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Diversity in Research and Teaching

The diversity in research in teaching is reflected in the structure of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, in the wide range of study programmes and courses offered, and in the broad spectrum of our numerous and interdisciplinary research projects.

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At a glance

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Services

The administration of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences offers competent advice and services in a variety of fields: public relations, IT, internationalisation, management and controlling.

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Newsletter

The Newsletter of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences provides information on current developments, presents research projects, and keeps you informed about our numerous events and activities. It is currently published in German only.
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Co-operations

International networking in research and teaching is a main focus of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences. You will find an overview of our numerous co-operations with European and non-European partner universities on the following sites.
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Diversity in Research and Teaching

The School of Humanities and Social Sciences consists of the

With a total of around 100 Chairs, our Faculties offer numerous focal areas and specialisation options, and are committed to innovative research. We maintain a large number of national and international co-operations in the world of science, economy, and culture.

TU Dresden stands for a tolerant and open society, for humanity, and for cosmopolitanism. Our University is a place of scientific discourse; a state governed by the rule of law is the prerequisite for the inviolable freedom of research and teaching. Therefore, as School of humanities and social sciences, we regard it as our social responsibility to analyse societal processes in accordance with the rules of good scientific practice, and to contribute to the understanding of these processes.

The University is reflecting the diversity and complexity of our society. This holds true also for the variety of opinions coexisting at TU Dresden. The right of expression needs to be respected, at the same time TU Dresden is expecting its staff to comply to the constitutional values.