Cities

Aachen

NW · Aachen municipality

Student decision snapshot

Study destination evidence for Aachen

Aachen uses the official Destatis / GV-ISys municipality boundary for the public city and population contract. Metro areas, neighbouring municipalities and institution marketing regions are not silently folded into this profile.

1 verified institutions1 verified teaching locations5 verified city metrics

Population

262,67K

Aachen, Stadt · 2024-12-31 · AGS 05334002

Student living

~€1,100

Indicative monthly EUR reference · source methodology varies by city

Student transport

€226.80 / semester

Source-native ticket period · enrolment or eligibility conditions apply

Student work

20 h / week

Federal reference for eligible third-country students during lecture periods; individual residence conditions still control

Metric context

Living: RWTH advises international students to plan at least about EUR 1,100 per month for studying/living costs in Aachen.

Transport: WS 2026/27 German semester ticket; separate Zuid-Limburg add-on EUR 7.77; total mobility contribution EUR 234.57.

Germany programme delivery verification pending

CampCareer has a Germany programme catalogue, but the current city seed relationships do not prove campus-specific delivery. Institution or teaching-location presence is never used to infer programme delivery; city programmes will appear only after explicit offering-to-campus evidence is verified.

The city catalogue state is shown as verification pending rather than “0 programmes”.

Verified institutions in Aachen municipality

1 institutions · 1 locations

This is the Phase 3 initial verified teaching-location set, not a complete inventory of every German university site. Multi-campus institutions are kept inside the municipality boundary only when the teaching location itself is explicitly verified.

Career environment

City of Aachen future-sector and regional-development profile These are context signals, not shortage rankings, job guarantees or immigration eligibility signals.

EnergyArtificial intelligence and digitalAutomotive and mobilitySemiconductor technologyCircular economyHigh-tech research and startupsSustainable industry

International student work context

The stored federal reference is up to 20 hours per week during lecture periods for eligible third-country students, or the annual 140 full / 280 half-day rule.

Student auxiliary academic work has a separate exception in the stored federal guidance.

Third-country students may use the 140 full/280 half-day annual rule or work up to 20 hours/week during lecture periods; student auxiliary academic work is exempt from these restrictions.

Metric sources

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