Euregio-Campus Innsbruck: Home4students takes over as a new operator in October 2024

Students can now apply for accommodation at the student residence at Schlachthof in Innsbruck, which opened in 2022. The Euregio-Campus offers 25 spacious residential units with a total capacity of 72 residents. Priority is given to students from the Tyrol-South Tyrol-Trentino European Region (Euregio) who have lived in one of the Euregio regions for at least five years and are studying in Innsbruck or the surrounding area.

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exterior view of EUREGIO Campus with flags
Euregio Campus exterior view

The owner of Euregio-Campus is Innsbrucker Immobilien GmbH & Co KG (IIG). Project partners include the European Region of Tyrol-South Tyrol-Trentino (Euregio), the Tyrolean State Memorial Foundation, and the South Tyrolean Student Residence Association Anton Zelger, together with the Südtiroler Sparkasse Foundation.

From October 2024, Euregio-Campus will be operated by Home4students. With this addition, the non-profit student accommodation provider will manage a total of 19 student residences in Vienna, Graz, Salzburg, Klagenfurt and Innsbruck.

Sabine Straßer, Managing Director of Home4students, is delighted about the expansion in Innsbruck: “It's a fantastic project, and we're pleased to be part of it as a partner. It also allows us to expand our range of accommodation and offer more options to the many students currently on the waiting list.”

Gerhard Auer, Regional Manager for the West, and his team in Innsbruck will look after the residence and its residents: “Together with Angela Dabernig, our new residence manager, we're already well underway with the preparations and are looking forward to getting started in October!”

Applications are now open online at www.home4students.at/anmeldung.

Student Accommodation

Euregio-Campus offers furnished shared apartments with communal facilities across the buildings at Erzherzog-Eugen-Straße 25 and 39, as well as Schlachthofgasse 14. The accommodation consists of two- and three-bedroom apartments, along with one four-bedroom apartment.

The individual rooms offer up to 24 square metres of living space and are furnished with a bed, wardrobe, shelving unit, desk and office chair. In addition, the shared apartments feature kitchens, bathrooms, entrance areas, a ventilation system and Wi-Fi.

For the 2024/25 academic year, the all-inclusive accommodation fee ranges from €480 to €500 per month, depending on room size. Applicants from the Euregio region benefit from reduced rates ranging from €465 to €485 per month.

Innsbruck Mayor Georg Willi also emphasises the importance of projects like this: “Attractive accommodation options not only ensure that young people studying in Innsbruck have access to affordable housing, but also help ease the pressure on an overheated housing market as a whole. Euregio-Campus is an outstanding example of this – from its modern living spaces to its future sustainable energy supply through district heating.”

For more information about the residence, visit: Euregio-Campus Innsbruck

3D rendering of a floor plan for a three-person shared apartment.
Partial view of a private room in a shared apartment, looking towards the window. A wardrobe is visible on the left, while a large desk with an office chair and a lamp can be seen on the right.
View of a modern kitchen. The kitchen units are along the left-hand side, while a small dining table with chairs is positioned on the right.
View of a furnished single room. On the left-hand side, there is a shelving unit and a wardrobe. On the right, there is a narrow bed with a bedside table, as well as a desk and chair.
View of an unfurnished single room. A narrow bed with a bedside table can be seen in the left corner. In the centre of the image, there is an open shelving unit with a wardrobe.

credits: Akademikerhilfe, IIG/Martin Vandori und Birgit Koell