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UNIDAY 2025 is taking place on May 24 from 09:30. There will be a lot of information about studying at TUD – the individual degree programs, application, financing and much more – in the Auditorium Center and the Fritz Foerster Building. We look forward to seeing you there!

UNITAG Program

What can I study? Degree programs

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Should I study and if so, what? TUD's Central Student Information and Counseling Service (ZSB) and UNI TESTEN will help you find answers to these questions.

Events for school students TEST OUR UNIVERSITY

Choosing a study program ZSB

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Bachelor, Master, Diploma or State Examination: More than 100 degree programs await you at the TU Dresden. All information about requirements, application deadlines, study contents and much more can be found in SINS, the study information system of the TUD.

Study Programs SINS

Study in Dresden Why to choose TUD

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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 and application. Here you can find the right contact for your concerns.

We have the answers Service Center Studies

Accommodation, Food, Grants Students’ Union Dresden

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The Counseling Compass helps (prospective) students find the right help and support for all their concerns.

Your guide Counseling Compass

Tips for your studies TUD – Study together

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Most students grapple with the problem of how to effectively finance their studies. What many don't know is: In addition to the student loan BAföG, there are a number of scholarship programs, for example there are thirteen state organizations for the promotion of gifted students, and there is also the Deutschlandstipendium.

Student Union – Studentenwerk: STUDENT LOAN BAFÖG

Support and financing: SCHOLARSHIPS

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More than 5,000 students from 125 countries study at TUD. Get to know other countries, people, and each other during the Culture Office’s events and the International Coffee Hour. Exchange students share their best experiences and favorite places in a video.

On arrival – Culture Office From the world to TUD

International Coffee Hour Join the conversation

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There’s a lot to sort out when you start your studies, such as where to live. Whether you want to live alone, in a flat share or in a hall of residence: The Studentenwerk has plenty of affordable options . Not to mention the legendary student parties!

Studentenwerk Housing

Student clubs Nights out

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