Dresden University of Technology

German Public University of Technology

Collection

zero Useful+1

zero

Technische University ä t Dresden, founded in 1828^[1] , on Germany Saxony Free State capital Dresden , is a famous science and engineering class in Germany University Alliance TU9 Member, one of the famous German universities of science and technology^[29] 。

Dresden University of Technology is now 11 German elite universities (Exzellenzinitiative) Science and engineering University Alliance（ TU9 ）Member, European industrial manager University Alliance (T.I.M.E) One of the seven universities in Germany, Europe Aerospace PEGASUS is one of six German universities, and CESAER is one of ten German universities.

As one of the five German institutes German elite universities and TU9 One of the universities with the title and the only one with the four largest universities in Germany scientific research institution Leibniz Society 、 Max Planck Society Dresden University of Technology has always maintained a strong scientific research and innovation ability^[2] 。 Dresden University of Technology is also one of the few German universities to retain traditions engineering As one of the universities with academic system, its strict teaching requirements ensure outstanding Quality of education 。 Dresden It is one of the ten largest cities in Germany and an important research center in Germany. It has the highest proportion of researchers in Germany's major cities.^[33]

Selected by Dresden University of Technology in 2012 German elite universities In 2019, it was selected into a new batch of elite universities^[5] 。

Dresden University of Technology ranked 2024 QS World University Ranking Bit 246^[35] ； two thousand and twenty-one Times Higher Education World University Ranking No. 161, German Polytechnic University No. 5^[36] ； two thousand and eighteen World University Academic Ranking （ ARWU ）Materials Science and Engineering, nanoscience And technology (including nano electronics) ranked among the top 45 in the world, and Germany ranked first^[4] 。

Chinese name

Dresden University of Technology

Foreign name

Technische Universität Dresden (German)
Dresden University of Technology^[34] (English)

Abbreviation

TUD or TU Dresden

Time of establishment

1828

Nature of running a school

Public University

School category

Science and engineering research universities

School characteristics

German elite universities （Exzellenzinitiative）
Nine Universities Alliance of German Polytechnic University（ TU9 ）Members
T.I.M.E
PEGASUS
European Union of Universities for Higher Engineering Education and Research (CESAER) open

School characteristics: German elite universities （Exzellenzinitiative）
Nine Universities Alliance of German Polytechnic University（ TU9 ）Members
T.I.M.E
PEGASUS
European Conference Alliance of Higher Engineering Education and Research Universities (CESAER)
Concept Dresden concept

Current leaders

Prof. Dr. Ursula M. Staudinger (Principal:)

School setting

College clusters of mathematics and natural sciences, humanities and social sciences, engineering sciences, architecture and environmental sciences, medical schools, etc

School motto: Wissen schafft Br ü cken (knowledge builds bridges)
Address: Helmholtzstr.10, 01069, Dresden, Germany
major awards: Nobel Prize
Leibniz Prize
Qualcomm European Innovation Award Program
German Presidential Award
National Future Innovation Award
Well known alumni: Siemens? 、 Annan 、 Heinrich Bakhausen 、 Walter Kohn 、 Zhang Dayu 、 Wei Shoukun
Number of students: 32389 (November 2018)^[6]
Number of teachers: 8241 (December 2017)^[6]
annual budget: EUR 769 million (2017)
Official website: https://tu-dresden.de

catalog

History of school running

Announce

edit

1828	First to second industrial revolution In transition, the College of Science and Technology was established to train skilled workers in mechanical engineering, shipbuilding and other technical fields
1838	Start systematic engineering and natural science education
1851	Renamed Royal School of Science and Technology, with disciplines including Machinery manufacturing , Civil Structure and Chemistry
1865	Start teacher training in mathematics and natural science, and certification of professionals
1871	The German Empire was founded and renamed as the Saxony Royal Institute of Advanced Technology (K ö niglich-S ä chsisches Polytechnikum), and humanities such as history, language and so on, which are not directly related to technology, were introduced
1883	Started to implement the Diplom engineer education and examination system with German characteristics
1890	Renamed as Saxony Royal Institute of Technology (K ö niglich S ä chsische Technische Hochschule)
1900	Obtained the right to grant doctor's degree. In that year, there were 1007 students, including 232 foreign students
1907	The government officially began to enroll female students, and it is also one of the first universities in Germany to ban women
1924	Institute of Electronic Technology, Institute of Automotive Technology, Institute of Metallurgy, Institute of Material Engineering, Institute of Measurement and Control, and Institute of Parts and Components were established
1946	After World War II, the first group of three colleges recruited 450 students for teaching
1961	The university establishes its official name, Technische University ä t Dresden
1990	When Germany was reunified after the war, the university had merged the nearby Tharandt Forestry University (Forstliche Hochschule). Later, it merged with Ingenieurshochschule Dresden, Friedrich Liszt Hochschule f ü r Verkehrswesen became its school of transportation science, "Carl Gustav Carus" medical school (Medizinische Akademie) became its medical school, and its new name was changed to School of Electronics and Information Technology (1991), School of Law (1991), School of Education (1993) and School of Economics (1993)
1994	It has become a comprehensive university with 14 colleges including natural science, engineering, medicine, economics, education, law, agriculture and forestry
2005	According to the Bologna process, the traditional Diplom and Magister degrees are transferred to Bachelor and Master
2006	Jointly initiated and became one of the TU9 members of the Union of Nine Outstanding German Polytechnic Universities, and was selected into two elite clusters (electronic information, regenerative therapy) and one graduate school (biomedicine) in the first batch of elite programs in Germany
2009	Initiate the "Concept Dresden Alliance" composed of 14 leading cultural research institutions, museums and libraries in the industry, and become the only university in Germany that cooperates with the four major German research institutions Leibniz Society, Max Planck Society, Helmholtz Society and Francoff Society
2011	In the second batch of elite programs in Germany, it was selected with its concept of future education development
2012	It has been selected as one of the 11 elite universities in Germany. Since then, TU Dresden has become one of the three universities that belong to TU9 and 11 elite universities in Germany (the other two are TU Munich and TU Aachen)
2019	Re elected to the list of "elite universities" in Germany^[10]

academic research

Announce

edit

Scientific research achievements

Dresden University of Technology has formed Own advantages And distinctive Discipline system 。 In history, Dresden University of Technology has created many brilliant achievements and made a large number of research achievements of great significance and influence.

Two hundred years ago, the Dresden University of Technology was just founded and soon became famous because Johann Andreas Schubert, the designer of the first German steam locomotive, taught here. Because of this invention, Schubert is regarded as a pioneer of industrialization. Schubert was the first professor in the department of mathematics and technical science of the university. The same research results also aspirin Invention of, the first Small computer R&D, etc.

Now, brilliant The age of steam engine It's long gone. The laboratory of Dresden University of Technology focuses on micro electronic circuit Development of. It is precisely because of the research and development of micro and nano technology in electronic information processing that Dresden University of Technology has become an internationally renowned university. Enterprises related to this have gradually taken root in the surrounding areas, and Dresden has developed into the largest technology center in the microelectronics field in Europe.

Overlooking the main campus of the university

The reason why Dresden University of Technology was listed in the 2012 "elite university" list is not only that the university has made outstanding achievements in microelectronics and nanotechnology, medical treatment, immune diseases that could not be cured before, or diabetes In the field of new regenerative therapy, scientists in Dresden are also outstanding in the industry. These scientists are Very international The combination of integration and cross discipline. About 250 medical microbiology And doctoral students majoring in biochemistry, studying human molecules and cells and their possible effects on the occurrence of diseases here.

The school offers a wide range of courses and research. It has a high reputation in the fields of electronic engineering, computer science, optical photos, engine structure and transportation logistics. This university is also due to the number of entrepreneurs among graduates (such as in electronic information and biological science companies) and External resources Is highly recognized for its large amount of capital. The Biotechnology Center (BIOTEC) is a unique interdisciplinary center focusing on the research and teaching of molecular biotechnology. The center has dedicated Genomics ， Proteomics ， Biophysics , cellular devices, tissue engineering And the top international research team in bioinformatics.

In 2014, South Korean President Park Geun hye delivered a speech during her visit^[13]

In 2012, high pass Corporate innovation Incentive plan Launched in Europe, including the UK University of Cambridge , Switzerland Zurich Federal Institute of Technology And Germany Munich University of Technology In 2013, he was elected to the UK Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine , Germany's Dresden University of Technology and France's Eurecom Institute, a total of six university research institutions.

In June 2013, the Dresden University of Technology was awarded the EUR100 million research promotion fund for the Electronic Center; In July 2013, Dresden University of Technology was awarded the title of German Federal University Teaching and Research Department (BMBF) Two major projects with a total of 130 million euros of research promotion funds (approaching the speed of light electronics Communication transmission Project 75 million euros; The future construction of concrete and carbon composite (C3) project is 45 million euros.

In March 2014, British Prime Minister Cameron attended 2014 Hanover At the opening ceremony of the Communication and Information Technology Expo (Hanover IT Expo for short), King's College, University of London 、 University of Surrey And Germany's Dresden University of Technology will cooperate to carry out 5G research, and strengthen the cooperation between the fifth generation mobile communication technology (5G) and Internet of Things Cooperation in research and joint promotion of Europe Telecommunication market integrated.^[14]

Scientific research platform

In terms of the ability to obtain funds from industrial partners, the Dresden University of Technology is the most successful in Germany. In 2011, a total of 5357 projects received external funding amounting to 203.5 million euros (compared with Government funding ）。

Dresden University of Technology benefits from the good scientific research tradition in the field of microelectronics and transportation science in Dresden, as well as the establishment of new scientific research fields such as biotechnology.

The German Scientific Research Association supports this university in many aspects scientific research institution For example, Fraunhofer Institute, Leibniz Association and Max Planck Institute have close cooperation.

Electronic Micron and Nanotechnology

Since the 1990s, the Dresden region has developed into the European Silicon Valley. The three departments of the School of Electronics of Dresden University of Technology have become part of this network. This university, like the Fraunhofer Nanoelectronics Center in Dresden, is one of the leading universities in the field of nanotechnology. This university and semiconductor company Qimonda There is also scientific research cooperation.

Biotechnology and Medicine

This university and Max Planck's molecular and cellular biology Genetics The Institute has established close cooperation in the field of molecular biotechnology. As part of the extension of the concept of creating elite centers, the German Research Association has decided to establish a new graduate school, the Dresden International Graduate School of Biomedicine and Bioengineering, with 300 doctoral students.^[30]

Professor Li Xingliang of Dresden University of Technology visited China

Magnetism and Material Science

The influence of electromagnetic current on metallurgy is funded by the German Scientific Research Association, Artificial crystal Synthesis and electrochemistry Field research. Other research projects focus on Meisner effect And man-made fiber 。

Other scientific research fields

This university and the Fraunhofer Institute of Transport and Infrastructure Systems in Dresden Public transportation Has a partnership in IT system research. The Ifo School of Economic Research has a partnership with the Dresden University of Technology in the research of economic development in eastern Germany.

Overview of the Research Center

German National Elite Cluster: Electronics Technology promotion CfAED Center for Advancing Electronics Dresden

German national elite cluster: Regenerative therapy CRTD Center for Regenerative Therapies Dresden

Dresden International Graduate School of Biomedicine and Bioengineering （DIGS-BB Dresden International Graduate School for Biomedicine and Bioengineering）

European Graduate School （EIPOS Europaerisches Institut für postgraduale Bildung an der Technischen Universitaet Dresden ）

EU Project Center （European Project Center der TU Dresden）

European Transport College （EVI Europaeisches Verkehrsinstitut an der Technischen Universitaet Dresden ）

Europe new materials In process ECEMP European Centre for Emerging Materials and Processes Dresden

Supercomputer And information Service Centre (ZIH Zentrum f ü r Informationsdienste und Hochleistungsrechnen) TUD Supercomputer Center TU, Dresden University of Technology- Supercomputer Komplex is officially located in the south of the old campus, with a total cost of 70 million euros, and is expected to be completed in September 2014. This Saxony Fastest supercomputer Computing power It is Petaflop level (10 billion sub level), which is the same as that of China in 2009 Tianhe-1 To better serve the scientific engineering research of the university and adapt to the future development of elite universities.

A Glimpse of TU Dresden's Scientific Research Foto: TUD/Eckold

A Glimpse of TU Dresden's Scientific Research Foto: TUD/Eckold

University Aerospace Center (UZLR University ä res Zentrum f ü r Luft - und Raumfahrt) On April 21, 2013, the first satellite in Saxony, Germany, code named SOMP-1, was designed and manufactured by nearly 100 master and doctoral students of Dresden University of Technology for four years Russia The SOJUS rocket was launched and successfully put into orbit (600 km above the ground), and all sensors were activated and operated, ground station The received space acquisition data is good. Students participating in this project are from Aerodynamic vehicle Design direction, electronic information direction, electromechanical direction, physical direction and energy direction.

Biotechnology Center (Biotechnologies Zentrum (BIOTEC)) is a unique interdisciplinary center focusing on the research and teaching of molecular bioengineering.

ATLAS Trillion Electron Volts Large Hadron Collider Physics on the Tera Elektronvolt Scale with ATLAS at the Large Hadron Collider

biomimetic materials Innovation And molecular bioengineering Biological nanometer Technical Center (Zentrum f ü r Innovationskompetenz Biomimetrische Materialien und bionanotechnologische Tools f ü r das Molecular Bioengineering (B-Cube))

medical care Radiation oncology Research Center (Zentrum f ü r Innovationskompetenz (ZIK) f ü r "Medizinische Strahlenforschung in der Onkologie" OncoRay)

Dresden, Germany pulse High magnetic field laboratory (with France Toulouse National Pulsed High Magnetic Field Laboratory, National High Magnetic Field Laboratory of the United States, China National Pulsed High Magnetic Field Science Center With partnership)

Structure and Material Mechanics Research Center （SWM Struktur- und Werkstoffmechanikforschung Dresden GmbH an der Technischen Universitaet Dresden）

Saxony "Silicon Valley" High Energy Innovation Plan （Cool Silicon – Energy Efficiency Innovations from Saxony）

High efficiency energy innovation center （Dresdner Innovationszentrum für Energieeffizienz）

Dresden Nano Analysis Center （DCN Dresden Center for Nanoanalysis ）

“ Pervasive computing ”Advanced Software architecture Center (Advanced software architectures „ Ubiquitous Computing ")

High performance network and multimedia center （Referenzzentrum für Hochleistungsnetze und Multimedia）

Computational logic ICCL International Center for Computational Logic

Micro Technology Production and Organization Center （ZuP Zentrum für Mikrotechnische Produktion und Organisation）

Distributed Automation System Research Center （Kompetenzzentrum für verteilte Automatisierungssysteme）

High performance vehicles and Monorail System Research Center (Kompetenzzentrum f ü r Hochleistungsbahnen und Magnetbahnsysteme)

biomass Kompetenzzentrum Biomass to Power

Automotive Mechatronics Innovation Center (Innovationszentrum Fahrzeugmechatronik)

Light Manufacturing Innovation Center （LIZ Leichtbauinnovationszentrum）

Virtual Machine Center （ZVM Zentrum Virtueller Maschinenbau）

Technical Textile Research Center （Technologiezentrum Technische Textilien）

Ultra thin functional film nanotechnology center （Nanotechnologie-Kompetenzzentrum „Ultradünne funktionale Schichten“）

German Textile Concrete Center （Deutsches Zentrum Textilbeton）

East Germany nuclear energy Technical Center (Kompetenzzentrum Ost f ü r Kerntechnik)

Dresden Space Science Center （RKD Raumwissenschaftliches Kompetenzzentrum Dresden）

Interdisciplinary Engineering Technology Research Center （ZIT Zentrum für interdisziplinäre Technikforschung）

IWAS - Saxony International Water Resources Research Alliance （IWAS - Internationale Wasserforschungs-Allianz Sachsen）

Hannah Arendt Center for Totalitarian Studies （HAIT Hannah-Arendt-Institut für Totalitarismusforschung an der Technischen Universitaet Dresden e. V.）

Quebec Saxony Interdisciplinary France Canada And France American Research Center （CIFRAQS Centrum für interdisziplinäre Frankokanadische und Frankoamerikanische Forschungen Québec-Sachsen）

Education and Higher Education Planning Excellence Center (KFBH Kompetenzzentrum f ü r Bildungs - und Hochschulplanung)

Central Europe Research Center for Political Economy and Cultural Sciences (MEZ MittleuropaZentrum f ü r Staats -, Wirtschafts- und Kulturwissenschaften）

Multimedia Cultural Center （MKZ Medienkulturzentrum Dresden e. V. an der TU Dresden）

Population Migration Research Center （Zentrum Demographischer Wandel Dresden）

Tharandt Institute of Forestry （Dendro-Institute Tharandt at the TU Dresden）

history Cultural relics protection Continuing Education Center (WBD Weiterbildungszentrum f ü r Denkmalpflege und Altbauinstandsetzung e. V.)

the United Nations UNESCO Chair of "International Relations" （Unesco-Lehrstuhl für "Internationale Beziehungen"）

Italian Language and Culture Foundation and Research Center （Stiftungslektorat und Zentrum für Italienische Sprache und Kultur）

International Research Center （Zentrum für Internationale Studien, ZIS in German）

Patent Information Center （PIT Patent Information Centre）

Language and Culture Spatial learning Center (LSK Lehrzentrum Sprachen und Kulturr ä ume)

Economic Health Center （GÖZ Gesundheitsökonomisches Zentrum der TUD）

Vietnam? Education and Research Center (in Vietnam's capital since 2004 Hanoi Provision of machinery Professional Master Course)

Academic resources

The library SLUB of Saxony Dresden University of Technology, Germany, was founded in 1556 and officially opened to the public in 1788. In 2002, it moved to Zellesche street The new library in Germany has collected nearly 9 million books (8.94 million in 2012), ranking first among 384 universities in Germany. It is also the largest science and technology library and the most important one in Germany and Europe Knowledge innovation One of the exchange centers.^[23]

The library has a book museum, the most famous collection is 2012 Mayan Prophecy Ancient books, one of the three existing editions in the world, and the other two volumes are in France Paris And Spain Madrid 。

SLUB University Library

School running conditions

Announce

edit

Department

The teaching and research of Dresden University of Technology covers mathematics and natural science, Humanities and Social Sciences ， Engineering Science , architecture and environmental science, and medicine.^[6] As of March 2019, Dresden University of Technology has opened 121 degree course It has the most complete disciplines in Germany University of Science and Technology one of.^[6] Microelectronics, electrical engineering, computer science, mechanical engineering, economic engineering, material science and civil engineering are the most famous in Germany.

Dresden University of Technology consists of 14 colleges. Almost all colleges are located in the main campus located south of the city center, except for those located in Elbe River The medical college in the independent campus near and east of the city center and the forestry college in Tharandt.

School of Mathematics and Natural Science

With 4298 students, it is the largest college in the university. It consists of five departments, biology, chemistry, mathematics and physics. These departments are located on the main campus. In 2006, the Department of Biology Scientific research building to open up. In October 2006, the German Forschungsgemeinschaft decided to establish a new graduate school, namely Dresden Biomedicine and bioengineering Dresden International Graduate School for Biomedicine and Bioengineering and an "excellent package of research projects", namely "From Cells to Tissue to Therapies".

Pictures of Dresden University of Technology campus

TU Dresden Campus Pictures

Mathematics: algebra, mathematical analysis, analytic geometry, mathematical statistics, numerical control system, scientific calculation, mathematical teaching methods
Physics: theoretical physics, biophysics, applied physics, nuclear physics and particle physics, solid state physics, structural physics, physics teaching methods
Chemistry: inorganic chemistry, organic chemistry, physical chemistry, electrochemistry, polymer materials, biochemistry, food chemistry
Psychology: general psychology, biological psychology, psychological methodology, clinical diagnosis and differential psychology, personality psychology, organizational and social psychology, developmental psychology, educational psychology
Biology Department: Botany, Zoology, Microbiology, Genetics

College of Electronic Information Engineering

classroom

Electronic Engineering The College of Information Technology consists of 13 departments, with 2288 registered students. This college is Dresden "Europe silicon valley ”Center of. microelectronics The reputation of being the first in Germany has spread far and wide. Information direction Scientific research achievements yes:

1、TU Dresden And cutting-edge wireless Communication enterprises Vodafone cooperates and becomes the pioneer of 3G system research.

2. International Number of patent applications Chinese enterprises ranking second in the world ZTE On July 8, 2011, we cooperated with TU Dresden to set up a joint R&D center, focusing on 4G- LTE key technology R&D, especially Time division multiplexing ( TDD ）Technology.

3. National Instruments Inc NI In July 2012, it cooperated with TU Dresden to establish the world's first 5G wireless laboratory to jointly explore new technologies applied to 5G wireless systems.

4. In Korea Seoul The establishment of Dresden was announced during the VTC2014 Spring conference of- 5G Lab Fifth Generation Mobile Communication Technology Standard Laboratory.

Automation technology
Electrotechnics
Electric power equipment and high-voltage technology
Fine engineering and electronic design
Basic Electrical and Electronics
Biomedical technology
Electronic structure and connection
Acoustics and Language Communication
information technology
Solid electron
Semiconductor and Microsystem Technology
Regulation theory

school of computing

computer science The college consists of 6 departments with 2703 students.

Theoretical Informatics
Technical Informatics
Software and multimedia technology
System building
Mechanism intelligence
Application information

College of Mechanical Engineering

The College of Mechanical Engineering consists of 19 departments and 4140 students. It is the largest college in the university.

Solid machinery
fluid dynamics
Energy technology
Casting mold manufacturing technology
Mechanical tool manufacturing and control engineering
Textile and garment technology
Wood and paper technology
Machine parts and machine manufacturing
Logistics technology and work system
material science
Program processing technology and environmental protection technology
Food and biological process technology
Light Industry and Plastic Technology
Aerospace Engineering
Fluid machinery
Plane machining technology and manufacturing process

Transportation College

The "Friedrich Liszt" College of Transportation and Transportation Sciences covers the following areas: system theory Transportation and transportation science of electronic engineering, civil engineering and mechanical engineering is unique among similar German colleges and departments, with 1536 registered students.

Traffic planning and road transportation
Railway system and public transport
Traffic communication
Train and railway technology
Air transport and logistics
Dresden Automotive Technology
Economy and transportation

College of Architecture

The College of Architecture consists of 6 departments, with 1410 registered students.

Architectural History, Architectural Design Theory and Memorial Building Protection
Basic theory of design and molding
Architectural climatology
Building structure and design
Urban and regional planning
Landscape design

Civil Engineering College

The College of Civil Engineering consists of 11 departments, the oldest and smallest of all, with 757 registered students.

Statics, dynamics, mechanics of materials, elasticity
building material
building structure
Geological technology
Urban Architecture and Road Engineering
Construction management
Hydraulics and Fluid Hydraulics
Construction engineering information
Building structure mechanics
Steel concrete structure building and prestressed steel concrete structure building
Steel structure building and wood structure building

Forestry geography And Water Conservancy College

The College of Forestry, Earth Science and Hydrology has 2914 students. This college is located in the main campus, except the Department of Forestry in Tharandt. The Department of Forestry is the oldest of its kind in Germany, and its history can be traced back to the founding of the Saxony Royal Forest Academy in 1816.

Forestry Department: forest botany and forest zoology, soil and vegetation analysis, wood and phytochemistry, forest economy and forest inventory, forest production research and forest informatics, forest utilization and forest machinery, international forest and wood economy, afforestation and forest protection, general ecology and environmental protection
Department of Geography: Land Surveying, Geosurveying, Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing Technology, Cartography and Geography
Department of Water Resources Science: civil and industrial water economy, groundwater economy, hydrology and meteorology, hydrology, water chemistry, waste economy and industrial waste

School of Language and Literature

The College of Language, Literature and Culture consists of five departments, with 3215 students.

Germanic language and literature (including German for foreigners)
Roman Language and Literature (French, Spanish, Italian)
English and American Language and Literature
Slavic Language and Literature (Russian, Polish, Czech Slavic)
Classical philology

School of Economics

The School of Economics consists of 5 departments, with 2842 registered students.

business management
national economy
economic information
Statistics/Econometrics
Economic Education

School of Education

The College of Education is located in the east of the main campus, with 2075 students. The college's vocational education It ranks first in Germany.

General Education Science
Primary and secondary education science
Social education, social welfare work, charity
vocational education
Vocational college

Department of Law

The major of law school is Law in Context (Bachelor) economic law (Master) and International Intellectual Property Law (Master), etc.

International Legal Comparison (IAIR)
History of European Law
Legal theoretical basis and social science basis of criminal law
Science and Technology Law and Environmental Law (ITUR)
Energy Law
Intellectual Property, Competition Law and Media Law (IGEWeM)

Department of Philosophy

The School of Philosophy consists of 8 departments, with 3485 registered students.

Philosophy
Christian theory
Catholic theory
history
Plastic Arts and Musicology
Political science
Sociology
Communication

department of medicine

Carl Gustav Carus Medical College has an independent campus located east of the city center, near the Elbe River. The number of registered students is 2195. The college and Harvard Medical School yes Partnerships , ranked among the "Best Hospitals in Germany" by German FOCUS magazine in 2012 Berlin -Humboldt Free University Hospital and Munich -Ludwig Maximilian University Hospital ranks third in Germany.

anatomy
Labor and Social Medicine
Medical history
Immunomechanics
Clinical genetics
Clinical pharmacy
Medical Informatics and Biostatistics
Medical Microbiology and Hygiene
Pharmacy and Toxicology
Physiology
Physiological force
Legal medicine
virology

Teachers

Dresden University of Technology has about 8300 faculty members.

personnel training

German students

Of the approximately 33000 German students at Dresden University of Technology, 45% study engineering , 36.2% learning Humanities and Social Sciences 12.5% studied natural science and 6.3% studied medicine.

About 59% (22620) of students are from Saxony, and 18.9% (6626) are from other eastern regions Federal State 12.3% (4306) are from the western federal states, and 9.8% (3442) are from other countries.

Among 20620 students from Saxony, 12351 (59.9%) are from Dresden, 2934 (14.2%) are from Greater Dresden, and 5335 (25.9%) are from other regions of Saxony.

The source statistics of the above students are based on the place where the students graduated from middle school.

foreign country overseas student

Dresden University of Technology has 4068 International students （2013/2014）。 Most foreign students come from Europe (1897), followed by Asia (1604) and America （364）。 This university is located in Central Europe and Eastern Europe It is also very popular, such as Czech Republic and Ukraine 。 At the same time, due to the Erasmus project and American University There are also many students who can speak English, French and Spanish Students. German is the language used in most colleges' classrooms. In order to be admitted to universities, many foreign students take German courses at TUDIAS Language School affiliated to universities.

International students interested in Dresden University of Technology can visit the following official website Akademisches Auslandsamt (International Office) (responsible for handling international admission applications), Elite Uni TUDresden Chinese official Youku video, TUDresden Chinese official media gossip girl 、 Sina tencent official micro-blog Wait for more information.

Many activities can help international students integrate into their environment and make new friends. It is worth mentioning that Erasmus Initiative TU Dresden provides many group activity All students can participate in these activities, not just Erasmus students. A program organized by students, LinkPartnerProgram, finds a German partner for every international student interested in this, and helps them solve their problems in the first few weeks, including registering for courses.

Social evaluation

School reputation

Dresden University of Technology is one of the nine universities in Germany Science and engineering University Alliance （ TU9 ）Member, selected by Dresden University of Technology in 2012 German elite universities Two clusters of excellence have received federal funding, and their announced goal is to become one of the top 100 universities in the world by 2022.^[7] In 2019, a new round of German elite university plan was announced after it was renamed as Excellence Strategy, and Dresden University of Technology was once again awarded“ German elite universities ”Title, three outstanding clusters were selected^[5]^[8] 。 According to its Official website According to the published data, Dresden University of Technology received a total of 270 million euros of third-party funding in 2017^[6] 。

Dresden University of Technology Campus

In 2009, the Dresden University of Technology, together with the four major German scientific research institutions Leibniz Institute, the Max Planck Institute, the Helmholtz Institute, the Francoff Institute and several academic institutions in Dresden, jointly published a draft agreement entitled "Dresden Concept - Dresden Research and Education Cooperation Committed to Excellence and Innovative Development", It mentioned the desire for global elites in Dayton.^[9] This is the first time that four major German scientific research institutions have announced cooperation with a university at the same time. These German half Public institutions It employs its team leaders worldwide and sets up research institutions anywhere in Germany, and Dresden attracts a considerable number of them.

Dresden University of Technology is the largest university in the Free State of Saxony, Germany, as well as one of the oldest polytechnic universities in Germany and Europe. Dresden University of Technology is now 11 German elite universities (Exzellenzuniversity ä t), a consortium of nine top German polytechnic universities（ TU9 ）One of the members European Union of Universities for Top Industrial Managers (T.I.M.E) One of the seven universities in Germany, Europe Aerospace PEGASUS is one of six German universities, and CESAER is one of ten German universities. The concept of the Dresden Alliance launched in 2009 makes the Dresden University of Technology the only scientific research institution in Germany and the four major scientific research institutions in Germany at the same time（ Leibniz Society , Marx Planck Society, Helmholtz Society, Francoff Society).

11 elite universities in Germany One (including one university alliance: Berlin University Union ）

German elite universities

Science and engineering: Munich University of Technology , Dresden University of Technology Aachen University of Technology 、 tu berlin 、 Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

Comprehensive: Heidelberg University, Free University of Berlin, Humboldt University of Berlin, Munich University Tubingen University Konstanz University bonn University, Hamburg University

Union of German Polytechnic Universities TU9 member^[11] one of

TU9 Union of Science and Technology

Munich University of Technology, Dresden University of Technology, Aachen University of Technology, Berlin University of Technology, Darmstadt University of Technology, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology uni stuttgart Leibniz- Uni Hannover 、 Brunswick University of Technology

PEGASUS one of

There are 6 member universities in Germany, which are listed in the order of Dresden University of Technology, Aachen University of Technology, Berlin University of Technology, Brunswick University of Technology, Munich University of Technology and Stuttgart University

Top Industrial Managers for Europe (T.I.M.E.) one of

There are 7 member universities in Germany, which are listed in the following order: Aachen University of Technology 、 tu berlin , Darmstadt University of Technology, Dresden University of Technology Munich University of Technology 、 Erlangen University of Nuremberg 、 uni stuttgart

European Conference Alliance of Higher Engineering Education and Research Universities (CESAER) one of

A total of 10 German universities were selected in the following order: Hanover University, Aachen University of Technology, Berlin University of Technology, Darmstadt University of Technology, Dresden University of Technology, Hamburg University of Technology, Ilmenau University of Technology, Munich University of Technology Karlsruhe Institute of Technology 、 Brunswick University of Technology

Excellence Program

Patent Initiative Plan

Germany's most innovative university one of

With its strong scientific research ability, especially in the fields of electronic information, nanotechnology and regenerative medicine, Dresden University of Technology, as the only university in eastern Germany that has been successfully selected, is awarded the title of federal government National expert groups, graduate schools and scientific research funds of tens of millions of euros awarded.

Initiator of German university patent initiative

Dresden University of Technology was the first German university to initiate and launch a patent initiative in 1994, aiming to protect and promote the transformation of scientific research and technology into market achievements.

DRESDEN concept Initiator: In 2009, Dresden University of Technology advocated and launched the "DRESDEN concept" composed of 14 leading cultural and scientific research institutions in the industry, such as the Leibniz Institute, the Max Planck Institute, the Helmholtz Institute, the Francoff Institute, and dozens of museums and libraries in the city, Dresden research and education collaboration committed to excellence and innovative development.

Concept Dresden Alliance

The laurel of "elite university" not only brings a good reputation to Dresden University of Technology, but also brings government funds to the university. The University expects to obtain a total of 270 million euros in support funds in the next few years. The university plans that this money will be mainly used to continue to build and expand the networking between various departments. This network is the core content of the future plan "collaborative university" concept. It is also because of the future plan of "collaborative university" that Dresden University of Technology can stand out in the fierce competition and win the title of "elite university".^[12]

TU Dresden Campus Atlas

The good cooperative relationship between the departments of the college and non university institutions is not limited to the fields of technology and science. "Dresden University of Technology" is not only Industrial discipline A total of 14 departments also include more than 12000 college students studying humanities, sociology and other subjects. The university is one of the few "comprehensive institutions of higher learning" covering all disciplines in Germany.

Since the reunification of Germany in 1990, Dresden University of Technology has added many new colleges, including: Humanities Economics, sociology and medicine. In recent years, Dresden University of Technology has expanded in new ways international intercourse , expanding from the existing Central and Eastern European regions to Western Europe and North America 。 In international exchanges, Dresden University of Technology attaches particular importance to student mobility and cooperative research.

M ü ller Steinhagen, President of Dresden University of Technology

The 7 disciplines offered by Dresden University of Technology are: information science , engineering, teacher courses, medicine, mathematics and other natural disciplines, economics, vocational education research, human resources management and other liberal arts and social disciplines. among Electronic Technology It is one of the oldest disciplines in Dresden University of Technology since 1882. There are 13 research institutes, divided into five professional directions: automatic control technology, electric energy technology, precision machining technology, information technology and microelectronics technology. The information system is a comprehensive computer software, hardware, electronics and information science Our industry is in great need of this subject.^[31]

School ranking

In 2013, President Gaucher of Germany visited and talked with students

German universities in the world university rankings There are no outstanding universities in the United States and Britain, which is related to Germany's unique education and research system. German universities pay more attention to students' education than scientific research, which is also the essence of universities. Germany's scientific research is different from that of the United States, the United Kingdom, China, etc. In addition to national scientific and engineering academies, there are four major scientific research institutes, including the Marx Planck Institute Leibniz Society Franchoff Society, Helmholtz Society and four university associations have respectively set up more than 100 world-class research institutes and laboratories, and these research institutes have extensive cooperation and research with universities. This research academic system with German characteristics cannot be reflected in the world ranking of German universities. The following is the ranking of Dresden University of Technology in the world's major university ranking system:

Comprehensive ranking
two thousand and twenty-two	QS World University Ranking : The 194th digit^[28]
two thousand and twenty-one	QS World University Ranking : 173 bits^[15]
two thousand and twenty	Times Higher Education World University Ranking : 157 bits^[3]
two thousand and twenty	QS World University Ranking : 179 bits^[16]
two thousand and nineteen	Times Higher Education World University Ranking : 151 bits^[17]
two thousand and nineteen	QS World University Ranking : 191 bits^[18]
two thousand and eighteen	World University Academic Ranking (ARWU): 151-200 bits^[19]
two thousand and eighteen	U. S. News World University Ranking: 183^[20]

Professional ranking
britain QS World University Discipline Ranking (2014)	electronic information engineering (72), Mechanical Engineering (75), Materials Science (76), Medicine (119), Physics (121), Chemical Science (117), Agriculture and Forestry (120), Chemical Engineering (121), Communication and Media (119), Civil and Structural Engineering (176), Psychology (173)^[21]
German Higher Education Development Research Center (CHE) Released 2013 Ranking of Professional Research Level of German Universities	Electronic information (3), civil engineering (2), machinery manufacturing (3), psychology (2) economic information (3) Economic Engineering (7), Biology (7), Human Medicine (8), Physics (11), Computer Science (11) Dentistry （5）^[22]
Germany《 Economic Weekly 》Overall evaluation of German universities in 2013	Overall ranking 9th, professional ranking: economic informatics (5), mechanical manufacturing (5), electronic information (6), economic engineering (6), medicine (6), natural science (mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology) (9)

Cooperation and exchange

Announce

edit

As of June 2013, it has established cooperation with Dresden University of Technology in running schools academic exchange The related mainland universities are Tsinghua University 、 Peking University 、 Fudan University 、 Shanghai Jiaotong University 、 Renmin University of China 、 Ocean University of China 、 Nanjing University 、 changzhou university 、 Shandong University 、 Tianjin University 、 Southeast University 、 Sun Yat-sen University 、 WuHan University 、 Harbin Institute of Technology 、 Tongji University 、 Beijing University of Technology 、 Jilin University 、 Sichuan University Beijing Normal University University of Electronic Science and Technology 、 East China University of Science and Technology 、 Donghua University 、 Southwest Jiaotong University 、 Nanchang University 、 Xi'an University of Electronic Science and Technology 、 Wuhan University of Science and Technology 、 Chang'an University 、 Hefei Polytechnic University Etc Professional College 。^[32-33]

Cultural tradition

Announce

edit

School motto

Deutsch : “Wissen schafft Brücken”

English: “Knowledge builds bridges”

Wissen schafft Brücken

Chinese: Knowledge builds a bridge

Official address

Knowledge is the bridge between the two sides.

Dresden University of Technology welcomes students and visiting scholars from all over the world!

If you choose to study or work in Dresden University of Technology, you will find that it provides you with good working, learning and living conditions.

People from more than 120 countries in the world study and work at Dresden University of Technology. Every year, more than 1100 young people from all over the world regard Dresden University of Technology as their place of study. Ten percent of the 35000 students in Dresden University of Technology are from abroad.

Dresden University of Technology is the largest university in Saxony History of Germany One of the oldest and most prestigious universities. She is outstanding in Germany with strong scientific research ability innovation ability Of universities. Therefore, Dresden University of Technology has won the national expert group and graduate school awarded by the state and millions of research funds 。 The success of Dresden University of Technology is first based on her well thought out scientific research strategy. With excellent interdisciplinary research and international cooperation, Basic Sciences and applied science They are good at combining closely and paying attention to the selected scientific research priorities. Dresden University of Technology has set the advantageous scientific research field as its scientific research focus to cultivate decades ago.

Innovative scientific research also makes Dresden University of Technology an excellent Teaching University Provides the foundation. Although Dresden University of Technology is first known for its long tradition of engineering science, it has developed into a university that covers nature, society and humanities A multidisciplinary comprehensive university. The fourteen colleges of Dresden University of Technology provide 126 different professional directions. More and more majors offer bachelor's and master's degrees Two stages Courses. Students studying in Dresden University of Technology can study in modern lecture halls and discussion rooms, use the newly built laboratory, and enjoy the unforgettable Stadium , student clubs and university canteens. The library provides you with a comfortable learning environment 。 All these are the reasons why the students of Dresden University of Technology are more satisfied than those studying at other universities. Graduates from Dresden University of Technology are recruited by German and foreign companies because of their outstanding education.

History introduction and main buildings of each college (5 sheets)

Dresden University of Technology has maintained good relations with many off campus research institutions and economic partners. Students studying at Dresden University of Technology can benefit from this powerful and dynamic network of relationships from the beginning. Students and young scientists studying at the Dresden University of Technology can engage in research work on large-scale scientific research projects earlier with research partners who have cooperation projects with the University. These partners are: three Max Planck Institute, Fraunhofer Institute AMD Vodafone Siemens And many others. Dresden is one of the most livable cities in Germany. Museums, Theaters opera house , small opera houses, cinemas, music festivals, stadiums, bar streets, student clubs, country roads suitable for walking, etc. enrich your leisure and entertainment content. We say that people in Dresden can enjoy a high-quality life, because people can enjoy her splendid culture and art here, enjoy her unique scenery of Yibei, and also because Dresden has a well-known low Consumption level 。 Students can pass College Student Service Center Or it's free letting agent Find cheap dormitories or apartments. Students can hold Student ID card Free ride Public transport 。

Students who decide to study at Dresden University of Technology will be well cared for in the preparatory stage. School for you Study preparation Special foreign language courses. In addition, every major will have counselors to help foreign freshmen in the first semester. The professional network will Career Counseling And provide active support and help for job hunting.

Dresden University of Technology also welcomes students and scholars who bring their children and families to study. The school will try its best to help solve all their problems and relieve their worries. Finally, your partner can find suitable jobs in Dresden or nearby areas. The staff of Dresden University of Technology will be looking for the children nursery We will provide you with help and advice so that you can find a satisfactory nursery in school, city or free agency. In this regard, the school and College Student Service Center There is close cooperation.

Come to Dresden University of Technology to study and work! You will find ideal working, studying and living conditions here!^[26]

Master Kim Astri

Campus environment

Announce

edit

Dresden University of Technology Saxony Free State The largest university, its main campus is located in the old city of Dresden, the capital of Saxony Free State, only about one kilometer away from the main railway station in Dresden, and it also has three sub campuses and several smaller branches in the surrounding areas of the city. Dresden University of Technology is a university that covers the vast majority of Disciplines The whole campus area exceeds 276 hectares. Some of its buildings have a history of more than 100 years (such as Munich Square Surrounding buildings). The style of these buildings is mostly influenced by the new art style or Bauhaus Genre influence (such as Fritz Foerster Bau in the chemical building). In recent years, the new modern buildings (such as the library, bishop building, biochemistry department and life science building) complement these historic buildings.

The main campus, medical school and computer science school are all in Dresden Within the range of. The main campus is in the south of the city center, mainly within the range bounded by N ö tnitzer Stra ß e, Fritz-F ö rster Platz and M ü nchner Platz, and is not far from the urban area High rise building Dresden University of Technology is located in the city center. The students cherish the unique geographical position With convenient transportation and shopping, there are small cafes with warm style everywhere. The medical school is located in Johannstadt District, near the Yibei River in the center of the city, with beautiful scenery. The Forestry College is located in the forest area of nearby Tharandt Town.

TU Dresden Campus Architecture Foto: TUD/Eckold

TU Dresden Campus Architecture Foto: TUD/Eckold

Outstanding alumni

Announce

edit

Leibniz Prize Winner
Karl Leo	2002 Solid State Physics
Marino Zerial	2006 Cell Biology
Jürgen Eckert	2009 Metal Physics
Petra Schwille	2010 Biophysics
Anthony Hyman	2011 Cell Biology
Roderich Moessner	2013 Solid State Physics
Frank Jülicher	Biophysics 2017
Oliver Schmidt	Materials Science 2018

Honorary Doctor
full name	Time for obtaining honorary doctor	achievement
Wilhelm von Siemens	one thousand nine hundred and five	Siemens, entrepreneur
Ferdinand von Zeppelin	one thousand nine hundred and six	General, designer of the world's first airship
Heinrich Rickert	one thousand nine hundred and twenty-eight	Philosopher, historian, representative of the Freiburg School of Neo Kantism
Konrad Zuse	one thousand nine hundred and eighty-one	Civil engineer, the world's first computer scientist
Kurt A. Körber	one thousand nine hundred and eighty-nine	Famous entrepreneur
Günther Landgraf	one thousand nine hundred and ninety	Physicist, President of Dresden University of Technology 1990-1994
Václav Havel	one thousand nine hundred and ninety-five	Former President of the Czech Republic
Kofi Annan	one thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine	Former Secretary General of the United Nations
Park Geun-hye	two thousand and fourteen	Former President of South Korea

Western alumni
Carl Theodor Albrecht	German astronomer
Fritz Bleyl	German artist
Julia Bonk	German leftist politicians
Steffen Heidrich	Former German national football player
Rudolph Hering	Founder of modern environmental technology in Germany
Katja Kipping	German leftist politician and member of parliament
Max Littmann	German architect
Theodor Pallady	Romanian painter
Ernst Otto Schlick	Founder of German shipbuilding engineering
Herbert Seifert	German mathematician, contributor to topological theory
Johannes Paul Thilman	German composer
Hans-Heinz Emons	German chemist
Erich Gloeden	German architect
Ingrid Häußler	German SPD female politician
Claus Mattheck	German Materialist
Siegbert Löschau	Former Minister of Chemical Industry of GDR
Jewgeni Oskarowitsch Paton	Soviet scientists
Horst Rasch	German CDU politician
Hansjoachim Walther	German mathematician and politician
Reiner Haseloff	German CDU politician
Martin Böttger	Former leader of the civil rights movement in Germany
Stanislaw Tillich	Governor of Saxony, Germany

Chinese alumni
Zhang Dayu	Academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences	Director of the Department of Chemical Engineering, Tsinghua University, physical chemist, one of the founders of China's catalytic science
Liang Xi	Academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences	President of Nanjing University, Minister of Forestry of the People's Republic of China
Wei Shoukun	Academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences	Founder of Beijing University of Science and Technology, one of the founders of metallurgical physical chemistry discipline in China
Li Wencai	Academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences	Senior engineer and iron and steel metallurgist of Beijing Iron and Steel Research Institute, Ministry of Metallurgical Industry
Zhu Meifang	Academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences	Dean of School of Materials, Donghua University
Qu Bochuan	Professor and doctoral advisor of Dalian University of Technology	First President of Dalian University of Technology, Director of Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, chemical expert
Yuan Huiqiu	Professor and doctoral advisor of Zhejiang University	Engaged in the Department of Physics of Zhejiang University
Zhu Jie	Professor and doctoral advisor of Shanghai Jiaotong University	Deputy Director of Signal Processing and System Research Institute of Shanghai Jiaotong University
Huang Xichun	Professor and doctoral advisor of Xi'an Jiaotong University	Director of Radio Department of Xi'an Jiaotong University, expert in electromagnetic field theory and technology
Jiang Jihai	Professor and doctoral supervisor of Harbin Institute of Technology	School of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, Harbin Institute of Technology, senior member of China Mechanical Engineering Society
Dai Tianmin	Professor and doctoral supervisor of China University of Mining and Technology	Mechanics expert
Comm	Professor and doctoral advisor of Sun Yat sen University	Director of the State Key Laboratory of Optoelectronic Materials and Technology, Sun Yat sen University
Zhou Xiang	Professor and doctoral advisor of Sun Yat sen University	Condensed matter physics, optical engineering expert
Bai Shaoliang	Professor and doctoral advisor of Chongqing University	Concrete structure engineering expert
Lin Song	Professor and doctoral advisor of Tongji University	Chair host of Heidelberg Printing Development Method and Product Reliability Fund of Sino German University
Jutan	Professor and doctoral advisor of Nankai University	Dean of School of Environmental Science and Engineering, Nankai University
Xu Yugong	Professor and doctoral advisor of Beijing Jiaotong University	Member of the Science Committee of the State Key Laboratory of High Supercharged Technology for National Defense Science and Technology, North China Engine Research Institute
Wang Weidong	Professor and doctoral advisor of Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications	School of Electronic Engineering, Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, with research fields including mobile communication and wireless broadband access technology
Behrenz (Germany)	Professor and doctoral advisor of Tongji University	The first president of Shanghai German Arts and Technology School, the dean of Tongji University School of Technology, and the founder of Tongji University
Mu Qile (Germany)	Professor and doctoral advisor of Peking University	Expert in ancient Greek, Latin, Greek and Roman history and culture
Quanlong	Professor and doctoral supervisor of Taiyuan University of Technology	Institute of Mechanical and Electronic Engineering, Taiyuan University of Technology, leading talent in emerging industries in Shanxi Province
Zhu Guangcai	Water conservancy expert	Once presided over and completed Closure of Huayuankou of the Yellow River engineering^[25]

Application information

Announce

edit

Undergraduate requirements: 12 years of study, after graduating from high school, enter the country through the formal college entrance examination“ 211 Project ”Etc Key universities Four year undergraduate program has completed more than one semester or four year undergraduate program in ordinary colleges and universities has completed more than three semesters.^[24]

Master requirements: senior or bachelor degree diploma And degree certificates.

Theoretical duration: 3 years for bachelor's degree and 2-2.5 years for master's degree

Tudias language class tuition: 3780 euros/academic year (1890 euros/semester)

College tuition: None

Admission time: April in summer semester and October in winter semester

Application for admission

To apply for a degree, complete application materials are required. The full description of the application procedure, required materials and application forms can be found on the official website of the Foreign Affairs Office of Dresden University of Technology. Incomplete application documents will not be processed.

For different application conditions, the application time is as follows:

Summer semester : October 15 to November 30: apply for "Propaedeutikum" preparatory course, DSH preparatory course or Prep The college personnel apply at this time, and the insufficient materials shall be supplemented by January 15 of the next year at the latest.

October 15 to January 15 of the next year: Language Diploma Level II, Goethe Language Center high-level language Certificates, etc

Winter semester : April 15 to May 31: The application procedure is the same as that of the summer semester, and the insufficient materials shall be supplemented by July 15 at the latest.

April 15 to July 15: the same as the summer semester from October to January.

Note: Some majors have their own application time, entrance examination and language examination. Special precautions can be found on the official website. Most majors enroll students only in the winter semester.

Application conditions for Chinese students ：

Foundation Course three-year college graduates or ordinary university graduates who have completed one semester^[27]

Bachelor Degree Course: one semester in key universities of "211 Project" or three semesters in ordinary universities

Master Degree Course: a four-year undergraduate graduate with the same or related major as the applied major

Key Points of "211 Project" in Mainland China University graduates Or have relevant work experience in the application field is preferred

Language requirements

German entry requirements:

Official B2 certificate or official B1 certificate+B2 language class enrollment certificate (attending university Internal language Language bottom line of class selection examination)

DSH -2/3 or the total score of Test DaF is 16, and the requirements of individual majors are different (college entrance language conditions)

According to different personal learning purposes German Ability requirements are also different. Foreign students who wish to obtain a degree in German teaching must provide one of the following language test certificates (English courses require students to provide corresponding English score certificates, such as: TOEFL Score):

--TestDaF 4 or 5 depends on the discipline (some majors, such as Maschinenbau, are allowed to enter with a total score of 16 and 3)

--Diploma in German language developed by the College of the Ministry of Culture: Level II

-- Goethe Institute Advanced Level Examination Certificate（ ZOP ）

--Goethe College Minor Language Certificate or Major Language Certificate

--The component of the preparatory course: proficiency test.

Novice on the road

Growth task Getting Started with Editing Edit Rule Edit by myself

I have questions

Content query Online Service Official post bar Feedback

Complaints and suggestions

Report bad information Failed to appeal through entries Complaint of infringement information Blocking query and unblocking

Jinggong Network Anbei No. 1100000200001