Bugenhagen-Konvikt is a Protestant student residence in the west of Hamburg and offers accommodation in an idyllic location with committed cohabitation. In the Konvikt, theology students and Villigst scholarship holders live together with students from all disciplines and countries. The Konvikt has a total of 94 single rooms which are between 10 and 18 m². The rental cost is between 307 EUR and 374 EUR per month, depending on the size of the room. Furthermore, we rent out 2 apartments at a price of 429 EUR per month.

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Bugenhagen Konvikt offers students from Germany and abroad affordable accomomodation in Hamburg. The residence is open to students of all disciplines, religions and cultures. This colourful mixing of international coexistence is what makes living in the Konvikt extra special, no matter whether a first-year undergraduate, or after a change of study location, or at postgraduate level. The association promotes living, learning and celebrating together. Study groups are formed and the library offers good working oportunities. We provide opportunities for meeting, participation of our residents and spiritual offerings. In our new prayer room, devotions and theme nights are held together. Bar and lounge evenings are celebrated in the bar. Learning and living take place in an ecumenical expanse.

Bugenhagen-Konvikt was founded in 1958 on the initiative of the Protestant Theological Faculty of the University of Hamburg. Today, the Evangelic student residence is supported by the association Bugenhagen-Konvikt in Hamburg e.V. whose primary aim is the advancement of students of Theology in the context of ecumenical coexistence. The members of the association of Bugenhagen-Konvikt in Hamburg e.V. are affiliates of the Protestant Theology department of the University of Hamburg and Evangelical Lutheran Church in Northern Germany. The convict is financially independent of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Northern Germany and the Studierendenwerk (student union) Hamburg.