Study ACCESS - Advanced Computational and Civil Engineering Structural Studies (Master) ✔ TU Dresden

Admission requirements

Prerequisite:
• a university degree in the field of engineering sciences (preferably in Civil engineering),
• English proficiency IELTS level 6.0 or TOEFL 79 points - internet-based test iBT),
• proof of good knowledge in mathematics and mechanics. "Good" means that the marks in these field must be in the upper third of the respective grading scale.

Aptitude assessment procedure

Information and documents to be submitted
• Regulations of the Assessment of Aptitude (Eignungsfeststellungsordnung) and Study Regulations on the webpage of the faculty

• Notes on the webpage of the discipline

Notes on the application process

If, at the time of application, proof of the first degree qualifying the applicant for a profession is not yet available, the application will be considered under the precondition that 80% of the credit points attainable for the degree have already been achieved based on completed module examinations or the final thesis and the colloquium (if applicable). A certification from the awarding institute of higher education (examination office) serves as proof of the above-mentioned academic achievements. You can find the appropriate form on the Admissions Office website.

General information about the degree program

The Faculty of Civil Engineering at Technische Universität Dresden offers an international MSc programme in the field of computational and advanced civil engineering. The programme is taught in English and addresses a broad international community. The expertise of the Faculty with a strong emphasis on numerical methods and a wide range of research topics in engineering is associated with a wide national and international research network.

The goal of the programme is to impart knowledge leading to research competence and to high level engineering skills based on an individual choice of modules by the participants. ACCESS is designed to develop unique, current knowledge and competence in the field of computational mechanics and structural analysis closely related to advanced civil engineering design. Technical innovations for challenging engineering tasks rely heavily on numerical simulation tools. Thus, the goal of the programme is to provide the skills for modelling, analysing and understanding these approaches in the broader context of application and design.

Study contents

Further information is available on website of the degree programme.

Study documents

The official announcements of TU Dresden include all published regulations . Please use the search bar to find the document you need: Official proclamation

The regulations are also available on each institution’s website.