Application

You have to apply through “uni-assist”, a service organization supporting the TU Dresden with processing application documents from international applicants. The TU Dresden has commissioned uni-assist located in Berlin to receive and examine application documents from applicants who have graduated from non-German secondary schools or institutions of higher education.

General information about uni-assist provided by the TU Dresden Internationl Office
Link to uni-assist
For required additional documents, please see "Documents Check List" below.
 

Please apply through the TU Dresden. A processing fee is not required.

• German nationals 
• EU/non-EU nationals

Please send your application documents to the following addresses:

Technische Universität Dresden
Fakultät Elektrotechnik und Informationstechnik
Master's Programme in  Nanoelectronic Systems
01062 Dresden
Germany

and to

If you received an admission letter last year but could not start your studies, please apply through the TU Dresden. A processing fee is not required.

• Non-German/German nationals with admission letter from last year:

1. Apply to

TUD online Portal

For more information see here  (Repeat Application).

2. Send your application form and admission letter (from last year) to

If you did not receive an admission letter last year but want to apply again, please see the two sections above.

 These documents have to be uploaded at uni-assist.

Furthermore, for the NES Master's programme we require (These documents should also be uploaded at uni-assist.):

All these documents have to be sent to 

Technische Universität Dresden
Fakultät Elektrotechnik und Informationstechnik
Master's Programme in  Nanoelectronic Systems
01062 Dresden
Germany

and to

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We want to know in which courses you have got the proficiency. Please give this information in the application form on page 5 and 6 or in the uni-assist portal and add the course descriptions of these courses and a transcript showing the grade for these courses to your application. If you have more than two courses related to one topic, please select the two most important ones. (If you have successfully finished the advanced course, we are sure that you have successfully finished the basic course also.) The course descriptions are the official documents for the course. In Europe that are the module descriptions, see our module descriptions. If you don't have such descriptions in your country, please send us the tables of content of these courses.  

On the Internet, you can find programs that allow you to merge multiple PDF file in one file. One example is PDFsam. You can print or export files that are not a PDF file yet into a PDF file. Free programmes are e.g. PDFcreator or Bullzip. With LibreOffice, you can export PDF files from Word files. Another option is to use PDFLaTeX (e.g. MiKTeX or TeXLive). Here you can find a file package that allows you to merge all your PDF, JPG and PNG file to one PDF file.

The first point is to use as less as possible scanned files. This files are huge mostly. Scan documents carefully. Not the highest resolution is required. Try to scan with gray colors only. You should print or export all files that you have as text file into a PDF file directly. Also picture files should be a useful picture resolution.