Before departure

The general order of study

The French students spend their third study year (in Germany - second year of master studies) at TU Dresden. Thereby they study the same programme as the German students. It means, that they must attend lectures, practical training, and write a master thesis.

The master studies are divided into two so-called module pillars. It means, that the individual modules are assigned to "Biologically oriented chemistry" (BOC) or "Material-relevant chemistry" depending on the topic. The acquired credit points will be split up between both pillars (MRC and BOC). Each student has to acquire at least 25 credit points (CP) in every module pillar. Additionally, at least 10 credit points in one ABM (elective modules) pillar must be verified. In any case, ABM are already taken into account through the study events, which were completed in France.

Application for the double degree programme

The application for the double degree will proceed at the university in France. If you have any questions, please contact the programme responsible - Mr. Briend in Rennes or Ms. Fraunhofer in Strasbourg. The application documents will be sent to the German programme responsible, who decides, whether you will be accepted an afterward informs about his decision the French partner.

Enrollment at TU Dresden

During the year in Dresden, you have to be enrolled both at the university in France and in Germany, at TU Dresden. The enrollment in Dresden proceeds via a new internet portal .

Accrediting the French academic achievements

The academic achievements of the fourth year ( the second year at the French university from France) will be taken over in the master programme in Dresden. In order to do so, different French modules attributed to both module pillars. To make the procedure as trouble-free as possible and to be able to choose the modules in Dresden, it is recommended to send the current "relev des notes" and the current module set-up already during the summer per e-mail to professor Metz.