152 new dormitory places!
Students in Rostock have reason to celebrate – the Rostock-Wismar student association, with support from the state, has created 152 new dormitory places for them.
Media release from Bettina Martin, Minister for Science, Culture, Federal and European Affairs:
Students in Rostock have reason to celebrate – the Rostock-Wismar student association, with support from the state, has created 152 new dormitory places for them. We celebrated the opening today on Max-Planck-Straße. A beautiful, welcoming extension – perfect for the students!
When the second phase of construction is completed in two years, Rostock will have more than 800 dormitory places available. Affordable housing is so important for an attractive place to study.
After all, a successful course of study also depends on a good social environment. Rostock has a lot to offer in this regard – thanks in part to the excellent work of the Rostock-Wismar Student Union.
Science Minister Bettina Martin say: "Affordable rents are a location factor and a matter of social justice when it comes to access to higher education. Students depend on affordable rents in order to be able to study successfully."
Media release from Ministry for Science, Culture, Federal and European Affairs of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern:
152 new dormitory places for the University of Rostock!
Today, the city and state, together with the Rostock-Wismar Student Union, opened a new student residence building.
This is the first phase of the new building extensions at the residential complex on Max-Planck-Straße. The second phase, scheduled for completion by 2028, will add another 126 places.
Approximately 30 million euros will be invested in the expansions. The state and federal governments are contributing around 16 million euros.
Ministry for Science, Culture, Federal and European Affairs of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern: regierung-mv.de/Landesregierung/wkm/
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-Ministry for Science, Culture, Federal and European Affairs of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
-Bettina Martin, Minister for Science, Culture, Federal and European Affairs
