As of June 1, prospective students can apply for their chosen degree program at TU Dresden. With 49 undergraduate and 70 postgraduate programs, TU Dresden offers a diverse range of subjects for high school graduates and Bachelor's degree holders.

You can look for your desired degree program now by logging onto the Study Information System (SINS for short) and then apply online. For undergraduate degree programs with restricted admission as well as teacher training programs, the deadline is July 15. You can view the timeline from the submission of your application to the start of your studies here.

For this winter semester, there are no admission restrictions for the following subjects: Biology (Teacher Training at Vocational Schools), Health and Nursing Care (Teacher Training at Vocational Schools), Food Chemistry (State Examination). Moreover, this winter semester will see the launch of a new Master's degree program, Water Security and Global Change, a collaborative project between RWTH Aachen University, TU Dresden and IIT Madras. For further updates on the upcoming 2024/25 winter semester, click here: https://tu-dresden.de/sins/neues-zum-ws.

In addition to natural sciences, engineering sciences, transport and traffic sciences and computer science, TU Dresden's extensive range of courses also includes humanities and social sciences, teacher training courses, business and economics, education, forest sciences, geosciences and hydrosciences. Medicine and psychology round off the courses taught at our university. Unlike many other universities, TU Dresden also offers the Diplom qualification in addition to the Bachelor’s and Master’s degree programs and the State Examination for a number of subjects.

As one of eleven German Universities of Excellence, TUD is not only  outstanding in research – with its own quality management system for studies and teaching, it also strives to provide an excellent experience for its students. For example, Engineering Sciences at TU Dresden is in the TOP 10 of German universities in the international Times Higher Education Ranking.

The secret ingredient to success at TU Dresden is the interdisciplinary cooperation, international focus, early involvement of students in cutting-edge research, and a high degree of emphasis on skills for a successful professional career.

In addition to providing optimal study conditions and short study times, Dresden is an affordable, multicultural city, which also makes the university exceedingly attractive. Dresden offers a broad range of leisure activities including: museums, theaters, operas, cinemas, international music festivals, sports facilities, trendy districts such as Dresdner Neustadt, student clubs and discos, cycling and hiking paths and not least, the unique Elbe landscape with the impressive Elbe Sandstone Mountains.

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