Munich University of Applied Sciences has a multi-campus structure across Munich, with three principal locations: Lothstraße, Karlstraße, and Pasing. Each campus has its own library and canteen, while the university's facilities include lecture halls, laboratories, study areas, administrative offices, and student-support services.

There are around 10000 students in the university.

Munich University of Applied Sciences (HM) maintains a structured approach to student safety, emergency response, health and wellbeing, and crisis support across its Lothstraße, Karlstraße, and Pasing campuses. The university has a Health and Safety Office responsible for accident prevention, occupational safety, fire safety, and related risk-management measures.

Student life at Munich University of Applied Sciences (HM) combines academic study with sports, cultural activities, student organizations, international events, entrepreneurship, and social engagement. Students can participate in the International Club, which organizes weekly get-togethers, affordable social events, hiking, weekend trips, cultural excursions, game and karaoke nights, and activities such as rafting and bouldering.

Munich University of Applied Sciences (HM) does not operate its own student residences, but it supports students in finding accommodation through the Studierendenwerk München Oberbayern and other housing providers. The Studierendenwerk operates more than 9,000 rooms and apartments for students in Munich, Freising, and Rosenheim, with an average monthly rent of around €400.60 for an individual accommodation unit.

Munich University of Applied Sciences (HM) has a strong campus recruitment and career-development system connecting students and graduates with companies across technology, engineering, business, social sciences, design, and other fields. Its CAREER Center organizes recruitment fairs, company presentations, networking events, practical training days, application workshops, and career counselling.

Munich University of Applied Sciences (HM) offers several scholarship and funding opportunities for students, including international students. The main university scholarship is the Deutschlandstipendium (Germany Scholarship), which is awarded to high-achieving and committed Bachelor's and Master's students.

Munich University of Applied Sciences (HM) offers more than 100 Bachelor’s and Master’s degree programmes across engineering and technology, business and economics, natural sciences, social sciences, design, tourism, health, and digital disciplines.