LIVING SPACE AT JACOBS

Pictures of an Apartment (2 Bedroom Suite with Shared Bathroom) in Nordmetall; Hallway Outside the Apartment The Shared Bathroom Inside the Apartment Common Areas in College Nordmetall; (Note: all four Colleges have the following spaces, however they look unique in each one) The Common Room; The Multimedia Room; The College Office; Examples of Shared Student Apartments in the Other Three Colleges; Krupp College; Mercator College; College III; Floor Plan of a Typical Room.

I Want to Attend Jacobs University – So, Where am I Going to Live?

Please follow this link now to fill out our Housing survey: https://www.jacobs-university.de/housing-survey

When I was looking for a university, I considered a lot of different aspects: what programs were offered, the location of the university, the international aspect of the campus. But one of the most important things to me was campus life – after all, this was the place I was going to be living for the next three to four years of my life! For me, campus life usually brought up three concerns: what was the food like? Could I play the sports I liked? And where would I live? The one thing I always wished was that I could get a really good look at a real student room in the university I was thinking of attending (which wasn’t always possible because I couldn’t visit all the universities I considered). Therefore, I’ve tried to make the process a bit easier for all of you who are curious what a real student apartment looks like at Jacobs University….

Further down please see pictures of the inside of the room, as well as pictures of common spaces in the the colleges and student apartments in the other three residential dorms. Something else you might be interested in is: WHO am I going to live with? After all, it’s not just the comfortable room that matters – you also want to get along with your roommate! Each room at Jacobs in the four residential dorms is a two bedroom apartment with a bathroom which you share with your roommate. Every first-year at Jacobs fills out a survey to match them with a roommate, and is assigned a roommate of the same gender but a different nationality. The second and third year, you can choose to live with a friend of your choosing, who can be of either gender. After the first year, students can also choose to live in a single or a triple as well as the standard double. Some students also choose to live off campus, but this is pretty rare; living on campus is very convenient for getting to classes and activities, and its also really fun!