ERASMUS is the European Union’s funding program for transnational cooperation in the area of education. For more than 30 years, the European Commission has been offering efficient funding for periods of study and internships throughout Europe - and meanwhile also worldwide - through the Erasmus+ exchange program. The aim of the program is to expand the European dimension of tertiary education and support the mobility of students and lecturers.
The Erasmus+ program promotes, among other things, the exchange of students and doctoral candidates for a minimum of 3 and a maximum of 12/24 months. In addition to periods of studying abroad at European partner universities, internships [Leonardo Office Saxony]  are also funded.
Tuition fees are waived, acquired academic credits are recognized, and financial and organizational support is also provided.

Studying abroad with ERASMUS

Under the Erasmus program, the five Faculties of the School of Science have entered into bilateral agreements with partner universities.

Exchange places per academic year and subject area

These can be found in the  database of the International Office at TU Dresden.

Informational events

Our informational events regarding Erasmus and other programs take place once a year (usually in January) for students of the entire School of Science.

Useful information about Erasmus / Application modalities

On the ERASMUS website of the International Office at TU Dresden, you will find all the information regarding the following questions:

•      What can Erasmus offer me? 
•      What requirements do I need to meet / How do I apply?  
•      ERASMUS Mobility Grant – How do I receive the funding?
•      I have been accepted for an Erasmus place. What’s next?
•      FAQ – Additional important Information
•      Testimonials

The "European Consortium for Mathematics in Industry" (ECMI) promotes the education and networking of master’s students with an interest in applied mathematics.

ECMI’s activities comprise:

• the international ECMI – Modelling Week – annual workshops at ECMI partner universities with students from all over Europe;
• the international ECMI – Educational Programme Mathematics for Industry.
  This is a program that can be completed alongside the master's degree program in technomathematics. In particular, it provides in-depth study in the field of mathematical modeling and the promotion of international networking.
  Graduates of the study program are awarded the ECMI-Certificate – a diploma supplement.

Worldwide collaborations of TU Dresden with other universities facilitate  cross-disciplinary exchange opportunities (International Office at TU Dresden).

There are many collaborations involving the Chairs and the Institutes of TU Dresden with universities all over the world. More information can be obtained directly from the respective professors of the Faculties.

The LEONARDO Office arranges internships abroad all over the world. More information can be found on the  central webpages of TU Dresden.

Promos Scholarships Worldwide (International Office of TU Dresden):
The PROMOS program can support both study exchanges within the framework of partnerships worldwide and individually planned stays abroad. There are also scholarships for language and training courses abroad and for writing the final thesis.

DAAD Scholarships Worldwide    (International Office of TU Dresden):
At the German Academic Exchange Service you can apply for one-year study scholarships (all subjects from the 4^th semester onwards). In addition, there are various special announcements (some from the 3^rd semester onwards).

Additional funding opportunities (International Office of TU Dresden):
Exchange programs and scholarships are often limited to certain countries, disciplines or even universities. We are happy to provide you with information regarding uni-external scholarship programs, such as the Auslands-BAföG, the Pädagogischer Austauschdienst (PAD) or the scholarships of the Fulbright Commission.