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About the Property
A beautiful property located at 20, Marie-Curie-Straße, 60439, Germany, Neon Wood Frankfurt Riedberg is a comfortable place to live in. It offers student accommodation in Frankfurt for college and university learners. The property features studio and shared apartments for students. Neon Wood Frankfurt Riedberg is close to the Goethe Business School (15-minute drive away) and the Frankfurt School of Finance & Management (11 minutes’ drive away). This makes it easy for students to get to classes from this Frankfurt student accommodation.
Frankfurt is a major German city known for its international atmosphere, financial district, and thriving student population. The city hosts over 70,000 students across its universities and colleges, creating a diverse and energetic environment. Weekly rent for students typically ranges from €160 to €210, depending on the neighbourhood and type of accommodation. While Frankfurt is considered slightly pricier than other student cities, the efficient public transport system, affordable canteens, and student-friendly services help balance the overall cost of living.
Cultural attractions include the Städel Museum, Goethe House, and the Frankfurt Cathedral, all giving students plenty to explore. Popular outdoor spots like Palmengarten, Grüneburgpark, and Nizza Park are perfect for walks, study breaks, or social gatherings. The city also hosts well-known events such as the Museumsuferfest and Frankfurt Christmas Market, both widely enjoyed by the student community.
Neon Wood Frankfurt Riedberg student accommodation supports residents in their academic dreams. It also connects them to the city centre. It is near a variety of fun neighbourhoods like Bockenheim and Innenstadt. This gives residents a balance to their lives and offers a fun element to their day-to-day life. Neon Wood Frankfurt Riedberg reviews are always positive, displaying the homely feel the accommodation has!
Features
Neon Wood Frankfurt Riedberg offers comfortable student accommodation in Frankfurt for learners. It has different living spaces designed to improve your university experience. There are a variety of choices from the Studio - (Patio) to the Studio (Penthouse Loft Balcony). Neon Wood Frankfurt Riedberg provides a fully equipped and student-friendly living space. Each room includes a cosy bed, a workspace, a spacious dining area, and sufficient storage. The stylish kitchenette features a microwave, an induction hob, and a fridge. Different rooms have unique amenities, so make sure you choose the room according to the facilities you want. Heating, electricity, water bills, and Wi-Fi are included in the rent.
Students enjoy access to a range of common amenities at Neon Wood Frankfurt Riedberg. These include high-speed internet(1 gigabit), spacious study areas, and vending machines. There are convenient facilities like bicycle storage and a private roof terrace. Students can socialise in the 24/7 gym or at the community & events. Residents can network with their flatmates at various outdoor areas and the multimedia room. There are rooms for everyone at the property!
Residents can also chill at the gaming room, the games area, and the community lobby. Neon Wood Frankfurt Riedberg also has cleaning, a laundry service, housekeeping, and printing on demand on the property! Safety and security are also a top priority at Neon Wood Frankfurt Riedberg. There are facilities like community staff, security service, and CCTV. Neon Wood Frankfurt Riedberg is thoughtfully designed to support everyday comfort in the heart of Frankfurt.
Location and What's Hot?
Neon Wood Frankfurt Riedberg student accommodation sits in one of the city’s most convenient student hubs, making it an excellent choice for those studying at top universities in Frankfurt. The property is close to major institutions, including Goethe University Frankfurt – Riedberg Campus, Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences, and the Frankfurt University of Music and Performing Arts. This strategic location allows students to enjoy both academic convenience and a lively neighbourhood lifestyle.
The area around Neon Wood Frankfurt Riedberg apartments features cosy cafés like Café Riedberg and Coffee Fellows, perfect for study sessions or casual meetups. For everyday essentials, students have quick access to nearby supermarkets such as REWE and ALDI Süd. Healthcare needs are easily met with pharmacies like Riedberg Apotheke located within close reach. When it’s time to unwind, students can enjoy nightlife spots in central Frankfurt, including popular venues like Gibson Club and O’Reilly’s Irish Pub.
Food lovers can explore excellent restaurants near the neighbourhood, including Tandoori Garden, Ristorante Pizzeria Da Andrea, and various eateries at Riedberg Zentrum. Culture seekers can visit the Frankfurt Botanical Garden or the Palmengarten, while sports enthusiasts benefit from nearby fitness centres and open green spaces. Students can also relax at Riedberg Park or take peaceful walks around Kätcheslachpark. Overall, Neon Wood Frankfurt Riedberg offers the ideal mix of connectivity, comfort, and a student-friendly lifestyle in Frankfurt.
Commute
Students at Neon Wood Frankfurt Riedberg can commute around the city without difficulty. There are many transport links nearby. The closest bus stops within an 8-minute walk to Neon Wood Frankfurt Riedberg are Frankfurt Uni Campus Riedberg and Frankfurt Ludwig-Fulda-Weg. Neon Wood Frankfurt Riedberg also has nearby rail stations within a 6-minute walk, including Eschersheim and Lindenbaum. These convenient transport systems make Neon Wood Frankfurt Riedberg one of the most famed student accommodations!
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Room Types (7)
Studio - (Classic)
Studio - (Patio)
Studio - (Classic Deluxe)
Studio - (Penthouse Balcony)
Studio - (Deluxe Patio)
Studio (Penthouse Loft Balcony)
1Bed - 1Bath (Double)
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Payment Policies (5)
- Security DepositThis property requires security deposit.
- Pay In InstalmentThis property offers 12 flexible instalment plans.
- Mode Of PaymentPayment via easy transaction modes.
Cancellation Policies (1)
- Cooling Off PeriodThis property does not offer cooling-off period.
Frequently Asked Questions
How Do I book my Apartment?
Our booking process is an absolute breeze and can be completely carried out online. You just need your private information, a copy of your ID/Passport and your enrollment.
What about if I need to cancel or terminate my contract?
You are signing for a binding contract with fixed durations (mostly for 6 or 12 months), which can not be cancelled. But of course we understand, each request of any changes in the contract is individual and thus we are checking each request also very individually. There are some major reasons which allows you cancel or terminate your lease.
* You’re not receiving a VISA to stay in Germany
* You are an Erasmus student, your program has been cancelled and your study will take place at home again
* Death in your family (first-degree)
* You’re not a student anymore (so you can terminate/shorten your contract to the end of the actual semester)
* You can’t arrive due to closed borders (due to special events like war, pandemic, etc.)
* The government of your home country gave the instruction to travel home (due to special events like war, pandemic, etc.)
Of course we all hope, this will never happen. =)
When do I have to pay my rent?
The rent shall be paid monthly in advance, at the latest up to the 3rd working day of each month.
What kind of lease durations are available and what does the 1 week earlier move out mean?
Depending on our property you can rent your apartment for a minimum of 6 up to 12 months. During that time of course you always have to be a student. Please note, in order to be able to carry out the cleaning, maintenance and repair measures required as a result of the use of your apartment and for an immediate subsequent letting, your apartment needs to be returned to us one week before your contract end date. We have calculated the rent on the basis of an effective term shortened by one week, so that this provision does not constitute an economic disadvantage for the tenant. If you are planning to extend your stay in the same apartment, of course an earlier move out between your old and your new contract is not required.
What do I need to pay before I can move in? What's included in the first payment?
Your upfront payment includes…
A deposit of one and a half or two month’s rent, depending on the length of your stay. (1.5 months rent for up to 6 months length of stay, otherwise 2 months rent)
The deposit secures among other things damages in the apartment. If you return your apartment in good condition and all rent payments have been duly made, you will receive the deposit back in full no later than 8 weeks after moving out.
The membership fee is a fixed payment for all administrative activities related to your lease and stay at Neon Wood. This amount will not be returned to you.
Is Neon Wood far from my university?
Living at Neon wood, you aren’t going to be far from anywhere. Besides being centrally located, we’re also superbly connected by tram, underground or bus to every major stop in the city.
Are there any other fees or public services I need to pay?
Yes, the “Rundfunkbeitrag” (German „TV tax“) does charge 18,36 € per month irrespective of where you live. But if you are given BAFöG from the German government, you may be able to get out of paying this.
Can I register Neon Wood as my main residence?
Yes, of course. At the very least, it needs to be your secondary residence. Documents for the registration (= “Wohnungsgeberbestätigung”) at the Berlin Offices (= “Bürgeramt”), you’re getting directly after your move-in and apartment handover.
Can I sublet?
Subletting is not permitted.
Do I have to be a student to rent an apartment?
We’re designed to accommodate students. If you’d like to rent with us and you’re not a student, you should at least be in education. Otherwise we highly suggest checking out Tannhaus – our partner brand for young professionals, digital nomads and freelancers.
What does all-incl. rent mean?
The all-inclusive rent pays for your fully furnished apartment and covers the utilities such as water, heating and electricity. Further included in your rent, access to high speed internet (1 Gigabit) and the use of all public areas. 1 Rent = all inclusive… More information you may find in your lease under §3… The rent per floor may vary.
What is the shortest period that I can rent for?
You can book an apartment for either six months or twelve months.
Does my booking automatically renew once my lease expires?
It does not, but you can always renew your lease upon availability. Therefor, please contact our reservations as soon as possible.
What documents do I need for a booking?
You will need…
– A copy of your ID
– Parent/legal guardian approval if under the age of 18 and their ID
– A certificate of enrolment at your university.
Is it possible to reserve an apartment?
The only way to reserve your apartment is to book it with us online.
How do I get a tenant agreement?
Contact us.
What can I put on the walls?
You can put pictures, posters, or whatever else you like on your walls – just as long as you don’t use anything that leaves residue.
What’s security like?
We have an intercom in each apartment, an electronic locking system and video security for our buildings. We also have a house manager and a team of concierge staff that is there to help you every day until late.
Is there somewhere I can put my bike?
Yes. There are places to lock up your bike in the courtyard as well as in our basement.
Are there any car parking spaces?
In our Neon Wood Berlin Mitte-Wedding and Frankfurt Riedberg we do offer car parking spaces. Our spot at Frankfurter Tor unfortunately does not have any carports.
What furniture is included in the apartment?
You can count on each apartment having great lamps and custom furniture such as a bed, a desk with vintage chairs, a dining table, a wardrobe, a kitchen with two ceramic hobs, fridge and a microwave. The kitchen in our Neon Silver and Neon Gold categories are all fully equipped such as dishes and also include a dish washer.
Can I watch TV?
You can sign up to use our onsite IP-TV or watch using your laptop or tablet.
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Student Accommodations in Frankfurt
Student Accommodation Frankfurt
Frankfurt is a modern and student-friendly city, home to well-known universities like Goethe University and Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences. With a large student population and a busy city lifestyle, many students look for safe and comfortable places to live near their campus, cafes, and transport. Because university dorms fill up fast, most students choose off-campus student housing in Frankfurt for more freedom and daily convenience.
Students can pick from private rooms, shared flats, or cosy studios based on their budget and lifestyle. Many student apartments in Frankfurt such as Yugo Alvarium and Yugo Urbanum come fully furnished with basic furniture, a kitchen area, Wi-Fi, and access to laundry rooms or common lounges. These rooms are located in popular student neighbourhoods close to the city centre, libraries, grocery stores, and parks. Amber makes the search for Frankfurt student housing simple by offering verified listings, price comparisons, and easy booking support. Students can explore different properties, check facilities, and choose flexible lease options without stress. With amber, finding a safe, affordable, and well-connected home in Frankfurt becomes much easier, helping students focus on studies and enjoy city life.
About Frankfurt
Frankfurt is a major city in western Germany, located in the state of Hesse. Known as a global financial centre, it blends modern skyscrapers with historic streets, museums, and lively neighbourhoods. The city has a rich history dating back to Roman times and became an important trade and cultural hub during the Middle Ages. Today, Frankfurt attracts students, professionals, and travellers from around the world, giving it a diverse and youthful atmosphere.
With a population of over 750,000, Frankfurt offers a mix of calm parks, busy shopping streets, and a vibrant music and art scene. Students enjoy outdoor spots like the Main River Promenade, Grüneburgpark, and Palmengarten, perfect for jogging, picnics, or study breaks. The city also hosts popular festivals such as Museumsuferfest, Christmas Markets, and Sound of Frankfurt, which are major attractions for young people and international students.
Frankfurt is home to respected universities such as Goethe University, Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences, and Frankfurt School of Finance and Management, making it a strong academic centre. These universities offer modern campuses, international programs, research spaces, and student clubs, creating a supportive learning environment. The city is ideal for student life because it has friendly neighbourhoods, good public transport, and plenty of cafés, libraries, and cultural spots within walking distance. Many students choose student accommodation Frankfurt because it offers comfort, safety, and easy access to universities and city life. With flexible housing, shared flats, and private studios, Frankfurt accommodation student options help students enjoy a balanced lifestyle close to campus and city amenities.
Best Student Apartments Frankfurt
Finding the right student accommodation in Frankfurt is important for a comfortable and stress-free student life. A good home helps students stay close to their campus, manage their budget, focus on studies, and enjoy social life. Students usually look for a safe place with basic furniture, Wi-Fi, laundry access, and good transport. The choice also depends on affordability, distance to university, and peaceful surroundings. Amber makes this process simple by offering verified student accommodation Frankfurt options, with flexible leases and dedicated support during booking. Students can explore shared rooms, studios, or 1-bedroom apartments, all close to the city centre, Goethe University, or Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences. Many Frankfurt accommodation student properties also include communal areas, bike storage, fitness rooms, and study lounges, helping students feel at home. Below are some of the best and most popular accommodation options in Frankfurt.
1. Brera Frankfurt West - From €2287 per month
2. Brera Frankfurt Opera - From €2875 per month
3. Staycity Frankfurt Airport - €451 per week “ Quick overnight stay before we moved onto a festival. Nice clean rooms and bar open till late. Good location close to the airport. Staff seemed a bit new to it all but pleasant enough”.
4. Havens Living Frankfurt - From €1279 per month
5. Ipartment Frankfurt Bahnhofsviertel - From €1228 per month. “ Couldn't have asked for anything better! As a student coming from outside of Germany, I wanted to come across fellow students and the working crowd as well, and this place is just perfect for that. I love the amenities and they have got a pretty cool lounge too.”
Affordable Student Accommodation Frankfurt
Frankfurt offers a wide range of housing options for different student budgets. Many students look for cheap student accommodation in Frankfurt that is still safe, comfortable, and close to university campuses or public transport. Even budget-friendly homes provide good quality, furnished rooms, Wi-Fi access, study spaces, and laundry facilities, making daily life easy for students who prefer value without losing comfort. Here are some affordable accommodation in Frankfurt for students that offer great locations, simple facilities, and supportive community living:
1. Weisbachstraße 7 - From €595 per month
2. Georg-Voigt-Straße 15 - From €655 per month
3. Gref-Völsing-Straße 15 - From €665 per month
4. Burgstraße 82 - From €665 per month
5. Wallstraße 26 - From €665 per month
Best Areas to Live in Frankfurt
Frankfurt has many student-friendly neighbourhoods that are affordable, lively, and close to universities like Goethe University and Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences. Students can easily find a student room for rent in Frankfurt with access to public transport, cafés, libraries, fitness centres, and supermarkets. Many of these areas also offer Frankfurt student residence options for students who enjoy community-style living.
1. Bockenheim
Bockenheim is one of the most popular student areas near the Goethe University Bockenheim Campus. Students enjoy neighbourhood cafés like Café Crème, Café Albatros, and bakeries such as Zeit für Brot. The area has supermarkets like REWE, Penny, and dm, along with tram stops at Bockenheimer Warte, making travel easy. The streets around Leipziger Straße are filled with restaurants, bookstores, and student meeting spots.
2. Westend
Westend is known for its calm atmosphere, historic buildings, and green streets. Students gather at Grüneburgpark, perfect for jogging, picnics, or studying outdoors. Popular cafés include Café Laumer, Espresso Bar, and Campus West End Bistro near the university. The area has easy access to Westend Campus, libraries, and trams via Bremer Straße and Westendstraße. With peaceful surroundings and nearby parks, Westend is one of the best locations for student accommodation in Germany.
3. Innenstadt (City Centre)
Innenstadt gives students access to everything shopping along Zeil, dining at Römerberg, and study cafes like Coffee Fellows, Balzac Coffee, and Blackline Coffee. The area is packed with tram, bus, and U-Bahn stations such as Hauptwache, Willy-Brandt-Platz, and Konstablerwache, making commuting easy. Museums like Städel Museum and Museum für Moderne Kunst add cultural experiences right within walking distance.
4. Nordend
Nordend is peaceful and filled with parks, local markets, and cosy restaurants. Students love Bethmannpark, Bornheimer Hang, and cafés such as Kaffeewerk Espressionist, Café Maingold, and Uschis. The area has supermarkets like Edeka, Aldi Süd, and Bio Company, with tram stops at Rohrbachstraße/Friedberger Landstraße and Burgstraße. Nordend is well-connected and great for students who prefer quieter surroundings.
5. Gallusviertel
Gallusviertel is affordable and lively, located near Frankfurt Galluswarte Station and Skyline Plaza Mall. Students enjoy modern cafes like Manufaktur Café, Alex Skyline Plaza, and fitness studios near Europa-Allee. The area has easy access to buses and U-Bahn from Galluswarte or Festhalle/Messe. With modern buildings and affordable housing, Gallus is perfect for budget-friendly living close to city life and student communities.
Room Types in Student Housing in Frankfurt
Frankfurt offers many room types to suit different student needs, making it easy to find student housing in Frankfurt that fits your lifestyle and budget. Whether you want quiet, independent living or a shared setup with friends, the city has plenty of modern housing options across furnished studios, private rooms, and apartment-style units. Here are the common room types available in Frankfurt student housing:
1. Ensuite Rooms
Ensuite rooms include a private bedroom with an attached bathroom. Students share the kitchen and common spaces with others. This is ideal for students who want personal comfort but still enjoy social living. Many student apartments in Frankfurt offer ensuite rooms close to university areas and public transport.
2. Non-Ensuite Rooms
Non-ensuite rooms include a private bedroom, while bathrooms and other spaces are shared. This is a more affordable option and works well for students who want a personal study space while keeping their rent low. These rooms are common in student houses and shared-style student accommodation Frankfurt.
3. Studio Apartments
Studio apartments are fully self-contained with a private bedroom, kitchenette, and bathroom. They offer complete privacy and independence, making them ideal for students who like managing their own space and routine. Many studios in frankfurt accommodation student buildings include Wi-Fi, furniture, and access to shared laundry rooms.
4. 1-Bed or 2-Bed Apartments
These apartments include one or two private bedrooms with shared kitchen, bathroom, and living space. They suit students who want to live with just one roommate in a calm environment. These options are often located near parks, grocery stores, tram stops, and cafés.
5. Shared Apartments
Shared apartments include several private bedrooms within one unit, while students share the kitchen and living areas. This type is popular for international students who want community living, lower rent, and easy social interaction. Shared apartments help you make friends and enjoy a lively student lifestyle.
6. Private Rooms
Private rooms offer a personal bedroom with access to shared facilities like kitchens and lounges. These rooms are flexible, budget-friendly, and easy to find in student housing in Frankfurt areas close to universities, parks, and city amenities.
Cost of Living
Understanding the cost of living in Frankfurt helps students plan their monthly budgets with confidence. Expenses may vary depending on lifestyle, neighbourhood, and the type of housing you choose. Whether you stay in shared flats or private student dorms in Frankfurt, knowing average monthly costs can help you manage your finances better. Students looking for cheap student accommodation in Frankfurt can also save more when living slightly away from premium city-centre areas. Here is a simple monthly cost breakdown for students living in Frankfurt:
1. Rent: €450–€1,000 per month (depends on room type, building facilities, and distance from campus)
2. Groceries: €180–€260 per month
3. Transportation: €30–€45 per month with a student semester ticket
4. Utilities: €90–€150 per month (electricity, heating, and water if not included in rent)
5. Internet: €20–€35 per month
6. Leisure/Social Activities: €80–€160 per month
Student Travel Frankfurt
Frankfurt is easy to navigate, especially for students living in shared flats, studios, or student residence Frankfurt buildings near university neighbourhoods. Public transport is reliable, safe, and covers all student-friendly areas such as Bockenheim, Westend, Gallus, Nordend, and Innenstadt. Whether you live close to Goethe University, Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences, or choose accommodation in Frankfurt for students, commuting is simple and affordable. Here are the most common travel modes for those who have a student room for rent in Frankfurt:
1. U-Bahn (Underground)
Frankfurt’s U-Bahn connects all major student areas with university campuses, city parks, and libraries. It runs frequently and is popular for quick travel between Bockenheim, Westend, Hauptbahnhof, and Konstablerwache.
Cost: With a student semester ticket, most travel is free, otherwise around £15/week based on passes.
2. Trams
Trams connect many local streets, cafés, neighbourhood markets, and campus zones. They are ideal for short-distance daily commuting and run late into the evening.
Cost: Free with a student ticket or approx. £10/week for regular users.
3. Buses
Well-connected bus routes cover Nordend, Innenstadt, Römerberg, Westend, and Gallus. Buses help students reach grocery stores, libraries, campus events, night study cafés, and late-night destinations.
Cost: Included in the semester travel ticket or approx. £8–£12/week when paying separately.
4. Regional Trains
Trains help students explore nearby cities like Mainz, Wiesbaden, Darmstadt, and Offenbach during weekends. The semester travel pass allows free or discounted regional travel depending on the university terms.
Cost: Included in semester ticket or approx. £20/week for frequent regional trips.
5. Cycling
Frankfurt is bike-friendly with smooth paths along the Main River, parks, and student neighbourhoods. Many amber-listed properties offer secure bike storage and easy access to universities and supermarkets.
Cost: Owning a bike has no weekly cost, making it the cheapest option.
Student Transit Tips
- A full-time student with a Frankfurt semester ticket gets unlimited travel on U-Bahn, trams, regional trains, and buses within valid zones.
- Travelling early or late is safe due to well-lit stations and frequent night services.
Student Lifestyle and Tourist Attractions in Frankfurt
Frankfurt is a lively and student-friendly city known for safety, international culture, and a wide range of activities for young people. Students living in dorms, shared flats, or a Frankfurt student residence enjoy easy access to cafés, parks, libraries, nightlife, and riverside hangouts, making the city both enjoyable and convenient for daily living.
Neighbourhoods like Bockenheim, Westend, Nordend, Sachsenhausen, and Gallus are widely known for being safe, peaceful, and full of student amenities. Students can study at quiet spots like Stadtbibliothek Frankfurt, Goethe University Library, and Stadtteilbibliothek Bornheim, or head to popular student cafés such as Café Crème, Café Albatros, Balzac Coffee, and Maingold for group discussions or evening breaks. These areas also have easy access to supermarkets, bike paths, trams, and affordable eateries.
For social time and student hangouts, Frankfurt offers plenty of choices. Popular spots include Kleinmarkthalle, with its affordable food stalls; Grüneburgpark and Bethmannpark for picnics, yoga, jogging, or outdoor study; and Main River Promenade, perfect for coffee walks and evening sunsets. For nightlife, students often visit Sachsenhausen’s Apfelwein pubs, Gibson Club, Orange Peel, Oosten Riverside Bar, and Sugar Mama Bar, offering everything from live music to dancing, comedy shows, and student nights.
Culture in Frankfurt also stands out. Students enjoy events like Museumsuferfest, Frankfurt Christmas Market, Sound of Frankfurt, and Mainfest, along with exciting venues like Städel Museum, Senckenberg Museum, Palmengarten, and Alte Oper Frankfurt. The Frankfurt Book Fair, one of the biggest literary events in the world, makes the city extra special for academic communities and international students.
Universities in Frankfurt
Frankfurt is a major academic destination with modern campuses, international programs, and a vibrant student community. The universities in the city offer strong research facilities, career opportunities, and good access to student housing in Frankfurt, making daily life comfortable and well-connected for students.
1. Goethe University Frankfurt
Goethe University is one of Germany’s leading public universities with over 45,000 students and multiple campuses across the city. It is known for programs in economics, law, natural sciences, business, social sciences, and humanities. The university has modern libraries, research centres, and spacious study areas on Westend Campus, Riedberg Campus, and Niederrad Campus. Students can find Goethe University Frankfurt student housing close to Westend, Bockenheim, Nordend, and Gallus, with easy access to cafés, parks, and public transport.
2. Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences (Frankfurt UAS)
Frankfurt UAS focuses on practical learning, applied sciences, engineering, architecture, social work, business, and computer science. With over 15,000 students, the university offers hands-on workshops, internships, industry projects, and a friendly multicultural environment. The campus is close to supermarkets, tram stops, and Frankfurt student housing options, making it easy for students to balance class time and city life.
3. Frankfurt School of Finance & Management
Frankfurt School is a private university with globally recognized programs in finance, management, economics, and business analytics. It attracts students from around the world and offers state-of-the-art classrooms, a modern library, and career development programs. Many students prefer nearby student housing in Frankfurt with quick access to cafés, gyms, coworking spaces, and tram lines connecting to the city centre.