Studies begins! TU Dresden attracts with new bachelor and master passages

Studies begins! TU Dresden attracts with new bachelor and master passages

Dresden, Deutschland - On June 1, 2025, the application period for those interested in study begins at the TU Dresden Germans are interested in German excellence universities. This year the university offers an expanded offer that includes a total of 50 basic and 71 further courses.

New in the subject catalog are two bachelor's degree programs: environmental information as well as mobility and transport systems. In addition, the master's degree in computer science will only be offered as a computer science in English from the winter semester. Another significant change is the introduction of a new track in distributed system engineering, while the independent course of study has been removed. The Bachelor Applied Computer Science, which was cut out of the field of media information, will also specialize in medical information.

international courses

A special highlight of the TU Dresden is the introduction of new Erasmus Mundus master's programs. These include joint studies in intellectual property and data law as well as groundwater and global change - impacts and adaptation. The cooperation with international partners gives students the opportunity to deepen their study content in an international framework. These programs are in line with the aim of Erasmus+, which promotes transnational cooperation between European universities in order to promote the exchange of knowledge and culture.

students who are interested in studying abroad can use the Erasmus+ program that offers various options for study visits, research or internships abroad. The support here is organized by the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), which also provides information on funding opportunities. Various services are available in particular for students of universities in the Saxon consortium to facilitate exchange. Information can be called up via the websites of the corresponding institutions, such as via the Leo Platform of the TU Dresden.

financing and support

For students who want to participate in the Erasmus+ program, there are numerous financial support options. These range from scholarships that serve as a contribution to travel and stay costs, to the overarching recognition of services from the sending universities. The duration of a stay within the program can be between 2 and 12 months, depending on whether it is long -term or short -term mobility.

Additional financial support is offered to students with special needs and those from marginalized regions. A learning agreement is regulated by a learning agreement before the admission period to ensure the mutual recognition of ECTS credits. The interested parties receive information about the specific requirements and conditions on the official website of erasmus+.

Finally, it should be mentioned that the application deadline for approved basic courses, especially in the teaching sector, lasts until July 15, 2025. The press office is available for more precise processes for the application and further information about the TU Dresden on +49 351 463-32398.