The University of Hamburg's Regional Computer Center provides information and communication services for research, teaching and administration. It also provides computer work space to its users and offers courses on the use of computer systems to students and university employees. More... 

Since its establishment in 1907, the Hamburg Scientific Foundation has promoted the maintenance and propagation of the sciences in Hamburg. It currently focuses on providing fast, unbureaucratic support to smaller and middle-sized projects. This mainly involves helping with printing costs for high-ranking scientific publications, although publications by young scientists are equally welcome. More ...

The Carl von Ossietzky State and University Library is not only the largest academic library in Hamburg, serving as both the main uinversity and municipal library; it also regularly offers exhibitions and other events. More...

The Language Center of the University of Hamburg is an interfaculty institution. All special subject language courses offered within the usual courses of studies make be taken to earn technical language certificates or they can be counted as modules with performance points for many bachelor and master courses of study. Technical language courses are available to all students in English, French, Italian, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish. All courses are offered by qualified native speakers in small groups and they are free of charge. More...

The University of Hamburg's Guest House on Rothenbaumchaussee does not only offer visitors an opportunity to stay overnight in a central location or to use the rooms of the International Meeting Center; since 1999, artists have also been able to exhibit their work in the Guest House. Exhibitions, lectures and concerts take place regularly. More...