: Self-contained unit with a private kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom.

Some private studios allow dual occupancy, especially in PBSAs. It’s best to check with the accommodation provider beforehand.

Yes, most accommodations allow monthly or term-wise payments. International students may need to provide proof of funds or a guarantor.

If you're in the city, in-person viewings are possible. Otherwise, many providers offer virtual tours or photos/videos online to help you choose.

Most student accommodations don’t allow pets. If you have a support animal or special circumstance, contact the provider directly to discuss exceptions.

Yes, extensions are often available if your current room is already booked. Contact your provider early to secure your spot, especially during busy semesters.