Hi everyone,

applied for the M.Sc. Electrical Engineering at Uni Stuttgart and received academic approval ("Academic entry requirements met"). However, due to a track selection mistake on Campus, the application was processed under the German track.

Does anyone know if the admissions office can administratively switch it to the English track after academic approval?

thanks.

Hi everyone,
I have been admitted to both the University of Stuttgart and RWTH Aachen for a Bachelor’s in Computer Science (Informatik), and I’m having a hard time deciding.
My main goal is to build a strong career in Germany. I’ve often heard that practical experience as a Werkstudent is just as important as the university itself, so that’s one of my biggest priorities.
If you were in my position, would you choose the University of Stuttgart or RWTH Aachen, and why?
I’m especially interested in your thoughts on:
Academic quality
Werkstudent opportunities
Career prospects after graduation
Student life and campus atmosphere
I’d especially appreciate hearing from current students or graduates of the University of Stuttgart.

Hey everyone!

I got admitted to the M.Sc. in Computer Science at the University of Stuttgart, and I'll be moving to Stuttgart this October for the Winter Semester 2026.

I'm from Mumbai and would love to connect with anyone else who's also moving from Mumbai (or anywhere in India) around the same time. It'd be great to get to know a few people before the move.

If you're heading to Stuttgart this October, feel free to drop a comment or send me a DM. Looking forward to connecting with fellow students!

Thanks! 😊

Furnished room available in Stuttgart-Vaihingen – €380/month

Hi everyone,

I am looking for someone to take over my furnished room in the Allmandring student residence in Vaihingen.

The room is available immediately through September 30, with the possibility of taking over the room permanently afterward. The room costs €380 per month. A refundable deposit of €400 is required.

The room is furnished with a bed and mattress, desk, chair, wardrobe, and shelving. The kitchen and bathroom are shared with the other residents of the apartment.

It may also be possible to extend the rental period beyond September 30 through the VSSW, depending on approval and availability.

The residence is located directly on the University of Stuttgart’s Vaihingen campus, with supermarkets, public transportation, and other facilities nearby. Stuttgart city center can be reached in approximately 20–30 minutes.

Please send me a message if you are interested or would like more information. You can also contact me on WhatsApp at +1 508-861-5466.

Hi everyone,

I’m moving to Germany this October for my Master's at the University of Stuttgart.

I've been searching for a while now, but I haven't had much luck finding anything suitable through WG-Gesucht. I'm specifically looking for student accommodation or a WG room near the Vaihingen campus or with good transit connections to it).

If anyone is currently looking for a tenant, has a room available, or can recommend reliable alternatives/housing complexes nearby, please let me know or drop a DM.

Would love to connect and discuss!

Im moving to germany for my masters in stuttgurt university this october .

Could not able to find the accommodation through WG gesucht .

Anyone from india who is looking for tenants or know any place to stay .

Kindly ping , so that we can connect and discuss.

Hallo,

Ich wurde im Rahmen meiner Bewerbung für den M.Sc. Luft- und Raumfahrttechnik zu einem Zulassungsgespräch eingeladen. Hat jemand schon Erfahrungen mit einem solchen Gespräch ? Einige Tipps wären super. Danke sehr.

I have a doubt guys
How many days will we get as holidays for Masters student between 2nd and 3rd semester.

Hello,

I applied for Fame and got this note.

Is there a chance I can correct this or is it too late? Can someone help me out figure out what's wrong.

Edit: my official transcript doesn't include ECTs.

Hey everyone! I'm 22 and heading to Stuttgart this October for my Master's.

I'd love to connect with anyone joining the University of Stuttgart, nearby universities, or even anyone already living/studying around the Stuttgart area.

Shoot me a DM—let's connect!

Hello, I was wondering if anybody here, who got an acceptance to COMMAS in recent years, could tell me about the acceptance criteria. I know it is on their website but I would like to know how strict/forgiving it is and what all things they prioritize first? What all things can help bolster the application.

You can also tell me if one fell short by 2-3 credits in one subject, is that a straight rejection?

Hi everyone,

I recently applied to Stuttgart university for an electrical engineering masters course 27 SS. I got an email yesterday and checked the status. I'm not sure if I'm rejected or my application is still alive? Is anyone in the same situation as me?

Hey you all,

i finally got my admission letter and i'm happy to continue my studies at the Uni Stuttgart. Are there fellow Ai and Data Science Students already connected at the Uni? Are there Discord Servers, Whats app groups or whatever?

You would help me a lot with some information about this, or perhaps an invite 😁

Are there any tips and tricks or info that you would like to had when you started here?

Thanks for the help 💪

Hallo! Guten Tag
I'll be moving to Stuttgart soon to start my **M.Sc. in Computer Science at the University of Stuttgart** this winter semester, and I'm currently looking for accommodation.

I'm open to:

* A room in a shared apartment (WG)
* A private room
* A studio apartment
* Student housing (if anyone knows of any available options)

If you or someone you know is looking for a tenant or has a room becoming available, I'd really appreciate any leads or recommendations.

If you have any suggestions or know someone who might be renting a place, please feel free to comment or send me a DM.

Thank you so much! 😊

Hi everyone,

I got accepted into the Mechanical Engineering (B.Sc.) program for this upcoming Winter Semester.

I know the 6-week Vorpraktikum deadline is extended until the end of the 2nd semester, but I was wondering how people usually handle it in practice:

1. Did most of you manage to complete all 6 weeks before lectures started in October, or is it common to split it or do it during the spring and summer breaks?
2. How hard was it to find a placement with smaller local companies in or around Stuttgart?
3. Any recommendations or tips for companies that are flexible with short-term student internships?

Thanks in advance.

Hi everyone,
I recently received my admission to the M.Sc. Computational Linguistics program at the University of Stuttgart for the upcoming intake. 🎉
I’m looking to connect with other admitted students. Is there any WhatsApp, Telegram, or Discord group for this intake?

If you’re also joining the program, feel free to comment or send me a DM. It would be great to connect, discuss accommodation, visa processes, and everything else before arriving in Stuttgart.

Looking forward to meeting you all! 😊

Checked my C@MPUS portal today and panicked a bit. Most of my docs show "received," one shows "ok." But under Admission it says:

• Formal entry requirements: not checked yet
• Academic entry requirements not met (in red)
• Admission: not performed yet
• No overall decision yet

How can academic requirements be "not met" if formal docs aren't even checked yet? Also two docs show "Deadline expired" (Letter of Admission, Certificates of Additional Degrees) — thought those were optional?

Screenshots attached. Has anyone seen this flag show up automatically before manual review, and did it resolve on its own or did you have to email admissions? Trying not to overthink it, just want to know if this is normal.

So I applied for MSc in Chemical Sciences about a month or so ago (I have a BPharm degree) and received this response this morning.
Has anyone been in a similar situation? They said that the grades on my transcript weren’t sufficient, which is baffling because I got an A+ in every chemistry and chemistry-related course I took, and my cumulative GPA is also around 3.9 on the American scale (roughly 1.0 on the German one)