Incoming ERASMUS+ Students (Europe) Faculty of Physics
Table of contents
Application and Information
Please apply online on the website of our International Office.
Courses
Courses (including information on how to enrol into specific courses)
Time scheme for lessons at the TU
You DO NOT need to enroll in the SELMA System for lectures. Please check the courses in the course catalogue for enrollment procedures such as OPAL etc. ERASMUS students contact their lecturer personally about participation and for exams / arrangements for obtaining a grade and a Course Attendance Certificate Form
Example for course time and location:
Time/location: MI (5) REC/C118 means it takes place on Wednesday (Mittwoch) (days of the week: MO, DI, MI, DO, FR)
5th ‘double lesson’: 14.50 – 16.20 hrs
in room REC/C118 (use the search function on the Campus Navigator – in this case building: Recknagel-Bau, room C118, first floor)
ECTS Points
As a rule-of-thumb you will receive approximately 1-2 ECTS points per SWS (weekly hour) lecture or seminar for example.
Please look at the module descriptions for ECTS Points (overview see last pages):
- Bachelor - English Version Bachelor (inofficial translation)
- Master - English Version Master (inofficial translation)
The TU Dresden can only award ECTS points according to our own ECTS points course catalogue regardless of what the student would be rewarded at his/her home university.
ECTS Points Specialisation Master Courses
| Module | weekly hours (SWS) | ECTS Points | Remarks |
|
PHY-Ma-Vert (whole module) |
16 | 15 | The whole module consists of 3 specialisation courses with an oral overview examination. |
| PHY-Ma-Vert (single Master specialistion course) | 2 | 3 | The module consists of 3 different specialisation courses. However, incoming Erasmus students can choose any number of specialisation courses on an indivdual basis. Normally no grade is awarded for a single course. If the home university demands a grade, students need to arrange an individual exam with the lecturer when term starts in order to receive a grade. |
| PHY-Ma-Vert (single Master specialistion course) | 4 | 5 | The module consists of 3 different specialisation courses. However, incoming Erasmus students can choose any number of specialisation courses on an indivdual basis. Normally no grade is awarded for a single course. If the home university demands a grade, students need to arrange an individual exam with the lecturer when term starts in order to receive a grade. |
Examinations
Erasmus students don't enrol in Selma for the examinations. The lecturer has to be informed in advance that they will take part in the examination as an Erasmus student. In case a grade for the course is needed they have to agree with the lecturer to have a separate examination (e.g. oral exam). After this the lecturer issues an Course Attendance Certificate Form.
Course Attendance Certificate
Course Attendance Certificate Form
Transcript of Records after your stay
- incoming ERASMUS students contact their lecturer personally about participation and for exams / arrangements for obtaining a Course Attendance Certificate Form
- students ask the lecturer to fill in Course Attendance Certificate Form after the course is finished
- at the end of term students hand all Course Attendance Certificate Form to (or arrange for them to be sent ):
- your 'Transcript of Records' will then be issued
- leave a forwarding address or e-mail address in case you leave Dresden early
Contact
If there are any problems please contact erasmus.physik@tu-dresden.de
Master Programme 'Organic and Molecular Electronics'
Students who want to take part in the master programme 'Organic and Molecular Electronics': please contact CFAED if you have questions or want to apply for the ERASMUS+ programme.