Foreign study programme of the Faculty of Mechanical Science and Engineering
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In the field of engineering it is essential to gain experience abroad.
These are the possibilities we offer for world explorers hungry for travel and experience abroad:
Erasmus+ Placement Allocation for the 2027/2028 Academic Year
The application period for the allocation of spots begins with the Erasmus+ information session on Thursday, December 3, 2026, starting at 4:40 p.m. in ZEU/260/H.
The application period ends on February 7, 2027. All applications will be processed in February 2027. After that, the allocation of remaining spots will begin.
Find the right exchange program for you: Search on Mobility Online
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General Information
- What is ERASMUS+?
- General Information on Outgoing Exchanges
- Places/Remaining Places Search in Mobility Online /
- Overview of Places for the 2026/27Academic Year (The overview for the upcoming academic year will be published in November 2026)
- Explanations Regarding the Learning Agreement
- Online Form/Mobility Grant
- FAQs on Exchange Programs (TUD International Office)
- Presentation from the Information Session and Summary
Forms
- Procedures for Credit Transfer at the Faculty of Mechanical Science and Engineering (including links to the forms)
TU Dresden’s International Regional Ambassadors
Would you like to get first-hand information about your host country?
Ask someone who knows the area well: More than 470 TUD alumni serve as regional ambassadors. After completing their studies, they returned to their home countries and are available there as points of contact. They make it easier to get settled locally, provide information about conditions in the host country, help arrange internships, or assist with networking.
Getting in touch is easy: On an interactive world map, markers show the locations where the regional ambassadors live. A short profile is provided for each one—so you can easily get in touch with them:
- http://tu-dresden.de/regionalbotschafter
- Curious to know who they are? You can see some of them on the TU-TV channel on YouTube.
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You can obtain key information on this subject from the International Office (IA).
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International Office
Send encrypted email via the SecureMail portal (for TUD external users only).
Visiting address:
Fritz Foerster Bau, 1st Floor Mommsenstraße 6
01069 Dresden
Postal address:
TUD Dresden University of Technology International Office
01062 Dresden
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More information for incoming/foreign students can be provided by the International Office
General information and forms
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Course catalogue With an overview of all degree programs of the Faculty of Mechanical Science and Engineering. Please select the “Faculty release” in each case, as these contain a detailed version of the curriculum, including the module descriptions.
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How to complete the learning agreement
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Due to the use of laboratories, exchange students cannot attend the following courses:
MW-VNT-103 Basic Food Technology Processes
MW-VNT-104 Food Microbiology and Hygiene
MW-VNT-106 Quality Assurance in the Food Industry
MW-VNT-108 Special Topics in Food Technology
MW-VNT-120 Food Rheology
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Information on exam registration can be found in the OPAL course of the mechanical engineering tutorial and in the presentation of the 4th tutorial on exams and written exams (login required)
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In Europe:
SiiP Taiwan – Saxon international internship Program Taiwan:
SiiP Taiwan (via Leonardo Office Saxony)
In the world:
© Amac Garbe
International Office
Send encrypted email via the SecureMail portal (for TUD external users only).
Visiting address:
Fritz Foerster Bau, 1st Floor Mommsenstraße 6
01069 Dresden
Postal address:
TUD Dresden University of Technology International Office
01062 Dresden
University group IAESTE LC Dresden:
arranges internships abroad for students at TU Dresden