mobility window

In the third semester, either a stay at a foreign university (stay abroad) or a practical professional activity in Germany or abroad amounting to 30 credit points must be completed. The third semester is designed in such a way that it is particularly suitable for a temporary stay at a foreign university (mobility window). Part-time study is possible in accordance with the regulations on part-time study. In addition to studying abroad, there are various options for organizing a stay abroad.

Internship

If you decide to do an internship, in addition to the internship contract, a short report reflecting on your experiences must be written and submitted to the Graduate Adviser no later than one month after the last day of the internship. Please discuss your internship plans with the Graduate Advisor or the Student Advisory Service beforehand. The internship should be at least 300 hours long. You can find internships, for example, via the linked job exchanges on the Jobs and Internships page. The Faculty's centers, namely the French Center, the Italian Center and the Center for Central and Eastern European Studies, also offer internships.

Stay abroad

EuroS students have many options for organizing their stay abroad, e.g:

• Double Master's degree TU Dresden - Università degli Studi di Trento:

  the double master's program offers two subject masters, which are completed in a two-year master's course. Detailed information on the procedure, funding opportunities and application modalities can be found on the website of the double master' s program

• Partial studies abroad,

  e.g. via the ERASMUS+ program. Further useful information on studying abroad and funding opportunities is available from the DAAD.

• Internship abroad → Information, advice and (partial) funding for internships abroad can be obtained from the Leonardo Office Saxony; the information provided by the DAAD is also helpful.
• Work as a foreign language assistant, e.g. via the Educational Exchange Service.

Further information and personal advice on stays abroad can be found on the websites of the Faculty SLK and the International Office.
On the following pages you will find testimonials from Euros students about their stay.

Would you like to share your experiences abroad with other students or do you have interesting tips for planning and organizing your stay abroad (e.g. recommended internship company, good language school, helpful links)? If so, please contact the program support team.

Stay abroad in the old Master EuroS (enrollment before winter semester 20/21)