Study-related offers: Your plus during your studies

Brief description

© Institut für Kath. Theologie TU Dresden

The program imparts knowledge about Jewish life in Germany, raises awareness of modern manifestations of antisemitism and demonstrates pedagogical approaches for antisemitism-free educational processes. After successfully completing the program, participants receive a certificate proving their qualification for prevention work in schools.

Kickoff Event: What Is Jewish Life

Target group

The Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Science at TU Dresden offers the program to students of all teacher training courses at TU Dresden, regardless of the type of school chosen, from the 2nd semester onwards.

If capacity is available, TUD students can be admitted to participate in individual courses of the accompanying study program. Students of the TUD who are not enrolled in a teacher training program can also be admitted to the accompanying studies if capacity is available.

Enrolment

Here’s the link to register (registration period: 02.02.2026 - 15.03.2026).

Fees: none

Procedure

• Duration: 3 semesters (always starts in the summer semester)
• Scope: 15 CP (of which 10 CPs can be regularly credited in the teacher training programs (usually in the supplementary studies)).
• Further information on the structure, modules and regulations can be found here.

Flyer Accompanying Studies 

The accompanying study program is supported by the Center for Teacher Education and Educational Research (ZLSB). Responsible for the content and coordination of the program: Prof. Dr. Maria Häusl()

Brief description

The program focuses in particular on innovation projects from research and start-ups. It combines face-to-face and online events, lectures, workshops and international cooperation, e.g. with the European Patent Office, and concludes with a certificate.

Target group

The program is aimed at all associate members of TU Dresden - students, employees and professors - regardless of their status or field of study. English language skills are required for selected modules.

Enrolment

Registration takes place via OPAL.

Fees: Participation in the IP|Express certificate program is free of charge for associate members of TU Dresden.

Procedure

The program consists of two modules: Fundamentals of IP Protection - Introduction to Patents, Trademark and Design Law for Non-Lawyers and Specialization - IP|Express Talks and Workshops on topics such as R&D Agreements, Employee Inventions and Patent Searches.

Further information can be found here.

Brief description

The semiconductor industry is developing rapidly - new technologies, more complex manufacturing processes and innovative chip designs are constantly placing new demands on specialists. With the Microelectronic Engineering certificate program of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology, TUD offers a unique opportunity to acquire skills in one of the most important branches of industry in a scientifically sound and at the same time practical way.

To the website of the certificate program

Target group

The offer is aimed at specialists from the semiconductor industry who want to expand their skills in a targeted manner and qualify for current and future requirements of the semiconductor industry, as well as graduates of STEM degree programs and TUD students.

Admission requirements

• Recognized university entrance qualification with proven professional experience in the semiconductor sector or
• First professionally qualifying university degree in a STEM degree program or
• Enrollment in a STEM degree program at the TUD Dresden University of Technology

Fees

The participation fees vary depending on the target group and scope. Information on the costs can be found on the website of the certificate program.

Duration and scope

The course has a modular structure and comprises 3 semesters (standard period of study), max. 7 semesters. The exact scope depends on the modules selected

Brief description

The certificate program "German in the Context of Multilingualism: University Certificate of the TUD for the Qualification of Teachers for Integration Courses" provides a scientifically sound and at the same time practice-oriented qualification for teaching German to young and adult immigrant learners who acquire German as a second, third, etc. language and have a wide variety of first languages as well as different learning experiences and prerequisites. language and have a wide variety of first languages as well as different learning experiences and prerequisites.

The programme qualifies participants to lead integration courses and is recognized by the BAMF .

Target group

The program is aimed at students and graduates of a (specialist) university degree. Note: Graduates of the extension subject German as a second language already meet the BAMF admission requirements for leading integration courses.

Application form

Click here for the OPAL course

Fees: The further education costs amount to EUR 4,460.00. The program is free of charge for TU Dresden students.

Procedure

The courses (including lectures, seminars, exercises) in the certificate program take place together with undergraduate students, as do the examinations. Contents, examination forms, credit points and further information on the modules and examinations can be found in the regulations of the certificate program (link).

The certificate program is designed for six semesters. It is possible to complete the program in a shorter period of time

Brief description

© TUD

The certificate program promotes and recognizes intercultural and global knowledge, experience and skills as well as local-global commitment.

Target group

for students and doctoral candidates of the TUD

Application form

Click here to register directly.

Fees: none

Procedure

To obtain the certificate, three of four modules in the areas of Knowledge (mandatory), Mobility, Practice@Home and Civic Engagement must be completed. Each semester, the TUD Global Citizenship Lab - the mandatory introductory event of the GCC - is offered with ECTS. The program is in English and German.
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