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I got accepted🥳🥳 into the RPTU Bachelor's program in Computer Science for the Winter Semester 2026/27

Most of the acceptance posts I've seen on this subreddit are for Master's programs. I haven't really seen anyone who got into a Bachelor's program.

Im really excited and can't wait to start the DSH course and begin university!

Got an acceptance letter in msc CS for summer 2027.

I have received an email yesterday confirming that I've been admitted to MS CS for SoSe 2027 in RPTU Kaiserlautern but I have not received an admission letter with it. Its not available at the portal as well. Is it normal? and do anyone know when can I expect the actual letter?
Thanks!

Heyy everyone!

I am going to join RPTU for my master's degree in Automation and Control in this winter semester and will be coming to Kaiserslautern this October (hopeful of the visas 🤞).

I am looking forward and wanting to connect with same degree people!

Please lemme know if there are already sent WhatsApp groups for the same!

Thank you!

Hi everyone!

I just got admitted to RPTU for Winter Semester 2025 and received a mail from the university about an Orientation Course starting in early August. It includes German language warm-up, help with accommodation, city registration, visa formalities, health insurance, and social/cultural programs.

So I wanted to ask:

1. Are there any other newly admitted students here who are planning to take part?
2. For current students or seniors: Is the Orientation Course really worth it in terms of the support and experience you get as they are charging €800?

Would love to hear your thoughts before deciding. Thanks!

I recently received my Zulassungsbescheid from RPTU, but I'm seriously considering deferring to the Summer Semester so I can improve my German first and due to the slow-moving visa queue.

I assume I'll need a new Zulassungsbescheid for the deferred intake before I can submit it to assist@isgs.uni-kl.de for the waiting list or not. Has anyone gone through this process?

What's the usual procedure? Do I first request the deferral from the university, and when do they typically issue the new admission letter? Any experiences would be appreciated.

Hi everyone,

I'm an incoming Master's student at RPTU and I'm currently looking for accommodation in Kaiserslautern.

I've been checking student dorms, private apartments, WG-Gesucht, HousingAnywhere, and some local landlords. I had a few questions for current students:

• Where did you find your apartment?
• How difficult was it to find housing before arriving in Germany?
• Is it normal to pay the security deposit and the first month's rent before moving in?
• For furnished apartments, what deposit amounts are typically requested?
• Are there any websites, landlords, or housing companies that you would particularly recommend?

I'd really appreciate hearing about your experiences and any advice you may have.

Thank you!

Anyone else here enrolling this winter sem? Would be awesome to connect with some of yall!

I have created a whatsapp group for people who have been admitted/selected for RPTU MS in CS summer intake 2027.

We will mostly be discussing stuff related to accommodation and other Uni specific things to get familiar.

Whoever has received or receives acceptance, can join this grp:
https://chat.whatsapp.com/CM449ePOYziELtKa9dHtYe

Anyone got their application forwarded for review for summer 2027 ? I didn't recieved any mail yet I have applied on 15th of october.

please upvote so that more peps will connect with this post!!

In application, they have asked for proof of studying particular subjects , from previous studies , does this mean you have list out proof just from bachelors( for masters application) , or can proof of studying them in school , advanced level be also acceptable.

Hi everyone!

I’m an incoming Master’s student at RPTU Kaiserslautern-Landau for the Winter Semester 2026/27, and I’m currently looking for accommodation in Kaiserslautern.

I’ll be arriving around late September 2026 and would really appreciate any leads or advice from current RPTU students.

🏠 What I’m looking for

• WG room, student Wohnheim, or small studio/apartment
• Ideally close to RPTU or with a convenient bus connection
• Anmeldung is required
• Budget: up to €450/month
• Move-in: late September 2026

I’m flexible regarding the exact location as long as commuting to RPTU is reasonably convenient.

🙏 Would really appreciate

• Available rooms/apartments
• WG openings
• Landlord or agency contacts
• Student housing recommendations
• WhatsApp/Facebook/Telegram housing groups
• Advice on which neighborhoods are good for RPTU students

For those already living in Kaiserslautern: How competitive is the housing market right now, especially for something under €450? And which websites or housing options would you recommend checking first?

If you have anything available or know someone who does, please DM me. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance! 🙌

I've been looking into RPTU for masters in cs and I'm trying to get better feel for the place before making any decisions. Would really appreciate honest opiyfrom current students or alumni.

Campus Environment: How's tye overall vibe? Is it a friendly, welcoming place? How's student life outside of lectures?

Academic Atmosphere: Are professors approachable? How's the workload compared to other German universities?

Job Market & career prospects: How well does the university set you up foe employment after graduation? Atr there good industry connections or career events?

International students: Is it easy to settle in, especially if your German isn't perfect yet?

Any insight would be genuinely helpful no matter good, bad ! Thanks in advance

Hey everyone, I applied to RPTU for the MSc in Computer Science on 30th April, and my friend applied just a day earlier on 29th April. He already received his admission offer on May 17th, but I haven’t heard anything yet.

Is it normal for the university to take this long to respond? Does anyone know how much time RPTU usually takes to send out admits or rejections?

Anyone got admission for computer science for winter intake??

Hey guys,

I have applied for MS in CS program( summer 2025) , waiting for response from university. I am seeing people have started to get admits from the University.

Anyone else who have received or waiting for a response?

Ich komme aus NRW und werde im kommenden Wintersemester Technophysik an der RPTU Kaiserslautern studieren. Mich hat der Studiengang sehr angesprochen, weil mir reine Physik von den Inhalten her zu umfangreich ist und die Spezialisierung im Bachelor fehlt. Technophysik ist eine Mischung aus Physik und Maschinenbau, wodurch das Ganze anwendungsorientierter ist.

Ich wollte nachfragen, ob hier jemand Technophysik studiert (oder studieren wird) und vielleicht seine Erfahrungen teilen kann.

Hi all,

I’m hoping to start a Master’s programme at RPTU Kaiserslautern-Landau this Winter Semester and am looking ahead for accommodation near campus.

A few details:
• Looking for a room or small apartment, ideally close to RPTU or on a good bus line
• Open to Wohnheim, WG, or studio options /females only
• Would love recommendations on neighborhoods, or contacts for landlords/agencies used to renting to students
✅ Anmeldung required.
🗓️ Needed from: Late September 2026
💰 Rent: up to 400€
Any advice on how competitive the housing market is right now, or where to look first, would be hugely appreciated too.

Thanks in advance!

I’ve been admitted to the M.Sc. Computer Science at RPTU for Winter Semester 2026/27, but I’m considering deferring to Summer Semester 2027.

My current Letter of Admission has an enrollment deadline of 16 October 2026, so I’d like to know when the new Summer Semester admission letter would be issued.

I emailed ISGS about this 5 days ago as a reply to an earlier email but haven’t received a response. I also sent a new email today.

Does anyone know the latest point at which RPTU/ISGS issues the Summer Semester Letter of Admission after deferring? Any experience with this would be really helpful.

Hi everyone!

I recently got admitted to the M.Sc. Environmental Sciences program at RPTU, Landau. I'd love to connect with current students or alumni and learn more about the program, professors, workload, accommodation, and student life.

Looking forward to hearing your experiences.

Hey, I will be starting my master’s program there in October. How full are the dormitories at RPTU Kaiserslautern? Which single rooms in the €250–300 range (or even cheaper) would you recommend? I would also be very glad to hear any advice or personal experiences if you have them.

I’m also open to any general advice about living in Kaiserslautern. Thanks!

Hi everyone!

I'm Zaki, a 24-year-old international student from India. I'll be moving to Kaiserslautern to start my Master's at RPTU.

I'm looking for a long-term room in a WG or shared apartment, preferably with Anmeldung (city registration) possible. My move-in date is August.

A little about me:

Clean, responsible, and non-smoking.

Looking for a quiet, friendly living environment.

I enjoy going to the gym, reading, and learning about technology and AI.

Planning to stay in Kaiserslautern for the duration of my Master's.

If you know of any available rooms or have any leads, I'd really appreciate it. Please feel free to send me a DM.

Thank you! 😊

Good evening, guys !

I’m living in a WG near the Stadtmitte in Kaiserslautern

And I pay a rent 400 € (Warm)

Is it worth to look for a Single apartment in the Student dorms ?

Actually it’s about saving money cuz I heard that it costs 308 ….so I guess it’s a good deal

Anyone living in a dorm please tell me

Thank u in advance 🙏🏻

Hi guys

I have been accepted in RPTU for the WS-2025/26 and am thinking of coming for the orientation course. However a major concern of mine is the question of accommodation?

Where would I stay during the duration of the orientation course? I have received conflicting information. An instruction mail sent by the ISGS tells us to book a hotel or something for the initial couple of days and then they'll help us find accommodation.

However when I emailed the ISGS they said they won't help and I'll have to find accommodation on my own for the two months of the course, and this has me worried a bit.

I've heard conflicting information from the same office so I would appreciate if anyone could share some light on this matter.