TUM does not operate its own residence halls. Regular students are directed to TUM Living, the Munich Student Union and other housing providers, and TUM warns that demand is high and students should begin early. TUM’s exchange accommodation guidance gives a reference range of €400–€600 per month for limited exchange dormitory service packages, with refundable deposits of €500–€900; that offer is not a general guarantee for Executive MBA students. Applicants should confirm private-market rent, deposits and contract terms before budgeting.

The downtown Munich campus is in the university district, where TUM lists Munich Student Union catering options including Mensa Arcisstraße and StuCafé Audimax. These are campus food options rather than a guarantee of a particular diet. Students with religious, allergy or medical requirements should confirm menus and nearby alternatives directly and plan for the cost of meals in Munich’s private housing market.

TUM’s downtown Munich campus is in Maxvorstadt near Königsplatz and the Pinakotheken, and includes the School of Management alongside engineering and technology schools. The university also identifies Garching as its largest campus and a major science and engineering centre. TUM reports 51,954 students in winter semester 2025/26, 45% international students and a student body from about 140 countries. The Executive MBA uses Munich, Garching near Munich and international locations, with modular teaching designed around working professionals.

TUM provides central student advising, housing guidance and service contacts, but it does not operate student housing and does not guarantee a room. For international arrival, students should verify accommodation offers before transferring money, keep visa and residence documents current, and use official TUM and German government guidance for immigration steps. Munich is a large city, so normal urban safety planning and emergency procedures remain the student’s responsibility. The Executive MBA application route includes programme information sessions or a one-to-one consultation, a recruitment-manager consultation, online application through TUMonline, document review, an English-language admission interview and final enrolment. TUM’s wider student services include general student advising, a service desk, housing guidance, TUM Living listings, career support and entrepreneurship support. Applicants whose first degree was earned outside Germany should plan early for uni-assist verification and any country-specific documents.

TUM does not operate its own residence halls. Regular students are directed to TUM Living, the Munich Student Union and other housing providers, and TUM warns that demand is high and students should begin early. TUM’s exchange accommodation guidance gives a reference range of €400–€600 per month for limited exchange dormitory service packages, with refundable deposits of €500–€900; that offer is not a general guarantee for Executive MBA students. Applicants should confirm private-market rent, deposits and contract terms before budgeting.

The downtown Munich campus is in the university district, where TUM lists Munich Student Union catering options including Mensa Arcisstraße and StuCafé Audimax. These are campus food options rather than a guarantee of a particular diet. Students with religious, allergy or medical requirements should confirm menus and nearby alternatives directly and plan for the cost of meals in Munich’s private housing market.

TUM’s downtown Munich campus is in Maxvorstadt near Königsplatz and the Pinakotheken, and includes the School of Management alongside engineering and technology schools. The university also identifies Garching as its largest campus and a major science and engineering centre. TUM reports 51,954 students in winter semester 2025/26, 45% international students and a student body from about 140 countries. The Executive MBA uses Munich, Garching near Munich and international locations, with modular teaching designed around working professionals.

TUM provides central student advising, housing guidance and service contacts, but it does not operate student housing and does not guarantee a room. For international arrival, students should verify accommodation offers before transferring money, keep visa and residence documents current, and use official TUM and German government guidance for immigration steps. Munich is a large city, so normal urban safety planning and emergency procedures remain the student’s responsibility. The Executive MBA application route includes programme information sessions or a one-to-one consultation, a recruitment-manager consultation, online application through TUMonline, document review, an English-language admission interview and final enrolment. TUM’s wider student services include general student advising, a service desk, housing guidance, TUM Living listings, career support and entrepreneurship support. Applicants whose first degree was earned outside Germany should plan early for uni-assist verification and any country-specific documents.