Beyer-Bau im Winter © IWD Studentisches Praktikum im Hubert-Engels-Labor an der Kipprinne © TU Dresden, IWD, Müller

Studying at the Chair of Hydraulic Engineering

The Chair of Hydraulic Engineering offers a wide range of courses for German and English degree programmes in both the winter and the summer semester.
Practicals, laboratory training and field trips supplement the lectures with hands-on experience.

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Important topics at a glance

Das Foto zeigt einen Hörsaal voller Studierender während einer Vorlesung. Viele der Studierenden schauen nach vorn oder machen sich Notizen. © TU Dresden
About our courses

An overview of all courses and their contents offered at the Chair of Hydraulic Engineering as well as of the teaching provided for other degree programmes is available on the following page.
Studenten im Otto-Mohr-Laboratorium © Ulrich van Stipriaan
Study materials

All scripts, exercise materials etc. required for the courses of the Chair of Hydraulic Engineering are available in OPAL.
Geschiebefalle in Tschechien, zwei öffnungen, durch die das Wasser austritt © Nadine Müller
Field trips

Each year in the week before the beginning of the summer semester, the Chair of Hydraulic Engineering offers a field trip for students interested in specialising in hydraulic and environmental engineering. We visit current construction projects or existing hydraulic engineering structures, for which explanations are provided by the relevant experts from the field.

Das Foto zeigt drei Studierende in einem vollen Hörsaal. Sie sitzen nebeneinander und schauen gemeinsam in ein Notebook. © Amac Garbe

Studying at the Chair of Hydraulic Engineering

If you specialise in "Hydraulic and Environmental Engineering", you will automatically come into close contact with the scientific staff of the Chair of Hydraulic Engineering. We are committed to friendliness, cooperation and close mentoring. Moreover, you will definitely benefit from the excellent equipment of the Chair: our own PC pool and of course the Hubert Engels Laboratory.