Berlin School of Economics and Law

• The Buddy Programme brings together new international students and student volunteers who can give information and guidance on studying and living in Berlin and it's not just a big plus for exchange students coming here to study, it 's also a very enriching experience for the Buddies!

Central Student Advisory ServicePoint of contact for:

• Prospective students from Germany and abroad

• Students at the Berlin School of Economics and Law (BSEL)

• Family members of (prospective) students

• Teaching staff from secondary schools

• Refugees

• Many people moving to Berlin are surprised to find a wide range of relatively cheap accommodation in Germany's capital city. Prices for rented flats are moderate, though they vary from district to district and are obviously higher in sought-after neighbourhoods. 

• Private sector landlords are also generally happy to take on a flatshare as tenants. If you'd prefer a place in a student residence, you should check out the Studentenwerk Berlin website (information in English and German). 
• There you can find accommodation from single rooms to small apartments designed either for students on their own or with friends.

• HWR Berlin offers its students a comprehensive library service. But professors, lecturers and employees of the university can also use the library at any time.

• The Department of Information Technology (IT) belongs to the central university administration of the HWR Berlin. 
• The core business of the department is the conception and implementation of central university-wide services (services) as well as the guarantee of a sustainable and stable operation of these services.