Stays Abroad
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Current events
- Important information on Erasmus funding, the application process and tips on organizing and carrying out a stay abroad can be found here.
General information
A stay abroad at one of the numerous partner universities is also recommended for students of the Department of Philosophy in order to gain international experience, improve their foreign language skills or make new contacts. To support student mobility, a wide range of funding opportunities are offered, which enable students to study or do an internship at host universities in European (ERASMUS+) and non-European (DAAD programs or TU Dresden cooperation agreements) countries. Preparatory or accompanying language courses are often specially funded.
In principle, such a stay abroad can be started at any time after the acquisition of sufficient subject and language skills that allow successful participation in the courses. For students on the Bachelor's degree course in Philosophy, the 5th semester is particularly suitable for this; on the Master's degree course, the profile area in the 3rd semester is intended for study abroad. It is also possible to study abroad as part of a teacher training course, e.g. in the 4th semester.
The coursework completed at European partner universities is easily recognized as equivalent to the coursework required by your TUD study regulations upon application due to participation in the ECTS. In most cases, this also applies to periods of study and examinations at universities outside Europe.
An overview of all funding programs can be found on the pages of the International Office: Overview of programs and funding opportunities
Information on funded internships abroad can be found at the LEONARDO office (see here).
This page provides you with an overview of possible host universities worldwide.
This page provides information about the ZLSB IMPRESS internationalization programme especially for students in the teaching profession.
ERASMUS+
ERASMUS+ offers extensive support (organization of the stay, mobility allowance, language preparation, etc.) for studies lasting 3 to 12 months at a host institution in another European country.
The following exchange places are available to students of the Institute of Philosophy in the ERASMUS+ program:
| Country | Partner university | Representative |
|---|---|---|
| ES | Universidad Complutense de Madrid (BA, MA, teaching degree, doctorate) | Emma Braccini |
| FR | Université Michel de Montaigne-Bordeaux III (BA, teaching degree) | Emma Braccini |
| FR | École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales Paris (MA + higher semesters as a teacher) | Emma Braccini |
| IT | Universita degli studi di Bologna (BA, MA, teaching degree) | Emma Braccini |
| IT | Universita degli studi di Firenze (BA, Teacher Training) | Emma Braccini |
| IT | Università degli studi di Napoli Frederico II (Teaching degree, MA) | Emma Braccini |
| IT | Universita degli studi di Pisa (BA, Teacher Training) | Emma Braccini |
| IT | Università degli Studi 'Ca' Foscari' di Venezia (BA, MA, Teacher Training) | Emma Braccini |
- Detailed information on the ERASMUS+ program of the European Union can be found here.
- Further information on application etc. can be found on the website of the International Office.
- An overview of the international study programs with numerous links can also be found on the website of the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Science.
- Forms for the recognition of credits earned abroad are linked here.
Contact person:
© Emma Braccini
Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin
NameEmma Braccini
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Further funding programs
Students interested in studying abroad outside Europe can take advantage of the offers of the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD). In addition to one-year DAAD scholarships for students from the 4th semester onwards and some special calls for applications, which can be submitted directly to the DAAD (see here), PROMOS scholarships are also offered for shorter stays. PROMOS applicants are selected by TU Dresden (for further information see here).
The international regional ambassadors of TU Dresden
Would you like to get first-hand information about your host country?
Ask someone who knows the local area: More than 470 TUD alumni of TU Dresden as regional ambassadors. They have returned to their home countries after completing their studies and are available there as contacts. They make it easier to get started locally, provide information on conditions in the host country, help to arrange internships or provide support in making contacts.
Contacting them is very easy: markers on an interactive world map show the places where the regional ambassadors live. A short profile is provided for each one - so you can easily get in touch with them:
http://tu-dresden.de/regionalbotschafter
Curious to find out who they are? Some of them can be seen on the TU-TV channel on youtube.