UDE does not guarantee a room for every student on the published programme. Its official programme information points students to dormitories operated by Studierendenwerk and to the private housing market, with a cited dormitory room estimate of about EUR 300 per month at the time checked. Availability, rent, deposits, contract terms and waiting times can change, so applicants should apply early and confirm the current offer directly with the housing provider.

UDE's official programme information says the semester contribution includes discounts on meals in university canteens and cafeterias. Campus dining availability and menus can vary by location and opening period. Students with religious, allergy-related or other dietary requirements should check current ingredients and service hours directly with the relevant UDE or Studierendenwerk facility, and plan for groceries and meals outside campus as part of the monthly budget.

UDE is a two-city university: the Duisburg campus is the study location for the published Automation and Safety master, while the Essen campus hosts other faculties and services. Official campus information lists university addresses, campus maps, cafeterias, student services and a bus connection between the campuses. Students should plan daily travel around their faculty rather than assume one enclosed residential campus. The university is in the Ruhr metropolitan region, where study, industry and urban services are distributed across several nearby cities.

UDE provides official campus addresses, maps, an international office and programme contacts for study-related questions. The university does not guarantee individual safety or accommodation outcomes. Students should follow German registration and residence procedures, keep health-insurance cover active, use official emergency services and allow travel time between housing and Campus Duisburg. Check current university and government guidance before travel because local procedures can change. The Faculty of Engineering lists a Support Center for (International) Engineering Students for study-related questions and identifies programme advisers for Automation and Safety. Non-EU applicants are directed to UDE's application portal, while the examination board handles equivalence and special enrolment questions. UDE also publishes general international-student information covering arrival, costs, scholarships and enrolment. Applicants should use the current programme page and official international office route for document-specific advice.

UDE does not guarantee a room for every student on the published programme. Its official programme information points students to dormitories operated by Studierendenwerk and to the private housing market, with a cited dormitory room estimate of about EUR 300 per month at the time checked. Availability, rent, deposits, contract terms and waiting times can change, so applicants should apply early and confirm the current offer directly with the housing provider.

UDE's official programme information says the semester contribution includes discounts on meals in university canteens and cafeterias. Campus dining availability and menus can vary by location and opening period. Students with religious, allergy-related or other dietary requirements should check current ingredients and service hours directly with the relevant UDE or Studierendenwerk facility, and plan for groceries and meals outside campus as part of the monthly budget.

UDE is a two-city university: the Duisburg campus is the study location for the published Automation and Safety master, while the Essen campus hosts other faculties and services. Official campus information lists university addresses, campus maps, cafeterias, student services and a bus connection between the campuses. Students should plan daily travel around their faculty rather than assume one enclosed residential campus. The university is in the Ruhr metropolitan region, where study, industry and urban services are distributed across several nearby cities.

UDE provides official campus addresses, maps, an international office and programme contacts for study-related questions. The university does not guarantee individual safety or accommodation outcomes. Students should follow German registration and residence procedures, keep health-insurance cover active, use official emergency services and allow travel time between housing and Campus Duisburg. Check current university and government guidance before travel because local procedures can change. The Faculty of Engineering lists a Support Center for (International) Engineering Students for study-related questions and identifies programme advisers for Automation and Safety. Non-EU applicants are directed to UDE's application portal, while the examination board handles equivalence and special enrolment questions. UDE also publishes general international-student information covering arrival, costs, scholarships and enrolment. Applicants should use the current programme page and official international office route for document-specific advice.