Regional Partnership Wrocław
With its numerous initiatives within the border triangle Saxony-Czech Republic-Poland, TU Dresden aims to intensify cooperation in research, teaching, and transfer regardless of borders in order to promote scientific and economic development. As a global university, TU Dresden attaches great importance to active participation in regional internationality.
The regional partnership with Wrocław aims to intensify the impact on industry and society. The cooperation between Saxony and Lower Silesia shall be renowned beyond its borders and shall include a broad variety of members of all participating institutions as well as actors from science and industry. Regional networks such as Dresden Concept, as well as Wrocław Concept, play a crucial role to foster inter-institutional cooperation at both locations. Active cooperation includes activities in the fields of research, teaching, and transfer as well as a vibrant exchange of all target groups of different scientific backgrounds via structured mobility programs.
Learn more about ongoing activities, cooperation agreements, and cooperation projects as well as exchange opportunities and interesting facts about Lower Silesia and Wrocław on this webpage.
On further web pages, you find information regarding our partners in Wroclaw, region-specific funding opportunities as well as contact persons, who promote our strategic partnership on the administrative side.
2023:
July 6th: CTIO-delegation visit to University of Wrocław and to University of Life Sciences Wrocław
September 21st-22nd: 5th Saxon-Polish Innovation Day in Dresden
October 24th: Interdisciplinary onsite-workshop with TU Wrocław in Wrocław
Oktober 25th-27th: T.I.M.E. conference at TU Wrocław
2022:
October: Kick-off event at the TU Dresden to open a series of workshops to expand the regional partnership with Wrocław
September: 4th Saxon-Polish Innovation Day in Wrocław and renewal of the university contract with the TU Wrocław
May: Visit the Wrocław University of Economics by the CTIO on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the university
March: First delegation trip to Wrocław after the start of the corona pandemic led by the CTIO, including a visit to the TU Wrocław and meetings with representatives of other partner universities, such as the WUELS, the Wrocław University of Economics, and the Medical University of Wrocław
Uniwersytet Wroclawski:
MoU 2021 (prior: MoU 1997 with TU Liberec and Uni Wroclaw)
Politechnika Wrocławska:
MoU 2022 (prior: MoU 1997 with TU Liberec and Uni Wroclaw, MoU 1995, MoU 1990)
Uniwersytet Przyrodniczy we Wrocławiu:
MoU 2021 with UNU Flores (prior: LoI 2018),
Uniwersytet Ekonomiczny we Wrocławiu:
MoU 2013, Double Degree Agreement 2018
Uniwersytet Medyczny im. Piastów:
MoU 2022, (prior: MoU 2014)
for more information please visit: https://tu-dresden.de/forschung-transfer/transfer/dreilaendereck-sn-cz-pl/gemeinsame-projekte
academic and non-academic staff:
- via ERASMUS+ Staff Mobility
- via DAAD-Ostpartnerschaften (application provided)
- via National Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange (NAWA) (from Germany to Poland)
students:
- via ERASMUS+ Students Mobility
- via ERASMUS+ Training Mobility
- via National Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange (NAWA) (from Germany to Poland)
Size: 19.947 km²
Capital: Breslau (Wrocław)
People: 2,9 Millionen
important business sectors: trade, construction industry, transport, logistics, food industry, energy sector, mining and metallurgical industry, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering/electronics, vehicle construction, textile, and clothing industry
Science: health & environment, agriculture, state & society, new materials & technologies, information technology, energy and energy sources, and transport infrastructure
- is the largest city in western Poland and has a population of around 630,000
- is also called "Venice of the North" because of the many rivers, islands, some 200 or so bridges, and the sheer beauty of the city
- is the home of over 600 gnomes, that are hidden in the city
- was a European capital of culture in 2016
- is town twinning of Dresden since 1959
- was elected for the Initiative 100 Climate neutral and Smart Cities 2030 as well as Dresden
- is located 270 km from Dresden, by train, you reach Wrocław within 4 hours, by car even faster within 3 hours
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Advisor
NameDr. Cornelia Krause
Regional Partnerships & Monitoring Internationalization
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