Current Information on Teaching and Learning during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Dear students,
Dear teaching staff,
On this page, you will find the latest information about the effects of COVID-19 (Coronavirus SARS-CoV-2) on Studies and Teaching at TU Dresden. Please also consult the main page for the latest information relevant to the whole university and refer to our FAQ page, the page on 2021/22 winter semester exams and TUD - Study Together.
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Updated 01.11.2022
Vaccination Offer
From November 2, 2022, a vaccination program will start again at the Hörsaalzentrum (HSZ) of the TU Dresden. Please inform yourself about this on the vaccination website, via the link at the end of the infobox.
2022/23 winter semester
The fall is already here and the number of infections are expected to rise significantly once again. Nevertheless, the Extended University Executive Board strives to enable as much on-campus teaching as possible during the winter semester. For this reason, it is in our best interest to continue to wear a protective mask - ideally an FFP2 mask - when indoors or whenever social distancing isn't possible.
Examinations in the 2022/23 winter semester
During the summer semester, all exams can take place on site. General guidelines for digital examinations have also been created.
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Teaching rooms as individual learning spaces
“Teaching rooms as learning spaces” will start its test phase in the 2022/23 winter semester. A key challenge currently facing the university is accommodating both online and on-campus teaching, as well as the associated change of workplace. We would like to offer students the opportunity to use centrally managed teaching rooms as learning spaces to bolster their individual learning. You can book individual rooms via the online platform OPAL each Friday for the subsequent week.