Apply for a place at university now! TU Dresden offers 12 degree programmes during our summer term. We are looking forward to your application!

How can I apply to study at TU Dresden? How is my degree structured? Can I transfer to TUD? Where can I find a room in a hall of residence? The ServiceCenterStudies provides answers to all questions relating to your studies, your application and points you towards a competent contact person.

Even if you are aiming for academic success, it isn’t always easy to stay motivated. Finding your path through the jungle of exams and papers, all the way to graduation can be difficult. Our projects support you with managing these challenges.

Nga from Vietnam is a PhD student in nanotechnology, Heba from Egypt is a chemistry student, and David from Colombia is an exchange student pursuing a degree in mechatronics. TUD regional ambassadors helped them come to Dresden.

Re-invent Your Body – students and staff can choose from 40 different sports programmes at the University Sports Centre. From A for Aikido to Y for Yoga, there is something for everyone.

A chance to live and learn abroad – Make new friends and experience other cultures. Learn a language and gain life experience. Just go for it!

At TU Dresden you can graduate with a “Dipl.-Ing.” degree (Certified Engineer). “Diplom-Ingenieur”, made in Germany, is a highly esteemed, worldwide brand. A Bologna-compliant, seal of quality. Where else can you find such an offer?

Winnie Saha is from Cameroon and studies communications engineering. She appreciates the high standards of the degree, available to all, who can demonstrate the necessary language and professional skills – without tuition fees.

A degree geared towards the real-world. The “Elbflorace” projects is where students from different disciplines tackle a new yearly challenge, to design, construct and drive a functional race car with the help of business sponsors.

From the schoolroom to the lecture hall or from the lecture hall to a career – this transition can be difficult. At TU Dresden, there are many opportunities for experienced students to share their knowledge with beginners. There is a fitting mentoring and buddy programme for everyone.

Even though the Deutschlandstipendium might not solve all financial issue, it does solve some. TU Dresden awards about 300 of these grants per year. The scholarship holders benefit from networking events and valuable contacts to private and public sector donors.

The PASST?! programme is a safety net for your studies. It checks your study progress for signs of trouble and offers you tailor-made support and consultations, should you need them. It gives you a clear overview and helps to find the right contact person.