INTERNATIONAL OFFICE

The International Office (Akademisches Auslandsamt, AAA) offers information and support in the following areas:

• Preparations in order to study for a degree at a German university
• Exchange Programs and their application procedures
• Grants available for foreign students
• Erasmus Program
• video tutorial detailing the first steps you have to take when arriving in Dresden

INFORMATION FOR AN ERASMUS+ STAY AT THE FACULTY OF PSYCHOLOGY

Partner Universities, Contact and Language Requirements

The faculty of Psychology holds several bilateral agreements.  Further information regarding the existing bilateral agreements with our partner universities, respective persons to contact and language requirements you find HERE.

Important Information - Erasmus Procedure

Within the Information for Incoming Students you find an overview about the most important organisational steps, guidelines and contacts persons at the faculty of Psychology.

FAQ´s - Exchange Students

Frequently asked questions of Exchange Students planning to study at TU Dresden, e.g.  Online Aplication and Housing you get answered HERE.

PROGRAM OF STUDY

Below you find an overview of the study paths and courses of the faculty of Psychology. Additionally you also find tables that provide an overview and mark the courses that are offered in english as well as english descriptions of the module catalogues.

If you have any questions regarding the courses or your Learning Agreement please contact the responsible ERASMUS Coordinators Dipl. Psych. Lydia Reuter / M.Sc. Philipp Kruse.

To confirm/ change your schedule within the Learning Agreement after your arrival in Dresden please contactPetra Freitag from the office of Study Organisation to get advices. Your ERASMUS Coordinator in Dresden will then sign your changes in Table C of your Learning Agreement .

Please note that it is possible to reach individual agreements after your arrival in Dresden with the responsible lecturers regarding the conditions of the course/ exam/ language (e.g. take an additional exam, only attend in a course without exam; take exam in english language instead of german) . If you wish to do so please use the Certificate of Attendance. Here you find also completion instructions for this document.

Please read the "information for incoming student" above for more hints regarding your Learning Agreement.

Bachelor program

The bachelor program teaches a broad basis of psychological knowledge in research methods, general psychology, social psychology, developmental psychology and biopsychology. More detailed information you find within the official documents in the german curriculum.

Courses offered in english and an overview of the curriculum you find in this TABLE.

English descriptions of the modules and the particular responsibles you find within the short english version of the module catalogue Bachelor.

Master Program

There are three separate Master programs with specific focal areas:

Cognitive Affective Neuroscience (CAN)

Cognitive Affective Neuroscience focuses on basics, methods and application of cognitive-affective neurosciences and enables you to work in neuroscientific research. More detailed information you find within the official documents in the german curriculum.

 Courses offered in english and an overview of the curriculum you find in this TABLE.

English descriptions of the modules and the particular responsibles you find within the short english version of the module catalogue CAN.

Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy (KPP)

Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy has a strong practical orientation and allows you to work in the field of clinical psychology, as well as to continue in the postgraduate program "Psychological Psychotherapy", or "Children and Adolescent Psychotherapy". More detailed information you find within the official documents in the german curriculum.

Courses offered in english and an overview of the curriculum you find in this  TABLE.

English descriptions of the modules and the particular responsibles you find within the short english version of the module catalogue KPP.

Human Performance in Sociotechnical Systems (HPSTS)

Human Performance in Sociotechnical Systems includes Work and Organizational Psychology, engineering psychology, psychology of learning and instruction, and traffic and transportation psychology and enables you to work in the diverse field of human resource and technology. All detailed information you find within the official documents in the german curriculum.

Courses offered in english and an overview of the curriculum you find in this TABLE.

English descriptions of the modules and the particular responsibles you find within the short english version of the module catalogue HPSTS.