Name: Sommerfest Campus Südstadt Rostock University 2026
Start: 2026-07-01T00:00:00+00:00
End: 2026-07-01T00:00:00+00:00
Location: Campus Südstadt — Konrad-Zuse-Haus, Universität Rostock

Sommerfest Campus Südstadt

About Sommerfest Campus Südstadt

At the Südstadt Campus of Rostock University, the Computer Science and Mathematics student bodies host their joint summer festival every year. Around the Konrad-Zuse-Haus on Albert-Einstein-Straße, the university campus transforms into a meeting point for students, staff, and alumni. From the afternoon onwards, there will be food and drinks — with vegan and vegetarian options —, a DJ for musical accompaniment, a team competition in groups of five, and a tattoo station. A relaxed university festival that brings the academic community together to round off the season before the lecture-free period.

Dates 01 Jul — 01 Jul 2026

Venue Rostock (13003)

Prices Free

Status —

Edition 2026

Sommerfest Campus Südstadt — edition 2026

The Sommerfest Campus Südstadt of the Computer Science and Mathematics student bodies is planned again for July 2026. Around the Konrad-Zuse-Haus, students, staff, and alumni celebrate with food, drinks, a DJ, and a team competition. The exact date will be announced by the student bodies.

In 2026, the Computer Science and Mathematics student bodies of Rostock University will again host their joint summer festival on the Südstadt Campus. The exact date in July had not yet been set at the time of publication and will be announced by the student bodies. As usual, the campus around the Konrad-Zuse-Haus will transform into a meeting point for the academic community.

Highlights Sommerfest Campus Südstadt 2026

Joint university festival of the Computer Science and Mathematics student bodies
DJ, food, and team competition on the Südstadt Campus
End-of-season celebration at the close of the lecture period

Programme Sommerfest Campus Südstadt 2026

Expected Program 2026

The date and detailed program will be announced by the Computer Science and Mathematics student bodies closer to the date. Based on experience, the summer festival typically includes the following elements:

Start in the afternoon (around 4:00 PM), end of the festival in the evening
Food and drinks, including vegan and vegetarian options
DJ for musical accompaniment
Team competition in groups of five
Tattoo station

The target audience is students, staff, and alumni of the departments.

Prices Sommerfest Campus Südstadt 2026

Admission is free for university members. Food and drinks are subject to a charge.

Practical information

Practical information — Sommerfest Campus Südstadt

Location

Südstadt Campus of Rostock University, Konrad-Zuse-Haus, Albert-Einstein-Straße 22, 18059 Rostock.

Getting There

The Südstadt Campus is accessible by tram and bus from Rostock city center.

Admission

Admission is free for members of the university. The festival begins in the afternoon (around 4:00 PM) and continues into the evening.

University Festival on Südstadt Campus

The Sommerfest Campus Südstadt is the joint university festival of the Computer Science and Mathematics student bodies of Rostock University. The venue is the Südstadt Campus around the Konrad-Zuse-Haus on Albert-Einstein-Straße — named after the computer pioneer, a fitting namesake for a festival for computer science students.

For Students, Staff, and Alumni

The summer festival is aimed at the entire academic community of the participating departments: students, staff, and alumni are invited. It is a festival that brings together generations of computer scientists and mathematicians and strengthens the sense of community on campus.

Afternoon and Evening Program

The festival begins in the afternoon and continues into the evening. It offers food and drinks — explicitly with vegan and vegetarian options —, a DJ for musical accompaniment, a team competition in groups of five, and a tattoo station. The program is relaxed and convivial, without a large formal framework.

End of Season at the University

The summer festival traditionally falls at the end of the lecture period, marking the transition to the lecture-free period. For many students, it is the conclusion of the semester — a relaxed evening on campus before exams, internships, or semester breaks follow.