DRESDEN UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY

TU Dresden's School of Engineering

Location at Dresden University of Technology

The capital city of the Free State of Saxony in Germany, Dresden is situated in a valley on the River Elbe, near the border with the Czech Republic. Before and since German reunification in 1990, Dresden was and is a cultural, educational, political and economic Centre of Germany and Europe. Dresden holds a great historic importance in the history of Germany and has always been the most important city in terms of economy and development. With a pleasant location on the outskirts of the city and a mild climate on the Elbe, as well as Baroque-style architecture and numerous world-renowned museums and art collections, Dresden has been called "Elbflorenz" (Florence of the Elbe). Undoubtedly it is one of the best cities in Germany and the population is open-minded, but a little defensive towards nationalism and their manners so do not forget your discipline at any point. With a great nigh-life and uncountable bars this city has always attracted tourists since ages and this is the most loved site by historians.

Campus at Dresden University of Technology

The main campus is located south of the city center and is comparatively a huge campus considering the locality. The locality is amazing and a few numbers of buildings in campus are over a 100 year old. There have been reconstructions done and the heritages are not modern constructions but the university has maintained the fact that they still look equally beautiful. The campus has one of the most beautiful university libraries and you’d be amazed to see the cultural books present there which dates back to the time of oldest literature ever existed. The campus has a lot of free space even though 37,000 seems a large number. The cafeteria and canteen are always full and rarely would you find an empty counter there. The food is great and places for privacy like parks and lake side are beautifully maintained.

Residing Options at Dresden University of Technology

There are plenty of places for students to live in Dresden. The most famous ones are Dresden-Neustadt, Plauen, Löbtau and Südvorstadt. The university offers a big variety of student apartments around the campus single as well as sharing. Every student has his/her own room and shares a bathroom and a kitchen with 1 to 6 other students. Almost all dormitories are renovated and they are in a good condition. The price is about 200€ for a 15m^² room (including everything, also Internet), the rent for single apartments is approx. 250€ which is pretty cheap considering the status of Dresden and its living costs.

Weather at Dresden University of Technology

Dresden has an oceanic climate, influenced by its inland location, with warm summers and slightly colder winters as compared to the German average. The climate is not that much of concerns as you have to keep a cardigan around throughout the year. The month of January can be a problem because the winters are dry and a pinch to your skin but eventually after a few weeks you will adapt to it. The average temperature in January is 0.1 °C (32.18 °F) and in July 19.0 °C (66.2 °F). The driest months are February, March and April, with precipitation of around 40 mm (1.6 in). The wettest months are July and August, with more than 80 mm (3.1 in) per month.

Faculty at Dresden University of Technology

Notable and renowned faculty could be seen at DUT. There are chances that you’d end up getting lectures from noble prize or national award winners. The university has kept in mind the fact that faculty is what makes a student’s future and thus they’ve kept the best in town faculty in their campus. The university has modern methods of teaching and the technology to communicate if of the highest order. Undoubtedly the university keeps in mind the highest order of education in line and they are able to achieve it till now.

Financial aid at Dresden University of Technology

Financial aid is available to students in grades PK-1 up to grade 12 at DIS. A reduction in fees is granted if the verified income of the parents does not allow for the payment of the regular tuition fees. An application for the reduction of tuition fees must be filled out. The reduction applies only to the Capital Assessment and Sponsoring Fees. The School Fee is a fixed cost.

Jobs and placements at Dresden University of Technology

To be on a clearer side the university has no mentions about specific placements after the final semester but a lot of students claim that alumni are helpful and they have helped them getting the perfect job they wish to work at. The cultural programs and parties in the university help students to get in touch with the alumni and eventually make a connection for jobs after studies.

Verdict at Dresden University of Technology

Over all DUT is a good place for education and for life time of an experience, but eventually the only problem that would rise is of language. The faculty is good and helpful, the fellow students would try to help you the best but even they have an education and syllabus to complete considering that engineering is a pretty difficult subject. If you prefer DUT then you should be prepared for tight and strict schedules as the social life may be a diversion in your studies. Make your goals straight and learn German to survive through engineering in DUT, if that seems difficult then you should look forward for other universities in the list.

TU Dresden's School of MBA/Management

Location at Dresden University of Technology

The capital city of the Free State of Saxony in Germany, Dresden is situated in a valley on the River Elbe, near the border with the Czech Republic. Before and since German reunification in 1990, Dresden was and is a cultural, educational, political and economic Centre of Germany and Europe. Dresden holds a great historic importance in the history of Germany and has always been the most important city in terms of economy and development. With a pleasant location on the outskirts of the city and a mild climate on the Elbe, as well as Baroque-style architecture and numerous world-renowned museums and art collections, Dresden has been called "Elbflorenz" (Florence of the Elbe). Undoubtedly it is one of the best cities in Germany and the population is open-minded, but a little defensive towards nationalism and their manners so do not forget your discipline at any point. With a great nigh-life and uncountable bars this city has always attracted tourists since ages and this is the most loved site by historians.

Campus at Dresden University of Technology

The main campus is located south of the city center and is comparatively a huge campus considering the locality. The locality is amazing and a few numbers of buildings in campus are over a 100 year old. There have been reconstructions done and the heritages are not modern constructions but the university has maintained the fact that they still look equally beautiful. The campus has one of the most beautiful university libraries and you’d be amazed to see the cultural books present there which dates back to the time of oldest literature ever existed. The campus has a lot of free space even though 37,000 seems a large number. The cafeteria and canteen are always full and rarely would you find an empty counter there. The food is great and places for privacy like parks and lake side are beautifully maintained.

Residing Options at Dresden University of Technology

There are plenty of places for students to live in Dresden. The most famous ones are Dresden-Neustadt, Plauen, Löbtau and Südvorstadt. The university offers a big variety of student apartments around the campus single as well as sharing. Every student has his/her own room and shares a bathroom and a kitchen with 1 to 6 other students. Almost all dormitories are renovated and they are in a good condition. The price is about 200€ for a 15m^² room (including everything, also Internet), the rent for single apartments is approx. 250€ which is pretty cheap considering the status of Dresden and its living costs.

Weather at Dresden University of Technology

Dresden has an oceanic climate, influenced by its inland location, with warm summers and slightly colder winters as compared to the German average. The climate is not that much of concerns as you have to keep a cardigan around throughout the year. The month of January can be a problem because the winters are dry and a pinch to your skin but eventually after a few weeks you will adapt to it. The average temperature in January is 0.1 °C (32.18 °F) and in July 19.0 °C (66.2 °F). The driest months are February, March and April, with precipitation of around 40 mm (1.6 in). The wettest months are July and August, with more than 80 mm (3.1 in) per month.

Faculty at Dresden University of Technology

Notable and renowned faculty could be seen at DUT. There are chances that you’d end up getting lectures from noble prize or national award winners. The university has kept in mind the fact that faculty is what makes a student’s future and thus they’ve kept the best in town faculty in their campus. The university has modern methods of teaching and the technology to communicate if of the highest order. Undoubtedly the university keeps in mind the highest order of education in line and they are able to achieve it till now.

Financial aid at Dresden University of Technology

Financial aid is available to students in grades PK-1 up to grade 12 at DIS. A reduction in fees is granted if the verified income of the parents does not allow for the payment of the regular tuition fees. An application for the reduction of tuition fees must be filled out. The reduction applies only to the Capital Assessment and Sponsoring Fees. The School Fee is a fixed cost.

Jobs and placements at Dresden University of Technology

To be on a clearer side the university has no mentions about specific placements after the final semester but a lot of students claim that alumni are helpful and they have helped them getting the perfect job they wish to work at. The cultural programs and parties in the university help students to get in touch with the alumni and eventually make a connection for jobs after studies.

Verdict at Dresden University of Technology

Over all DUT is a good place for education and for life time of an experience, but eventually the only problem that would rise is of language. The faculty is good and helpful, the fellow students would try to help you the best but even they have an education and syllabus to complete considering that engineering is a pretty difficult subject. If you prefer DUT then you should be prepared for tight and strict schedules as the social life may be a diversion in your studies. Make your goals straight and learn German to survive through engineering in DUT, if that seems difficult then you should look forward for other universities in the list.

TU Dresden's School of Medicine

Location at Dresden University of Technology

The capital city of the Free State of Saxony in Germany, Dresden is situated in a valley on the River Elbe, near the border with the Czech Republic. Before and since German reunification in 1990, Dresden was and is a cultural, educational, political and economic Centre of Germany and Europe. Dresden holds a great historic importance in the history of Germany and has always been the most important city in terms of economy and development. With a pleasant location on the outskirts of the city and a mild climate on the Elbe, as well as Baroque-style architecture and numerous world-renowned museums and art collections, Dresden has been called "Elbflorenz" (Florence of the Elbe). Undoubtedly it is one of the best cities in Germany and the population is open-minded, but a little defensive towards nationalism and their manners so do not forget your discipline at any point. With a great nigh-life and uncountable bars this city has always attracted tourists since ages and this is the most loved site by historians.

Campus at Dresden University of Technology

The main campus is located south of the city center and is comparatively a huge campus considering the locality. The locality is amazing and a few numbers of buildings in campus are over a 100 year old. There have been reconstructions done and the heritages are not modern constructions but the university has maintained the fact that they still look equally beautiful. The campus has one of the most beautiful university libraries and you’d be amazed to see the cultural books present there which dates back to the time of oldest literature ever existed. The campus has a lot of free space even though 37,000 seems a large number. The cafeteria and canteen are always full and rarely would you find an empty counter there. The food is great and places for privacy like parks and lake side are beautifully maintained.

Residing Options at Dresden University of Technology

There are plenty of places for students to live in Dresden. The most famous ones are Dresden-Neustadt, Plauen, Löbtau and Südvorstadt. The university offers a big variety of student apartments around the campus single as well as sharing. Every student has his/her own room and shares a bathroom and a kitchen with 1 to 6 other students. Almost all dormitories are renovated and they are in a good condition. The price is about 200€ for a 15m^² room (including everything, also Internet), the rent for single apartments is approx. 250€ which is pretty cheap considering the status of Dresden and its living costs.

Weather at Dresden University of Technology

Dresden has an oceanic climate, influenced by its inland location, with warm summers and slightly colder winters as compared to the German average. The climate is not that much of concerns as you have to keep a cardigan around throughout the year. The month of January can be a problem because the winters are dry and a pinch to your skin but eventually after a few weeks you will adapt to it. The average temperature in January is 0.1 °C (32.18 °F) and in July 19.0 °C (66.2 °F). The driest months are February, March and April, with precipitation of around 40 mm (1.6 in). The wettest months are July and August, with more than 80 mm (3.1 in) per month.

Faculty at Dresden University of Technology

Notable and renowned faculty could be seen at DUT. There are chances that you’d end up getting lectures from noble prize or national award winners. The university has kept in mind the fact that faculty is what makes a student’s future and thus they’ve kept the best in town faculty in their campus. The university has modern methods of teaching and the technology to communicate if of the highest order. Undoubtedly the university keeps in mind the highest order of education in line and they are able to achieve it till now.

Financial aid at Dresden University of Technology

Financial aid is available to students in grades PK-1 up to grade 12 at DIS. A reduction in fees is granted if the verified income of the parents does not allow for the payment of the regular tuition fees. An application for the reduction of tuition fees must be filled out. The reduction applies only to the Capital Assessment and Sponsoring Fees. The School Fee is a fixed cost.

Jobs and placements at Dresden University of Technology

To be on a clearer side the university has no mentions about specific placements after the final semester but a lot of students claim that alumni are helpful and they have helped them getting the perfect job they wish to work at. The cultural programs and parties in the university help students to get in touch with the alumni and eventually make a connection for jobs after studies.

Verdict at Dresden University of Technology

Over all DUT is a good place for education and for life time of an experience, but eventually the only problem that would rise is of language. The faculty is good and helpful, the fellow students would try to help you the best but even they have an education and syllabus to complete considering that engineering is a pretty difficult subject. If you prefer DUT then you should be prepared for tight and strict schedules as the social life may be a diversion in your studies. Make your goals straight and learn German to survive through engineering in DUT, if that seems difficult then you should look forward for other universities in the list.

TU Dresden's School of Sciences

Location at Dresden University of Technology

The capital city of the Free State of Saxony in Germany, Dresden is situated in a valley on the River Elbe, near the border with the Czech Republic. Before and since German reunification in 1990, Dresden was and is a cultural, educational, political and economic Centre of Germany and Europe. Dresden holds a great historic importance in the history of Germany and has always been the most important city in terms of economy and development. With a pleasant location on the outskirts of the city and a mild climate on the Elbe, as well as Baroque-style architecture and numerous world-renowned museums and art collections, Dresden has been called "Elbflorenz" (Florence of the Elbe). Undoubtedly it is one of the best cities in Germany and the population is open-minded, but a little defensive towards nationalism and their manners so do not forget your discipline at any point. With a great nigh-life and uncountable bars this city has always attracted tourists since ages and this is the most loved site by historians.

Campus at Dresden University of Technology

The main campus is located south of the city center and is comparatively a huge campus considering the locality. The locality is amazing and a few numbers of buildings in campus are over a 100 year old. There have been reconstructions done and the heritages are not modern constructions but the university has maintained the fact that they still look equally beautiful. The campus has one of the most beautiful university libraries and you’d be amazed to see the cultural books present there which dates back to the time of oldest literature ever existed. The campus has a lot of free space even though 37,000 seems a large number. The cafeteria and canteen are always full and rarely would you find an empty counter there. The food is great and places for privacy like parks and lake side are beautifully maintained.

Residing Options at Dresden University of Technology

There are plenty of places for students to live in Dresden. The most famous ones are Dresden-Neustadt, Plauen, Löbtau and Südvorstadt. The university offers a big variety of student apartments around the campus single as well as sharing. Every student has his/her own room and shares a bathroom and a kitchen with 1 to 6 other students. Almost all dormitories are renovated and they are in a good condition. The price is about 200€ for a 15m^² room (including everything, also Internet), the rent for single apartments is approx. 250€ which is pretty cheap considering the status of Dresden and its living costs.

Weather at Dresden University of Technology

Dresden has an oceanic climate, influenced by its inland location, with warm summers and slightly colder winters as compared to the German average. The climate is not that much of concerns as you have to keep a cardigan around throughout the year. The month of January can be a problem because the winters are dry and a pinch to your skin but eventually after a few weeks you will adapt to it. The average temperature in January is 0.1 °C (32.18 °F) and in July 19.0 °C (66.2 °F). The driest months are February, March and April, with precipitation of around 40 mm (1.6 in). The wettest months are July and August, with more than 80 mm (3.1 in) per month.

Faculty at Dresden University of Technology

Notable and renowned faculty could be seen at DUT. There are chances that you’d end up getting lectures from noble prize or national award winners. The university has kept in mind the fact that faculty is what makes a student’s future and thus they’ve kept the best in town faculty in their campus. The university has modern methods of teaching and the technology to communicate if of the highest order. Undoubtedly the university keeps in mind the highest order of education in line and they are able to achieve it till now.

Financial aid at Dresden University of Technology

Financial aid is available to students in grades PK-1 up to grade 12 at DIS. A reduction in fees is granted if the verified income of the parents does not allow for the payment of the regular tuition fees. An application for the reduction of tuition fees must be filled out. The reduction applies only to the Capital Assessment and Sponsoring Fees. The School Fee is a fixed cost.

Jobs and placements at Dresden University of Technology

To be on a clearer side the university has no mentions about specific placements after the final semester but a lot of students claim that alumni are helpful and they have helped them getting the perfect job they wish to work at. The cultural programs and parties in the university help students to get in touch with the alumni and eventually make a connection for jobs after studies.

Verdict at Dresden University of Technology

Over all DUT is a good place for education and for life time of an experience, but eventually the only problem that would rise is of language. The faculty is good and helpful, the fellow students would try to help you the best but even they have an education and syllabus to complete considering that engineering is a pretty difficult subject. If you prefer DUT then you should be prepared for tight and strict schedules as the social life may be a diversion in your studies. Make your goals straight and learn German to survive through engineering in DUT, if that seems difficult then you should look forward for other universities in the list.

TU Dresden's School of Arts

Location at Dresden University of Technology

The capital city of the Free State of Saxony in Germany, Dresden is situated in a valley on the River Elbe, near the border with the Czech Republic. Before and since German reunification in 1990, Dresden was and is a cultural, educational, political and economic Centre of Germany and Europe. Dresden holds a great historic importance in the history of Germany and has always been the most important city in terms of economy and development. With a pleasant location on the outskirts of the city and a mild climate on the Elbe, as well as Baroque-style architecture and numerous world-renowned museums and art collections, Dresden has been called "Elbflorenz" (Florence of the Elbe). Undoubtedly it is one of the best cities in Germany and the population is open-minded, but a little defensive towards nationalism and their manners so do not forget your discipline at any point. With a great nigh-life and uncountable bars this city has always attracted tourists since ages and this is the most loved site by historians.

Campus at Dresden University of Technology

The main campus is located south of the city center and is comparatively a huge campus considering the locality. The locality is amazing and a few numbers of buildings in campus are over a 100 year old. There have been reconstructions done and the heritages are not modern constructions but the university has maintained the fact that they still look equally beautiful. The campus has one of the most beautiful university libraries and you’d be amazed to see the cultural books present there which dates back to the time of oldest literature ever existed. The campus has a lot of free space even though 37,000 seems a large number. The cafeteria and canteen are always full and rarely would you find an empty counter there. The food is great and places for privacy like parks and lake side are beautifully maintained.

Residing Options at Dresden University of Technology

There are plenty of places for students to live in Dresden. The most famous ones are Dresden-Neustadt, Plauen, Löbtau and Südvorstadt. The university offers a big variety of student apartments around the campus single as well as sharing. Every student has his/her own room and shares a bathroom and a kitchen with 1 to 6 other students. Almost all dormitories are renovated and they are in a good condition. The price is about 200€ for a 15m^² room (including everything, also Internet), the rent for single apartments is approx. 250€ which is pretty cheap considering the status of Dresden and its living costs.

Weather at Dresden University of Technology

Dresden has an oceanic climate, influenced by its inland location, with warm summers and slightly colder winters as compared to the German average. The climate is not that much of concerns as you have to keep a cardigan around throughout the year. The month of January can be a problem because the winters are dry and a pinch to your skin but eventually after a few weeks you will adapt to it. The average temperature in January is 0.1 °C (32.18 °F) and in July 19.0 °C (66.2 °F). The driest months are February, March and April, with precipitation of around 40 mm (1.6 in). The wettest months are July and August, with more than 80 mm (3.1 in) per month.

Faculty at Dresden University of Technology

Notable and renowned faculty could be seen at DUT. There are chances that you’d end up getting lectures from noble prize or national award winners. The university has kept in mind the fact that faculty is what makes a student’s future and thus they’ve kept the best in town faculty in their campus. The university has modern methods of teaching and the technology to communicate if of the highest order. Undoubtedly the university keeps in mind the highest order of education in line and they are able to achieve it till now.

Financial aid at Dresden University of Technology

Financial aid is available to students in grades PK-1 up to grade 12 at DIS. A reduction in fees is granted if the verified income of the parents does not allow for the payment of the regular tuition fees. An application for the reduction of tuition fees must be filled out. The reduction applies only to the Capital Assessment and Sponsoring Fees. The School Fee is a fixed cost.

Jobs and placements at Dresden University of Technology

To be on a clearer side the university has no mentions about specific placements after the final semester but a lot of students claim that alumni are helpful and they have helped them getting the perfect job they wish to work at. The cultural programs and parties in the university help students to get in touch with the alumni and eventually make a connection for jobs after studies.

Verdict at Dresden University of Technology

Over all DUT is a good place for education and for life time of an experience, but eventually the only problem that would rise is of language. The faculty is good and helpful, the fellow students would try to help you the best but even they have an education and syllabus to complete considering that engineering is a pretty difficult subject. If you prefer DUT then you should be prepared for tight and strict schedules as the social life may be a diversion in your studies. Make your goals straight and learn German to survive through engineering in DUT, if that seems difficult then you should look forward for other universities in the list.

TU Dresden's School of Architecture

Location at Dresden University of Technology

The capital city of the Free State of Saxony in Germany, Dresden is situated in a valley on the River Elbe, near the border with the Czech Republic. Before and since German reunification in 1990, Dresden was and is a cultural, educational, political and economic Centre of Germany and Europe. Dresden holds a great historic importance in the history of Germany and has always been the most important city in terms of economy and development. With a pleasant location on the outskirts of the city and a mild climate on the Elbe, as well as Baroque-style architecture and numerous world-renowned museums and art collections, Dresden has been called "Elbflorenz" (Florence of the Elbe). Undoubtedly it is one of the best cities in Germany and the population is open-minded, but a little defensive towards nationalism and their manners so do not forget your discipline at any point. With a great nigh-life and uncountable bars this city has always attracted tourists since ages and this is the most loved site by historians.

Campus at Dresden University of Technology

The main campus is located south of the city center and is comparatively a huge campus considering the locality. The locality is amazing and a few numbers of buildings in campus are over a 100 year old. There have been reconstructions done and the heritages are not modern constructions but the university has maintained the fact that they still look equally beautiful. The campus has one of the most beautiful university libraries and you’d be amazed to see the cultural books present there which dates back to the time of oldest literature ever existed. The campus has a lot of free space even though 37,000 seems a large number. The cafeteria and canteen are always full and rarely would you find an empty counter there. The food is great and places for privacy like parks and lake side are beautifully maintained.

Residing Options at Dresden University of Technology

There are plenty of places for students to live in Dresden. The most famous ones are Dresden-Neustadt, Plauen, Löbtau and Südvorstadt. The university offers a big variety of student apartments around the campus single as well as sharing. Every student has his/her own room and shares a bathroom and a kitchen with 1 to 6 other students. Almost all dormitories are renovated and they are in a good condition. The price is about 200€ for a 15m^² room (including everything, also Internet), the rent for single apartments is approx. 250€ which is pretty cheap considering the status of Dresden and its living costs.

Weather at Dresden University of Technology

Dresden has an oceanic climate, influenced by its inland location, with warm summers and slightly colder winters as compared to the German average. The climate is not that much of concerns as you have to keep a cardigan around throughout the year. The month of January can be a problem because the winters are dry and a pinch to your skin but eventually after a few weeks you will adapt to it. The average temperature in January is 0.1 °C (32.18 °F) and in July 19.0 °C (66.2 °F). The driest months are February, March and April, with precipitation of around 40 mm (1.6 in). The wettest months are July and August, with more than 80 mm (3.1 in) per month.

Faculty at Dresden University of Technology

Notable and renowned faculty could be seen at DUT. There are chances that you’d end up getting lectures from noble prize or national award winners. The university has kept in mind the fact that faculty is what makes a student’s future and thus they’ve kept the best in town faculty in their campus. The university has modern methods of teaching and the technology to communicate if of the highest order. Undoubtedly the university keeps in mind the highest order of education in line and they are able to achieve it till now.

Financial aid at Dresden University of Technology

Financial aid is available to students in grades PK-1 up to grade 12 at DIS. A reduction in fees is granted if the verified income of the parents does not allow for the payment of the regular tuition fees. An application for the reduction of tuition fees must be filled out. The reduction applies only to the Capital Assessment and Sponsoring Fees. The School Fee is a fixed cost.

Jobs and placements at Dresden University of Technology

To be on a clearer side the university has no mentions about specific placements after the final semester but a lot of students claim that alumni are helpful and they have helped them getting the perfect job they wish to work at. The cultural programs and parties in the university help students to get in touch with the alumni and eventually make a connection for jobs after studies.

Verdict at Dresden University of Technology

Over all DUT is a good place for education and for life time of an experience, but eventually the only problem that would rise is of language. The faculty is good and helpful, the fellow students would try to help you the best but even they have an education and syllabus to complete considering that engineering is a pretty difficult subject. If you prefer DUT then you should be prepared for tight and strict schedules as the social life may be a diversion in your studies. Make your goals straight and learn German to survive through engineering in DUT, if that seems difficult then you should look forward for other universities in the list.

TU Dresden's School of Law

Location at Dresden University of Technology

The capital city of the Free State of Saxony in Germany, Dresden is situated in a valley on the River Elbe, near the border with the Czech Republic. Before and since German reunification in 1990, Dresden was and is a cultural, educational, political and economic Centre of Germany and Europe. Dresden holds a great historic importance in the history of Germany and has always been the most important city in terms of economy and development. With a pleasant location on the outskirts of the city and a mild climate on the Elbe, as well as Baroque-style architecture and numerous world-renowned museums and art collections, Dresden has been called "Elbflorenz" (Florence of the Elbe). Undoubtedly it is one of the best cities in Germany and the population is open-minded, but a little defensive towards nationalism and their manners so do not forget your discipline at any point. With a great nigh-life and uncountable bars this city has always attracted tourists since ages and this is the most loved site by historians.

Campus at Dresden University of Technology

The main campus is located south of the city center and is comparatively a huge campus considering the locality. The locality is amazing and a few numbers of buildings in campus are over a 100 year old. There have been reconstructions done and the heritages are not modern constructions but the university has maintained the fact that they still look equally beautiful. The campus has one of the most beautiful university libraries and you’d be amazed to see the cultural books present there which dates back to the time of oldest literature ever existed. The campus has a lot of free space even though 37,000 seems a large number. The cafeteria and canteen are always full and rarely would you find an empty counter there. The food is great and places for privacy like parks and lake side are beautifully maintained.

Residing Options at Dresden University of Technology

There are plenty of places for students to live in Dresden. The most famous ones are Dresden-Neustadt, Plauen, Löbtau and Südvorstadt. The university offers a big variety of student apartments around the campus single as well as sharing. Every student has his/her own room and shares a bathroom and a kitchen with 1 to 6 other students. Almost all dormitories are renovated and they are in a good condition. The price is about 200€ for a 15m^² room (including everything, also Internet), the rent for single apartments is approx. 250€ which is pretty cheap considering the status of Dresden and its living costs.

Weather at Dresden University of Technology

Dresden has an oceanic climate, influenced by its inland location, with warm summers and slightly colder winters as compared to the German average. The climate is not that much of concerns as you have to keep a cardigan around throughout the year. The month of January can be a problem because the winters are dry and a pinch to your skin but eventually after a few weeks you will adapt to it. The average temperature in January is 0.1 °C (32.18 °F) and in July 19.0 °C (66.2 °F). The driest months are February, March and April, with precipitation of around 40 mm (1.6 in). The wettest months are July and August, with more than 80 mm (3.1 in) per month.

Faculty at Dresden University of Technology

Notable and renowned faculty could be seen at DUT. There are chances that you’d end up getting lectures from noble prize or national award winners. The university has kept in mind the fact that faculty is what makes a student’s future and thus they’ve kept the best in town faculty in their campus. The university has modern methods of teaching and the technology to communicate if of the highest order. Undoubtedly the university keeps in mind the highest order of education in line and they are able to achieve it till now.

Financial aid at Dresden University of Technology

Financial aid is available to students in grades PK-1 up to grade 12 at DIS. A reduction in fees is granted if the verified income of the parents does not allow for the payment of the regular tuition fees. An application for the reduction of tuition fees must be filled out. The reduction applies only to the Capital Assessment and Sponsoring Fees. The School Fee is a fixed cost.

Jobs and placements at Dresden University of Technology

To be on a clearer side the university has no mentions about specific placements after the final semester but a lot of students claim that alumni are helpful and they have helped them getting the perfect job they wish to work at. The cultural programs and parties in the university help students to get in touch with the alumni and eventually make a connection for jobs after studies.

Verdict at Dresden University of Technology

Over all DUT is a good place for education and for life time of an experience, but eventually the only problem that would rise is of language. The faculty is good and helpful, the fellow students would try to help you the best but even they have an education and syllabus to complete considering that engineering is a pretty difficult subject. If you prefer DUT then you should be prepared for tight and strict schedules as the social life may be a diversion in your studies. Make your goals straight and learn German to survive through engineering in DUT, if that seems difficult then you should look forward for other universities in the list.