Lernen als Lebensaufgabe - Die TU Dresden begleitet Sie
Der Mensch lernt von Anfang an. Die TU Dresden begleitet alle Interessierten auf ihrem Weg des lebenslangen Lernens. In frühen Jahren mit Angeboten für Kinder und Jugendliche im Vorschul- und Schulalter, im späteren Berufsleben mit Weiterbildungsangeboten für Fach- und Führungskräfte oder einfach, weil Sie sich ganz privat über die neuesten Erkenntnisse aus der Wissenschaft informieren möchten.
Egal in welcher Lebensphase Sie sich gerade befinden, die TU Dresden bietet Ihnen die Möglichkeit, sich kontinuierlich weiterzubilden.
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Further training in all phases of life
Two DRESDEN-concept partners, the Dresden Technical Collections and TU Dresden, have joined forces to spark an interest in science among pre-school children. They do this, for example, in the Mathematics Adventure Land, where even the youngest children can playfully explore mathematical laws. Pupils from the 1st grade onwards can attend exciting hands-on workshops and target group-specific lectures at TU Dresden as part of the JuniorCampus offers under the motto "Experience science". For example, the Children's University, a joint project with the Deutsches Hygiene-Museum Dresden, regularly gives eight to twelve-year-olds a taste of real lecture hall life.
In view of the rapid progress in knowledge, it is important to continually deepen and update one's specialist knowledge. For this reason, specialists and managers from business, administration and the education sector can take advantage of professional development courses at TU Dresden. There is also an extensive range of courses for teachers.
Those who want to quench their thirst for knowledge about the latest findings in the natural and social sciences can take advantage of guest lectureships or the wide range of courses offered by the Citizens' University and the Dresden Academy of Science and Art (DSA).
TU Dresden has established the Dresden International University (DIU), a commercial spin-off for continuing education that enables study with direct ties to the labor market and topics relevant for our global society – such as digitalization.