INFORMACIÓN DE UNIVERSIDAD DE DESTINO

Nombre de la universidad: Fachnochschule Aachen

Código: D AACHEN02

Coordinador académico: Oliver Fuchs

Email: fuchs@fh-aachen.de

Teléfono: +49/241/6009-51903

Fax:

Oficina Relaciones Internacionales

Nombre: Ilga Koners; Astrid Wolf

Email: koners@fh-aachen.de; wolf@fh-aachen.de

Teléfono: +49/241/6009-51960; +49/241/6009-51902

Fax:

Página web: www.fh-aachen.de

Idioma página web:

Inglés Español Alemàn

Incluye planes de estudio:

Sí No

Cuáles: Empresariales

Enlace web: http://www.fh-aachen.de/studienangebot.html?&L=1

Incluye programas de las asignaturas:

Sí No

Enlace web: http://www.fh-aachen.de/80.html?&L=1

Incluye programas de las asignaturas en inglés: Sí No

Enlace web: http://www.fh-aachen.de/18726.html?&L=1

Incluye información acerca del procedimiento de solicitud de plaza:

Sí No

Enlace web: http://www.fh-aachen.de/4358.html?&L=1

Exigen certificado de idiomas:

Sí No

Indicar nivel de idiomas requerido:B1 para Bachelor ( inglès y alemàn) y C1 programa

de Màster.

Información sobre alojamiento:

Sí No

Enlace web: http://www.fh-aachen.de/accomodation.html?&L=1

Información sobre cursos de idiomas:

Sí No

Enlace web: http://www.campus.fh-

aachen.de/campus/all_en/subfields.asp?field=Sprachenzentrum&group=Sprachenzentru

m&tguid=0xB6BF5570DF9BD443A0DEDE3B9C58A036

Información general de la ciudad:

Sí No

Enlace web: http://www.aachen-emotion.com/en-professionals/content/home

The FH Aachen

A: The university system in Germany

In Germany, there is the option to choose from different types of universities. They

comprise mainly of the Universität (traditional university) and the Fachhochschule

(University of Applied Sciences). Both types of universities confer academic degrees

upon completion of studies. A Universität is more scientific and research oriented,

whereas a Fachhochschule is more practical application oriented. There are however

Fachhochschulen which are very research oriented, e.g. the FH Aachen. The most

important difference is that a FH cannot offer a doctoral program. Under Universität,

the institutional type of Technische Universität (TU) and the Technische Hochschule

(TH) are included.

The concept of a Fachhochschule is unique to Germany. Since their establishment in the

70's, a rapidly surged in popularity. Today approximately 1/4 of all new students start

their studies at a Fachhochschule, 32% of all graduates hail from Fachhochschulen.

Currently, around 60% of all those employed as engineers in Germany have completed

their studies at a Fachhochschule.

The advantages of studying at a Fachhochschule are quite obvious:

Concise and short study period: normal study period is between 7-8 semesters

Practical education ("academically educated practitioner")

Well organised course structure: content and time are very clearly structured

The choice of subjects is oriented to meet the necessities of professional demands. Even

research activities are application based and bound very closely with the regional

economy.

In Germany, there are around 150 Fachhochschulen and most of them are supported by

the federal states. A small number of them are under a private or church trusteeship.

Many FH have arisen from facilities that were single subject oriented, e.g. engineering

schools or higher business schools. Therefore, some departments of the FH Aachen can

boast of a 100 year old heritage. A federal law ("Hochschulrahmengesetz des Bundes")

passed in 1976 elevated Fachhochschulen to the same status as that of a Universität.

B: About the FH Aachen

The Fachhochschule Aachen was founded in 1971 from existing engineering schools,

some dating back to the 19th century, with departments in Aachen and Jülich. It became

a centre for:

University education in Science, Economics and Design

Research and Development

Technology transfer and co-operation with the industry

The curricula and research programmes on offer at the FH Aachen include engineering,

business/economics, architecture, art and design. Scientific and technical disciplines

constitute the largest part of all courses taught at the FH Aachen.

With approximately 8500 students, 220 professors, 200 part-time teaching staff and 450

employees in scientific and research departments, the FH Aachen is considered one of

the largest and most research-oriented Fachhochschulen in Deutschland.

The Federal Framework Law for Education in 1976 raised the legal status of all

Fachhochschulen to a position equal to that of traditional universities. Within the

context of law, the FH Aachen, like all other FHs, is autonomous, meaning that freedom

of teaching, research and academic self-administration are guaranteed rights.

Further Points:

- Emphasis on practical training and applied research

Practical education is an important feature in the structure and teaching methods at the

FH Aachen. We emphasise on

The course of studies, which offers industrial experience, opportunity for

integrated industrial placement and written theses based on practical experience

The range of offered subjects, which reflects important developments in science

and technology

The structured organisation of degree courses and teaching in small groups,

resulting in a shorter average study period compared to traditional universities

Research and development work of professors and lecturers, which concentrates

on converting the results of basic research into new or improved technologies

The qualifications of our teaching staff; professors are generally required to have

at least 5 years practical/professional experience as well as academic and

scientific qualifications (as a rule Ph.D.)

Postgraduate courses for professionals

The work of the Technology Transfer Offices in Aachen and Jülich, which pass

on the research findings of the FH Aachen to the industry and supervise the

resulting projects, thus promoting the exchange of knowledge and practice

between science and industry

The success of this concept is confirmed both by the growing number of students and

the increasing research in new areas, which include various research programmes

financially supported by the Federal government, the state of Nordrhein-Westfalen, the

European Community and by trade and industry.

In addition to that, the FH Aachen cooperates with local and regional firms, as well

as firms outside this region, with universities (e.g. RWTH Aachen) and research centers

(e.g. Forschungszentrum Jülich, the German Space Center-DLR, the Fraunhofer

Institute for Laser Technology-ILT, and the European Center for Mechatronics).

- The FH Aachen in numbers

The Fachhochschule Aachen has about 8,500 students, with international students

accounting for 1,700 of them.

12 Departments

32 Courses with more than 40 possible combinations for various subject

emphasis

Research in many areas

220 Full-time faculty (Professors)

200 Part-time faculty personell

450 Staff in departments, data processing centre, library and administration

40 Apprentices

200 Laboratories

5 Central facilities (Data Processing Centre, Library, Centre for Further

Education Jülich, Solar Institute Jülich, Central Quality Development)

More than 150 cooperation agreements with European and non-European

universities and research institutions

Regular postgraduate courses at our own institute in Jülich and numerous

postgraduate courses carried out by professors of the FH Aachen, often in co-

operation with other research institutions

- Forging links between science and industry

1990: Founding of the "Institute for Industrial Aerodynamics at the FH Aachen"

(I.F.I.)

Co-operation with the Chamber of Industry and Commerce, Aachen (IHK) and

with the Aachen Chamber

of Crafts (HWK)

Co-operation with the Aachen Innovation and Technology Transfer Company

(AGIT) and with the Industry and Trade Promotion Companies in this region

Spin-off effects (e.g. founding of several companies)

C: The campusses Aachen and Jülich

In Aachen seven departments are located with more than 6000 students:

Architecture

Civil Engineering

Design

Electrical Engineering and Information Technology

Aerospace Engineering

Business

Mechanical Engineering and Mechatronics

Furthermore, the President's office, the central administration and the central library are

located here.

In Jülich three departments with more than 2000 students are located:

Chemistry and Biotechnology

Medical Technology and Technomathematics

Energy Technology

All services and facilities for students e.g. study counselling, Dept. of International

Affairs (Akademisches Auslandsamt), Registrar's Office (Studierendensekretariat),

departmental libraries, student housing or cafeterias are available in both Aachen and

Jülich.

While in Jülich all facilities are concentrated together - thereby lending a campus look

and feel to it - the university in Aachen is spread over the entire city and therefore lacks

an integrated campus structure. All facilities in Aachen are housed in seven buildings in

the city, some of them possessing a rich history and tradition.

Site plans: http://www.fh-aachen.de/anfahrt.html

D: International orientation

The FH Aachen supports not only the economic and technological growth in the region

but also values the co-operation with other institutes within Europe. As a result the FH

Aachen participates in important EU-programs and supports the international co-

operation between various universities in the whole of Europe. Currently the FH

Aachen cooperates with 80 universities from 18 member states in the European

"ERASMUS" program and leads the EU "LEONARDO" programms for different

universities in the state of North Rhine-Westfalia.

In almost all study programs, students have the possibility to complete at least one

integrated semester abroad. In addition, the FH Aachen in co-operation with foreign

partner universities has established several dual award programs. These allow students

to acquire degrees from two universities through an integrated study abroad stay.

Several undergraduate and graduate degree programs are taught, either in the first year

or completely, in English. These courses are suitable not only for international but also

for German students, who wish to apply their English skills.

Currently the FH Aachen has agreements of co-operation with more than 150 partner

universities worldwide, which include the exchange of students, staff and also in

collaboration in research and development.

This international orientation further helps international scientific dialogue and

improves the language skills of students, which in turn enhances their flexibility and

improves their chances in the international job market.

E: Perspectives for graduates

In Germany, more than 65% of all German engineers and around half of all graduates in

economics, management and IT are from Fachhochschulen.

The academic credentials of an engineering study program are recognised by the

Association of German Engineers (Verein der Deutschen Ingenieure) or the respective

associations in charge and allow the graduates to work as officially accredited engineers

or architects. The degrees in business and design are likewise recognised from the

relevant authorities.

Following a decision of the Conference of Ministers of Education and Arts (KMK)

specially qualified graduates from Fachhochschulen can directly join a PhD. course

without first acquiring a certification from a traditional university. The Master's degree

allows qualified students direct entry to a PhD. program.

F: The ECTS system

The FH Aachen is an ECTS-University. ECTS is the European Credit Point Transfer

and Accumulation System. This system promotes a clear and transparent structure of

study courses and allows one to get recognition for performances, earned outside the FH

Aachen, i.e. at another university in Germany or abroad. More : http://www.fh-

aachen.de/11126.html?L=1

Bachelor and Master's degree courses

Bachelor Programmes

Applied Chemistry

Applied Chemistry*

Architecture

Civil Engineering Structural Engineering

Construction Management

Transport and Traffic Management

Water and Waste Management

Biomedical Engineering

Biomedical Engineering*

Biotechnology

Communication and Multimediadesign (C-MD) [G/E]

Electrical Engineering (Aachen)

Communications Engineering

Automation Technlogy and Electrical Drives

Electrical Egineering (Jülich)

Energy Technology

Electrical Engineering*

Automotive Integration/

Body Technology

Informatics

Industrial Engineering

Bachelor Programmes

Communication Design

Aircraft and Aerospace Technology Aeronautical Engineering

Propulsion Engineering

Astronautical Engineering

Flight Operation Engineering

Mechanical Engineering (Aachen)

Development and Design

Manufacturing

Production Planning

Mechanical Engineering (Jülich)

Energy Technology

Environmental Technology

Nuclear Technology

Power Plant Technology

Mechanical Engineering*

Mechatronics

Physical Engineering

Physical Engineering*

Process Technology

Product Design

Scientific Programming

Business Studies (http://www.fh-aachen.de/wirtsch.html?&L=1)

Business Studies/Anglophone Countries (http://www.fh-aachen.de/dbsac.html?&L=1)

Business Studies/German-French (http://www.fh-aachen.de/idfw1.html?&L=1)

European Business Studies (http://www.fh-aachen.de/esw1.html?&L=1)

Master Programmes

Aerospace Engineering [E]

Applied Polymer Science

Architecture and Urban Development

Automotive Vehicle

Integration/Powertrain and Chassis

Engineering [E]

Biomedical Engineering [E]

Biotechnology

(projected for SS 2010)

Civil Engineering [G]

Energy Systems [E]

Entrepreneurship

Facility-Management

Industrial Engineering [G/E]

International Business Management [G/E]

Mechatronics [E]

Nuclear Applications [E]

Product Development [G/E]

all studies in German, except for

E = English

G/E = in parts German, in parts English

= IOS (Internationally Oriented Studies): the first two semesters in English

Study Courses, German Courses, Application

The FH Aachen also offers international study courses which lead to a Master's Degree.

Many of these programs are taught entirely in English.

Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering (in English)

Master of Science in Energy Systems (in English)

Master of Science in Mechatronics (in English)

European Master of Science in Nuclear Applications (in English)

Master of Engineering in Aerospace Engineering (partly in English)

Master of Engineering in Automotive Vehicle Integration (partly in English)

Master of Arts in International Business Management (partly in English)(

http://www.fh-aachen.de/ibm.html?&L=1)

Study Courses with Dual German and Foreign Degrees

At the FH Aachen students can acquire the so called "Doppel-Abschluss" (Dual

Degree). In specially designed study courses they obtain a degree from the FH Aachen

and additionally a degree from the respective participating partner university. Integrated

in this study program is a stay at the partner university abroad for a minimum period of

one semester. Besides that, some classes will be taught in a foreign language. Language

courses to learn or improve one's foreign language skills are offered. The study

programs are suitable for German as well as for foreign students.

The following study courses with a dual degree are offered:

Business Studies/Anglophone Countries (BA)(http://www.fh-

aachen.de/2222.html)

European Business Studies (BA)(http://www.fh-aachen.de/2222.html)

Business Studies/German-French (BA)( http://www.fh-aachen.de/2222.html)

Mechatronics/Mexico (MA)( http://www.fh-aachen.de/15408.html?L=1)

If you are interested in these study programs, please contact the Registrar's Office.

(http://www.fh-aachen.de/studentensekretariat.html)

INFORMACIÓN DE CONTACTO

International Faculty Office (IFO)

Since 1986 the department of Business of the Aachen University of Applied

Sciences has offered double degree programmes in Business Studies.

Currently we are offering a

- European Business Studies

- Business Studies / Anglophone Countries

- Business Studies / German-French

Application deadline for these programmes is April 30th.

Please note that to start these programmes at Aachen University of

Applied Sciences you have to speak German fluently!!!

Students may also spend a semester abroad at one of our 60 partner

institutions in the Business studies with integrated semester abroad programme

(SWIASS)

The International Faculty Office of the department of Business assists

students with the organisation and preparation of their stay abroad.

We also coordinate the cooperations with about 60 partner institutions

worldwide.

Guest students from the partner institutions (about 40 per semester) are

being consulted and supported in both academic and social matters by the

staff of the International Faculty Office.

Information about the International Faculty Office

The International Faculty Office (IFO) is a key facet of the business faculty

of Aachen' s Fachhochschule.

Here the faculty' s foreign activities are co-ordinated and organised.

The IFO can be found at the following address:

Faculty of Business, Eupener

Straße 70, 2nd floor, room 211

contact:

ifo(at)fh-aachen.de

Fax: +49 241 6009 52281

Opening hours of the International Faculty Office:

Monday to Thursday 08.00 h - 12.15 h and 13.30 h - 15.30 h

Friday 8.00 h - 12.15 h

Areas of responsibility of the employees in the International Faculty Office

Oliver Fuchs (HBO-BE/CE bc.)

Tel.: +49/241/6009-51903

- SOCRATES (university contracts, student exchanges, teaching staff

mobility etc.)

- Advice and consultation of the students on the international study

programmes, in particular keeping the partner universities informed of the

studies, changes in the degree programmes

- Advice and consultation of students from partner universities

- Contact to the partner universities

- Assistance in finding a work placement for both students from the partner

universities and students on the international study programmes

- Advice on studies for those interested in DBS, ESW, IDFW

- Social Counselling of the foreign students in particular assistance in finding

accomodation, registration, residence permits etc.

- advice on different kinds of scholarships

- organisation of international conferences and meetings

- Organisation of the European Business Studies Module (lecturer exchange,

student-team-counselling)

- design and production und updating of the Internet-pages of the IFO

- Administration of the aptitude tests for the international study

programmes

Ilga Koners (Diplom-Kauffrau)

Tel.: +49/241/6009-51960

- Social Counselling of the incoming students, in particular assistance in

finding accomodation, registration, residence permits etc.

- Contact to the partner universities

- Advice on study programmes and course choices for incoming and

outgoing students

- Organisation of international conferences and meetings

- Design and updating of the IFO webpages

- Administration of the aptitude tests for the international study

programmes

Astrid Wolf (Reg.-Ang.)

Tel.: +49/241/6009-51902

- Certificates for students on the international study programmmes e.g.

BAföG, Convention de Stage, SOCRATES

- Certificates for students from the partner universities

- Preparation of certificates concerning examinations in the international

study programmes

- Administrative tasks in the international study programmes

- Involvement in of applications for SOCRATES, IAS etc.

- Study visits to the U.S. and Australia

- time management for the international study programmes

SOLICITUD DE PLAZA

How to apply for a semester abroad at the Department of Business of

Fachhochschule Aachen

1. Get information about the Fachhochschule Aachen (study programme,

etc.)

2. Contact the International Office of your university.

3. When your International office communicates the students' names, we

send those students an information package with the application form.

4. Fill in and send back the application form as soon as possible.

5. The International Faculty Office (IFO) publishes a list of accomodation

offers in the internet. In order to reserve an accomodation you first should

to write an email to the IFO with the name of the favoured accomodation.

Secondary you will have to transfer within 14 days to monthly rents in

advance. As soon as the IFO confirms the receipt of the money your

reservation is determined.

6. When you have your accomodation reserved, contact the landlord/janitor

of the accomodation to tell him/her your day of arrival and to fix a meeting

for the key transfer.

7. When arriving in Aachen you should first go to your accomodation

8. Then stop by the International Faculty Office (IFO) of the Faculty of

Business of the Fachhochschule Aachen in Eupener Straße 70 (office

211/212) where you will get a programme for the first weeks in Aachen

9. It is recommended to open an account at a local bank as soon as

possible. In order to do this you need a certificate that you will be studying

at the Fachhochschule Aachen for the current semester. The "Sparkasse

Aachen" has the most branches in the city.

ALOJAMIENTO:

Studying and Housing in Aachen...

The Studentenwerk Aachen provides in Aachen and Juelich in total 4.352

beds in 20 student residence buildings.

Nothing compares to the attractive prices of the rooms offered at our

student residence locations. The different residence buildings offer an

impressive variety of leisure time facilities to the student community: table

tennis, fitness room, bar and sauna. The students are directly involved in

the creation of comfortable daily living conditions through the student cooperative

management.

The cost of rent is related to the room type – a single room starts from 148

€ per month, an appartment from 163 € per month, all extra charges

included. You can choose from our selection: Flats, single rooms, shared

rooms and even apartments. Bath, toilet and kitchen facilities are always at

your disposal.

Providing 4.352 beds is impressive, but obviously this number is not

sufficient due to there being 36.000 students in Aachen and Juelich.

Therefore every student has to accept a waiting period. After an available

room has been assigned to you the housing committee takes care of

everything and also the provided newbie-info (available in both English and

German ) helps you to find your way around and makes your stay in the

new environment as comfortable as possible.

Are you interested in the housing facilities of the Studentenwerk Aachen?

Pls contact the students rental service unit for information about rental issues, and to

give any feedback.

A-Z - Alles, was Sie wissen müssen

Unter A-Z erfahren Sie alles, was Sie zur Bewerbung für einen

Wohnheimplatz sowie zum Wohnen im Allgemeinen wissen sollten:

• Anmeldung Stadt Aachen

• Ansprechpartner / Öffnungszeiten

• Neueinzieher-Infos

• Öffentliche Verkehrsmittel

• Appartement

• Behinderte Studierende

• Belegungsausschuss

• Bewerbung

• Dauer der Wohnzeit

• Essen

• Einzelzimmer

• Erstsemester

• Hausmeister

• Internet

• Kaution

• Kündigung

• Miete

• Möblierung

• Parken

• Privatzimmer

• Rundfunk-/Fernsehgebühren

• Strom

• Studentische Selbstverwaltung

• Telefon

• Untermiete

• Wartelisten

• Wartezeit

• Waschmaschine

• Wohnberechtigungsschein

• Wohngeld

• Wohngemeinschaften (WG)

Anmeldung Stadt Aachen

Wenn Sie in Aachen leben und wohnen müssen Sie sich beim

Einwohnermeldeamt als Bürger der Stadt Aachen melden. Sobald Sie einen

festen Wohnsitz haben, beginnt eine Frist von einer Woche, in der Sie sich

melden müssen. Das können Sie entweder im

Verwaltungsgebäude Bahnhofplatz, 52064 Aachen

Telefon +49 241 432-0

oder

Bürgerservice (Aachen Mitte)

Verwaltungsgebäude Katschhof, 52062 Aachen

Telefon +49 241 432-0

Sie benötigen Ihren Miet- beziehungsweise Untermietvertrag und Ihren Pass

mit dem Einreisevisum (Visum zu Studienzwecken). Es ist erforderlich in

Aachen einen festen Wohnsitz angemeldet zu haben, bevor Sie bei der

Ausländerbehörde eine Aufenthaltserlaubnis beantragen können.

Ansprechpartner/Öffnungszeiten

Ansprechpartner in der Wohnraumvermietung und alle Öffnungszeiten

erfahren Sie hier.

Appartement

Dies ist eine abgeschlossene Wohneinheit, bestehend aus einem Zimmer

mit Kochzeile, Bad und WC (Größe ab 18 qm)

Doppelappartements sind etwas größer als die Einzelappartements und

werden an studentische Paare vermietet (Größe ab 24 qm)

Behinderte Studierende

Behindertengerechte Zimmer / Appartements sind in jeder Hinsicht an die

Bedürfnisse von Rollstuhfahrern angepasst (überbreite Türen und flache

Duschtassen).

Belegungsausschuss

Der Belegungsausschuss ist eine Initiative der studentischen

Selbstverwaltung. Der Belegungsausschuss verwaltet die eingegangenen

Bewerbungen der jeweiligen Wohnanlage und führt die Warteliste der zu

vermietenden Zimmer und Wohnungen. Hier können Sie auch erfahren,

welchen Listenplatz Sie belegen.

Die Liste der zuständigen Studenten des Belegungsausschusses kann über

die Wohnraumvermietung angefordert werden. E-Mail wohnen@stw.rwthaachen.

de oder telefonisch unter 0241 80-93260

Bewerbung

Bewerbungen um einen Platz in einer unserer Wohnanlagen sollten sofort

gestartet werden, wenn Sie wissen, dass Sie in Aachen studieren wollen,

auch wenn Sie noch nicht eingeschriebener Student sind. Es ist für die

Bewerbung unerheblich, ob Sie an der Universität oder Fachhochschule

studieren werden.

Erst beim Unterschreiben des Mietvertrages ist es Voraussetzung, dass Sie

eingeschriebener Student im Hochschulbereich Aachen / Jülich sind.

Alle Wohnanlagen haben ein eigenes Bewerbungsformular. Es kann

entweder hier direkt online ausgefüllt werden oder beim

Belegungsausschuss und beim Studentenwerk Aachen der

Wohnraumvermietung angefordert werden. Bitte bei der Anforderung von

Bewerbungsunterlagen immer Ihre Post- und E-Mailadresse angeben.

Bei Fragen sind Ihre Ansprechpartner im Studentenwerk telefonisch, per EMail

oder persönlich zu erreichen.

Dauer der Wohnzeit

Die Mietverträge sind auf 4 Jahre und 11 Monate befristet. Unter

bestimmten Voraussetzungen ist eine Verlängerung für ein Jahr möglich.

Bitte sprechen Sie uns bei Bedarf an.

Essen

Alle Wohnanlagen liegen in unmittelbarer Nähe einre Mensa oder Cafeteria.

Einzelzimmer

Bei den Einzelzimmern stehen eine Gemeinschaftsküche, WC und Bad zur

Verfügung.

In den Zimmern befindet sich ein Waschbecken.

Erstsemester

Wenn Sie in Aachen studieren möchten, sollten Sie sich mindestens 6

Monate vorher bewerben.

Hausmeister

In allen Wohnanlagen steht Ihnen ein Hausmeister oder seine Vertretung

als Ansprechpartner zur Verfügung. Informationen über die Bürozeiten und

Mobiltelefonnummern finden Sie an den Hausmeisterbüros. Gerne können

Sie sich auch an das Büro der Wohnraumvermietung wenden.

Bitte melden Sie sich bei Ihrem Hausmeister bei Ein- und Auszug. Er hilft

Ihnen auch bei Reklamationen oder Schäden.

Internet

Alle Wohnanlagen sind mit einem Internetzugang ausgestattet. Zuständig

für das "Surfen" ist die jeweilige Internet-AG der Wohnanlage. Links daszu

finden Sie unter Details. Hier können Sie sich, sobald Sie einen Mietvertrag

unterschrieben haben, anmelden.

Kaution

Bei Abschluss des Mietvertrages ist eine Kaution in Höhe von zwei

Monatsmieten zu hinterlegen. Diese Kaution erhalten Sie nach Beendigung

des Mietverhältnisses, sofern keine Schäden auf dem Zimmer festgestellt

werden, unverzinst zurück.

Die Zinsen, die während der Wohnzeit anfallen, werden in die

Instandhaltung investiert.

Kündigung

Die Kündigungsfrist in den Wohnanlagen beträgt 6 Wochen. Es ist jeweils

am 15. des Monats zu Ende des darauffolgenden Monats schriftlich zu

kündigen.

Bei Mietverträgen ab dem 01.09.2003 hat sich die Kündigungsfrist

geändert. Die neue Kündigungsfrist beträgt zwei Monate und ist jeweils zum

Ende eines Monats möglich.

Kündigungsformular (Adobe Acrobat, nur in Deutsch)

Kündigungsformular (Word-Document, nur in Deutsch)

Miete

Die Mieten sind inklusive der Nebenkosten. In einigen Wohnanlagen müssen

Sie auf eigene Rechnung Ihren Strom anmelden. Nähere Informationen

erhalten Sie unter Strom.

Möblierung

Die Aachener Wohnanlagen sind in der Regel teilweise möbiliert. Ihr

Hausmeister informiert Sie beim Einzug welche Möbel vorhanden sind.

Generell gibt es keinen Anspruch auf Möbilierung. In manchen Wohnanlagen

sind Bett, Schrank und Schreibtisch vorhanden.

In der Wohnanlage "Solar-Campus" in Jülich können Sie auch unmöblierte

Zimmer anmieten.

Im Studentendorf, Eckertweg werden die neu sanierten Zimmer nur

unmögiliert vermietet.

Neueinzieher-Infos

In dem Anhang möchten wir Sie über alle Dinge informieren, die das

tägliche Miteinander in den Wohnanlagen regeln. Bitte berücksichtigen Sie

diese wichtigen Bestandteile Ihres Mietvertrages, damit das

Zusammenleben in den Wohnanlagen klappt und sich alle Mieter im

Studentenwerk wohl fühlen können.

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Öffentliche Verkehrsmittel

Alle Wohnanlagen bieten einen guten Anschluss an öffentliche

Verkehrsmittel.

Jeder eingeschriebene Studierende der RWTH und FH Aachen erhält mit

seinem Studierendenausweis auch das Semesterticket. Das Ticket ist bereits

mit dem einmal im Semester zu entrichtenden Sozialbetrag bezahlt. Das

Semesterticket berechtigt zu beliebig vielen Fahrten mit Bus und Bahn (DB)

im ganzen Aachener Verkehrsverbund (AVV). Dazu gehören auch die

grenzüberschreitenden Linien bis Vaals, Kelmis und Kerkrade.

Das Kunden-Center der ASEAG ist am Bushof, Peterstraße 17, Telefon 0241

1688-285.

Der Hauptbahnhof der DB ist am Bahnhofsplatz (Lagerhaus- /

Römerstraße).

Parken

Bei fast allen Wohnanlagen steht ein öffentlicher Parkplatz zur Verfügung.

Wenn Sie Mieter der Wohnanlage Halifax- / Ahornstraße sind, können Sie

für 13 € monatlich einen Tiefgaragenplatz anmieten. Einige Wohnanlagen

besitzen Garagen. Der Mietpreis beträgt im Durchschnitt 36 €.

Privatzimmer

Über die örtlichen Tageszeitungen: Aachener Nachrichten, Aachener

Zeitung, Telefon: 0241/5101-700 und zusätzlich über die Zeitung Annonce

können Sie sich für Wohnraum auf dem privaten Wohnungsmarkt

informieren. Weitere interessante Links finden Sie auch in der Timeline

unter Wohnungssuche und Wohnung mieten.

Private Mietangebote können Sie auch an den "schwarzen Brettern" des

Studentenwerkes, in der Turmstraße 3 oder den Gebäuden der Hochschulen

finden.

Rundfunk-/Fernsehgebühren

Besitzt und nutzt man in Deutschland einen Fernseher oder ein Radio ist

man verpflichtet die Geräte bei der GEZ (Gebühreneinzugszentrale) zu

melden und Rundfunkgebühren zu zahlen.

Anmelden kann man sich online oder schriftlich. Das Formular zu diesem

Antrag kann man hier downloaden. Dieses Formular ist dann ausgefüllt an

folgende Adresse zu schicken: GEZ, 50656 Köln

Strom

Einer der Hauptanbieter für Strom, Gas, Wasser und Wärme in Aachen ist

die STAWAG (Stadtwerke Aachen Aktiengesellschaft).

Informationen über alternative Anbieter und Preisvergleiche finden Sie hier:

www.strominformation.de

www.swtue.de

www.stromseite.de

www.verivox.de

Mietet man privat eine Wohnung und möchte das Angebot der STAWAG

nutzen, muss man sich anmelden. Dafür reicht es, beim Einzug den

Zählerstand am Stromzähler anzulesen und sich telefonisch bei der

STAWAG anzumelden. Ist der Zähler gesperrt, sollte man sich mindestens

einen Tag vor dem Einzug melden, damit der Zähler rechtzeitig entsperrt

werden kann. Beim Auszug / Umzug reicht es ebenfalls den Zählerstand abzulesen und

sich telefonisch anzumelden. Vor der Rückkehr ins Heimatland sollte man

allerdings persönlich zur STAWAG gehen um mit einer Jahresendabrechnung

eventuell offen stehende Beträge beider Seiten auszugleichen. STAWAG - Stadtwerke

Aachen Aktiengesellschaft

Lombardenstraße 12-22, 52070 Aachen

Telefon +49 241 181-0

Öffnungszeiten im Kundenzentrum:

Montag-Freitag, 7.30 Uhr – 18.00 Uhr

Studentische Selbstverwaltung

Die Selbstverwaltung ermöglicht es den Mietern, viele Dinge selbst zu

regeln. Jede Wohnanlage hat ihre eigenen Gremien und Arbeitsgruppen, um

so flexibel den Bewohnern zu helfen. Sie organisierten Internetzugängen,

Kneipen und Feiern. Das Studentenwerk Aachen bindet alle Mieter eng in

die Gestaltung und Entscheidungen rund um die Wohnanlagen ein und

unterstützt sie auch in der Selbstverwaltung.

Auf Vollversammlungen wählen die Mieter ein Mitglied, den

Wohnheimsprecher, um diese Vorhaben zu leiten oder die Anliegen

gegenüber dem Studentenwerk zu vertreten.

Der Wohnheimrat ist der Zusammenschluss aller Vertreter aus den

Wohnanlagen des Studentnwerkes. Er koordiniert die Wünsche / Anfragen,

ist für den Informationsfluss und die Durchführung von Vereinbarungen

zwischen Mieter und Vermieter mitverantwortlich. Telefon

In der überwiegenden Zahl der Zimmer und allen Wohnungen ist ein

Festnetz-Telefonanschluss möglich.

Zu den gängigsten Telefonanbieter für Festnetzanschlüsse in Deutschland

gehören die T-Com (Deutsche Telekom), arcor, NetCologne und 1&1. Eine

weitere Alternative bietet o2.

Die bekanntesten Mobilfunkanbieter mit eigenen Netzen in Deutschland sind

EPlus, o2, T-Mobile und Vodaphone. Darüber hinaus gibt es weitere Service-

Provider die Mobilfunkdienstleistungen anbieten.

Untermiete

Der Hauptmieter kann sein Zimmer maximal 3 Monate untervermieten.

Entsprechende Anträge erhalten Sie bei der Wohnraumvermietung oder

dem Belegungsausschuß. Der Hauptmieter bleibt allerdings auch während

der Untervermietung verantwortlich für die Mietzahlungen und dem Zustand

des Zimmers.

Antrag auf Untervermietung (Adobe Acrobat, Deutsch)

Antrag auf Untervermietung (Word-Document, Deutsch)

Untervermietungsordnung (Adobe Acrobat, Deutsch)

Untervermietungsordnung (Word-Document, Deutsch)

Wartelisten

Die Wartelisten werden beim zuständigen Belegungsausschuss der

einzelnen Wohnanlagen geführt. Die Bewerbung ist unverbindlich. Eine

aktuelle Übersicht finden Sie hier.

Wartezeit

Alle Wartezeitangaben sind nur Richtwerte und können auch länger oder

kürzer sein.

Die durchschnittliche Wartezeit für männliche Studenten beträgt für ein

Einzelzimmer 3 - 6 Monate, für ein Appartement 6 - 12 Monate.

Die Wartezeit für weibliche Studenten ist wesentlich kürzer, da in Aachen,

aufgrund der Studienfächer die weiblichen Bewerberinnen schwächer

vertreten sind.

Die Wartezeit für unsere Doppelappartements betragen rund 12 Monate und

bei Familienwohnungen je nach Wohnanlage 3 - 12 Monate.

Waschmaschine

In jeder Wohnanlage sind Waschmaschinen und Trockner vorhanden.

Waschkarten erhalten Sie bei Ihrem Hausmeister.

Ausnahme: Im Walter-Eilender-Haus (Rütscher Str. 165) kann man die

Waschmarken nicht beim Hausmeister bekommen, sondern nur bei

bestimmten Waschmarkenverkäufern. Diese sind in einer großen Vielzahl

vorhanden.

Wohnberechtigungsschein

Für die Wohnanlage Mattschö-Moll-Weg benötigen Sie für die Anmietung

eines Zimmers einen Wohnberechtigungsschein. Diesen Antrag auf einen

Wohnberechtigungsschein können Sie beim zuständigen Amt für

Wohnungswesen stellen.

Adresse:

Stadtverwaltung Aachen, Fachbereich Wohnen, An den Frauenbrüdern 1,

52058 Aachen

Sprechzeiten: Montag und Freitag 8.30 -12.00 Uhr, Mittwoch 14.00 - 16.15

Uhr, oder nach Terminvereinbarung

Wohngeld

Wohngeld ist eine nachrangige Sozialleistung des Staates. Wenn man

andere, dem Wohngeld vergleichbare Leistungen erhält, scheidet ein

Wohngeldanspruch aus. Das trifft besonders zu, wenn Sie bereits durch

BAföG-Leistungen gefördert werden. Der BAföG-Bezug schließt eine

Förderung mit Wohngeld aus.

Wohngeldansprüche können entstehen, wenn

- eine BaföG-Förderung aus Altersgründen ausgeschlossen ist

- ein Fachrichtungswechsel nicht anerkannt wurde

- die Förderungsdauer überschritten ist

- Leistungsnachweise endgültig nicht erbracht wurden

- man als ausländischer Studierender nicht BaföG-berechtigt ist.

Wohngemeinschaften (WG)

Zwei bis fünf Studenten teilen sich eine Wohnung in der die Räume Küche,

Bad und WC gemeinsam genutzt werden. Jeder Mieter hat ein eigenes

abschließbares Zimmer.

INFORMACIÓN GENERAL DE LA CIUDAD:

The City of Aachen

By choosing Aachen for your stay here in

Germany, you have opened yourself the

door to a beautiful, historical and an

youthful city. Aachen lies in the centre of

the "Euregio", the border area between

Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands.

The unique location of Aachen in Three

Countries' Corner (Dreiländereck),

introduces one to the exchange of

knowledge, culture and lifestyle that goes

beyond borders and whose fruits manifest

themselves quite visibly. People from

neighbouring countries come to Aachen to

work and Aachener (that's how people of

Aachen are known!) travel to nearby Lüttich (Liège) or to Maastricht, an equally "old-

youthful" city full of life. When you hear the sentence "Stadt im Herzen Europas", then

one refers to the fact that European ideals like freedom and living together

harmoniously without borders are a way of everyday life here and that in this three

Countries' Coruer called ''Euregio'' Europe has been existence for a long time even

before institutions and treaties were founded.

Today, with around 250,000 inhabitants, Aachen is the largest westernmost city in

Deutschland. It lies directly at the borders with Belgium and the Netherlands. 40,000

students work here in the four universities, industry and trade keep blooming beyond

''Katschhof'' Pic: Holly Hayes

the borders and every year people from all over the world travel to Aachen to soak in

the atmosphere and enjoy the international flair. A special attraction every year is

CHIO, one of the most important international horse riding tournaments. But beside

these, there are a lot more on offer. The ''Aachener Kultursommer'', held every year in

July, sees reputed musicians and artistes on one of "Germany's most beautiful open air

stages" and naturally the carnival in February when people donning hilarious costumes

and a festive cheer to accompany it, celebrate

the end of winter.

In Aachen, it all began more than 2000 years

ago with the Romans. They created a much

loved therapeutic bath in the bubbling springs

and consecrated the city with the name "Aquae

Granni" Grannus, a Germanic god of well-being

and water. But even before these people came

to this place and bathed in the beneficial waters

of the hottest springs in Europe.

However, it took an upswing in the 8th century

as Charlemagne, Emperor of Franconia, made

Aachen - his favorite palatinate - the center of

his huge empire. Under his rule the first part of

the Aachen Cathedral - the wonderful and

distinctly different octagon - was constructed. During this period, Aachen attained fame

and recognition and became an important center in the creation of Europe. Even today,

many buildings in the city center remind us of Emperor Charlemagne and his time.

Every year the city of Aachen awards the international ''Karlpreis'' to celebrities who

promote better understanding between people along the principles of European ideals.

Thereafter for a long time all German kings were crowned in Aachen. In the Middle

Ages, it became an important pilgrimage center in Europe, when after the canonization

of Emperor Charlemagne his bones were enshrined and revered. Besides, Aachen is a

stop on the Path of St. James (Jakobsweg) to Santiago de Compostela.

Aachen Main Train Station

Pic: José Arévalo

Around the end of the Middle Ages, Aachen's importance was greatly reduced and it

was only in the 18th century again, that it became famous as a fashionable city of baths

and health spas - a role which it had had almost 2000 years before. The situation

Chapel of Aachen Cathedral Pic: Axel Hartmann

improved and with the establishment of the Aachen University of Technology

(Rheinisch-Westfälische Technische Hochschule, RWTH) in 1870, Aachen as we know

it today was created.

In the Euregio there are not only interesting and lively cities like Maastricht or Lüttich

with numerous shopping possibilities, but cosy cafés - which invite you to bide away

your time, a huge offer of cultural events, such as concerts and parties. The entire region

offers a lot more - old hamlets in Province Limburg, placid lakes and woods in the Eifel

and almost always an intercultural event teaming with open and interesting people.

In "Klenkes" magazine you can get to know what is happening in Aachen. Other than

that you also have the ''Stadt Aachen'', the student guide "Eureview" and a collection of

links about the Euregio. The last two offer a lot of tips about the entire

For sport lovers, the University Sports Center offers over 60 different types of sport

programs, ranging from aikido to basketball and climbing to high diving and yoga.

Water sport freaks can also go sailing or surfing. Do look up the current program on

offer and set yourself loose!

When you want to go out of the city, then you have the options of forests and woods in

the Eifel, south of Aachen or in the mountenous area ''Hohes Venn'', an unique highland

moor landscape just at the gates of the city. In summer, you can easily travel by train or

car to the sea at Ostende and enjoy the sun and the see.

In Aachen there is a lot to see and we hope that we could offer you a glimpse of that. If

you are already curious, then do come over and look around for yourself.

Viel Spaß!

The city of julich

Jülich is an inviting medium-sized city with approximately 33,000 inhabitants, nestled

between the attractive landscape of the Rur River and the Eifel hills, about 35

kilometers west of Aachen.

In the first century BC, Jülich was founded as the Roman station of "Juliacum", a day's

journey from the starting point of the main Roman road in Cologne. Jülich's 2000 years

of history provide unique sites integrated into the townscape. The ''Citadel'', an

impressive fortified complex covering 120,000 square meters, was built in the 16th

century in the so-called "neo-Italian fortification" style.

One of Jülich's landmarks is the Hexenturm

(The Witches' Tower), a city gate in a typical

Gothic style. The "Rur Gate" or the so-called

Hexenturm is one of the four city gates to have

existed in the medieval fortification of Jülich. It

is also the only gate to remain in existence.

Following the almost complete destruction of

Jülich during World War II, the first measures

to safeguard the Hexenturm took place between

1949-1952. A further restoration process

followed from 1961-1964, during which the

"onion" shaped domes of the gate were

faithfully reconstructed in its original 17th

century style.

Jülich's gardens and parks offer peace, tranquility and relaxation. For sport and leisure

activities, many possibilities are offered all around the city. For nature lovers, there

exists a well built and well connected network of trails and cycle paths along the Rur

with a multitude of nature preserve and conservation areas. The city of Jülich boasts of

more than 60 sport organisations with many football grounds, tennis courts, gyms and

riding arenas among them. When at the end of your day and after your activities, you

want to relax, then recreational areas, e.g. Brückenkopfpark, are especially

recommended.

Jülich is a city of science and research and is home to the largest research centre in

Germany (Forschungszentrum Jülich) and the Jülich campus of the FH Aachen. The

Forschungszentrum Jülich houses the world's second fastest supercomputer: the

JUGENE. It is the world's fastest civilian supercomputer. With an aim to make more

precise forecasts about future climate changes, this facility will soon boast of a new

supercomputer which will stake its claim as the world's third fastest supercomputer.

Jülich has more to be proud of than its supercomputer. The 2007 Nobel Prize winner in

Physics, scientist Peter Grünberg, comes from this city. In 1988 he had discovered the

so-called Giant Magnetoresistive Effect (GMR) leading to the breakthrough in Gigabyte

harddiscs, which can be found in all PCs today.

Mensen or Cafeterias.

High quality for a fair price...

Here you get all information about our cafeterias. We focus on high quality

and food hygiene and safety.

Have a look at the up-to-date menu schedules or subscribe to the weekly

menu newsletter.

We designed a cafeteria finder – covering all 20 facilities – it's so easy to

find your way with the location map.

If you like to know more about single locations or hours of operations pls.

click here: Mensen or Cafeterias.

Check out our Specials with attractive information!

Student Restaurants ("Mensen")

- Mensa I

The Witches' Tower Pic: Stadt Jülich

- Mensa II

- Mensa III

- Mensa IV (Jülich)

- Mensa Ahorn 55

- Mensa Eups

- Gastro Goethe

- Mensa Vita

Mensa I

Address / Location:

Turmstraße 3, 52072 Aachen,

Phone 0241 / 80-93248

Team leader:

Oliver Spindler

We serve:

Warm lunches, soup, salad bar, vegetable selection, ice cream, desserts,

beverages

Special features:

Coffee bar with Lavazza coffee-specialities, hot-cold drink vending machine

Opening hours:

Monday to Thursday 11.30 a.m. - 2.15 p.m.

Friday 11.30 a.m. - 2.00 p.m.

Mensa II

Address / Location:

Turmstraße 3, 52072 Aachen,

Phone 0241 / 80-93248

Team leader:

Oliver Spindler

We serve:

Warm lunches, salad bar, desserts, beverages

Special features:

hot-cold drink vending machine

Opening hours:

Monday to Thursday 11.30 a.m. - 2.15 p.m.

Friday 11.30 a.m. - 2.00 p.m.

Mensa III

Address / Location:

Bayernallee 9, 52066 Aachen,

Phone 0241 / 1607750

Team leader:

Friedhelm Jacobs

We serve:

Warm lunches, salad bar, ice cream, beverages

Special features:

hot-cold drink vending machine

Opening hours:

Monday to Thursday 11.30 a.m. - 2.15 p.m.

Friday 11.30 a.m. - 2.00 p.m.

Mensa IV (Jülich)

Address / Location:

Ginsterweg 1, 52428 Jülich,

Phone 02461 / 54109

Team leader:

Heinz Schneiderwind

We serve:

Warm lunches, soup, snacks, beverages

Special features:

Table soccer (football)

Opening hours:

Monday to Thursday 11.30 a.m. - 2.15 p.m.

Friday 11.30 a.m. - 2.00 p.m.

Mensa Ahorn 55

Address / Location:

Ahornstraße 55, 52074 Aachen,

Phone 0241 / 88-84350

Relaiskoch:

Berthold Bahrke

We serve:

Warm lunch

Special features:

Hot-cold drink vending machine, terrace

Opening hours:

Monday to Friday 11.30 a.m. - 2.00 p.m.

Mensa Eups

Address / Location:

Eupener Straße 70, 52066 Aachen,

Phone 0241 / 1607757

Team leader:

Friedhelm Jacobs

We serve:

Warm lunches, salad bar, ice cream, beverages

Special features:

Hot-cold drink vending machine, terrace

Opening hours:

Monday to Thursday 11.30 a.m. - 2.15 p.m.

Friday 11.30 a.m. - 2.00 p.m.

Gastro Goethe

Address / Location:

Goethestraße 3, 52064 Aachen,

Phone 0241 / 80-93259

Team leader:

Friedhelm Jacobs

We serve:

Warm lunches, ice cream, beverages

Special features:

hot-cold drink vending machine

Opening hours:

Monday to Thursday 11.30 a.m. - 2.15 p.m.

Friday 11.30 a.m. - 2.00 p.m.

Mensa Vita

Address / Location:

Helmertweg 1, 52074 Aachen,

Phone 0241 / 80-93279

Team leader:

Dennis Schaltinat

We serve:

Warm lunches, soup, salad bar, vegetable selection, snacks, ice cream,

beverages

Special features:

Steaks, Wok dishes, Antipasti plates, coffee bar with Lavazza coffee

specialities, terrace, table soccer (football)

Opening hours:

Monday to Friday 11.30 a.m. - 2.45 p.m.

The cafeterias

- Cafeteria I/ Snackbar Cafeteria I

- Cafeteria III

- Cafeteria IV (Jülich)

- Studentencafe Ahorn55

- Cafeteria Eups

- Gastro Goethe

- Forum Cafete

- Bistro Templergraben

- Cafeteria Vita

Cafeteria I / Snackbar Cafeteria I

Address/Location:

Turmstraße 3, 52072 Aachen

Phone 0241 / 80-93150

Contact person:

Ingrid Neutsch

Opening hours:

Monday to Thursday 7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Friday 7:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Cafeteria III

Address/Location:

Bayernallee 7, 52066 Aachen

Phone 0241 / 1607753

Contact person:

Ursula Deppe

Opening hours:

Monday to Thursday 7:30 a.m. - 2:15 p.m.

Friday 7:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Cafeteria IV (Jülich)

Address / Location:

Ginsterweg 1, 52428 Jülich

Phone 02461 / 59874

Contact person:

Ilka Dahmen

Opening hours:

Monday to Thursday 7:45 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.

Friday 7:45 a.m. - 2:15 p.m.

Studentencafe Ahorn55

Address / Location:

Ahornstraße 55, 52074 Aachen

Telefon 0241 / 80-93135

Contact person:

Annemarie Nix

Opening hours:

Monday to Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Friday 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Cafeteria Eups

Address / Location:

Eupenerstraße 70, 52066 Aachen

Phone 0241 / 1607757

Contact person:

Marion Willner

Opening hours:

Monday to Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.

Friday 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Gastro Goethe

Address / Location:

Goethestraße 3, 52064 Aachen

Phone 0241 / 1730838

Contact person:

Nada Kalic

Opening hours:

Monday to Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 2:15 p.m.

Friday 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Forum Cafete

Address / Location:

Eilfschornsteinstraße 15, 52062 Aachen

Phone 0241 / 80-93136

Contact person:

Hannelore Kohnen

Opening hours:

Monday to Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Friday 8:00 a.m. - 3:45 p.m.

Bistro Templergraben

Address / Location:

Templergraben 55, 52062 Aachen

Phone 0241/ 80 93 138

Contact person:

Anke Berger

Opening hours:

Monday to Thursday 7:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Friday 7:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.

Cafeteria Vita

Address / Location:

Helmertweg 1, 52074 Aachen

Phone 0241 / 80-93279

Contact person:

Helga Dreuw

Opening hours:

Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m

o Here you can find the opening hours of our student restaurants and

cafeterias in Aachen und Juelich...

Student restaurants (Mensen)

Mensa I and II

Turmstrasse 3

Monday to Thursday 11.30 a.m. - 2.15 p.m.

Friday 11.30 a.m. - 2.00 p.m.

Mensa III

Bayernallee 9

Monday to Thursday 11:30 a.m. - 2.15 p.m.

Friday 11.30 a.m. - 2.00 p.m.

Mensa IV

Juelich, Ginsterweg 9

Monday to Thursday 11.30 a.m. - 2.15 p.m.

Friday 11.30 a.m. - 2.00 p.m.

Mensa V

Ahornstrasse 55

Monday to Friday 11.30 a.m. - 2.00 p.m.

Mensa VII Eupener Strasse 70

Monday to Thursday 11:30 a.m. - 2.15 p.m.

Friday 11.30 a.m. - 2.00 p.m.

Gastro Goethe

Goethestrasse 3 Monday to Thursday 11:30 a.m. - 2.15 p.m.

Friday 11.30 a.m. - 2.00 p.m.

Mensa Vita

Warm meals Helmertweg 1 Monday to Friday 11.30 a.m. - 2.45 p.m.

Cafeterias

Cafeteria I Turmstrasse 3

Monday to Thursday 7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Friday 7:30 a.m.- 3:00 p.m.

Cafeteria I

Warm meals Turmstrasse 3

Monday to Friday 11:30 a.m. -3:00 p.m.

Cafeteria III Bayernallee 7

Monday to Thursday 7:30 a.m. - 2:15 p.m.

Friday 7:30 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.

Cafeteria IV Juelich, Ginsterweg 1

Monday to Thursday 7:45 a.m.- 2:30 p.m.

Friday 7:45 a.m.- 2:15 p.m.

Studentencafé

Ahornstrasse 55

Monday to Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Friday 8:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.

Cafeteria VII Eupener Strasse 70

Monday to Thursday 8:00 a.m.- 2:15 p.m.

Friday 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Gastro Goethe Goethestrasse 3

Monday to Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 2:15 p.m.

Friday 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Forum Cafete

Eilfschornsteinstrasse 15

Monday to Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Friday 8:00 a.m.- 3:45 p.m.

Bistro

Templergraben 55

Monday to Thursday 7:30 a.m.- 3:00 p.m.

Friday 7:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.

Cafeteria Vita Helmertweg 1

Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m

Coffee Bar Vita Helmertweg 1

Monday to Friday 11:15 a.m. - 2:30 p.m