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Dortmund, Germany
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The below information is required while
completing the university application :
1. Academic Qualification
Applicants must hold a recognized Higher Education Entrance Qualification (HZB)—such as the German Abitur, or equivalent international certificates.
Non-EU/EEA applicants submit through uni?assist, whereas EU/EEA applicants apply directly.
Certain subjects (e.g., Psychology, Music, English) may require aptitude testing or entrance exams?.
2. Application Deadlines & Procedure
Non-EU/EEA: Submit via uni?assist from early November to January 15 for summer intake? .
EU/EEA: Apply directly online from March 26 (winter) or early November (summer)?.
3. Language Requirements
German-language programs: Provide certification such as DSH?2 or TestDaF TDN ≥16 (or Goethe C2)? .
English-medium programs: Proof of B2 level English, evidenced via recognized certificates or prior education?.
4. Enrollment Documents
Include admission letter, educational certificates/transcripts (translated/sworn), health insurance proof, and language certificates. Applicants from India, China, or Vietnam may require an APS certificate?.
Know more
Through its Career Center, the university facilitates internships, apprenticeships, and placements, strengthening student‑industry interaction. It also runs exchange initiatives and recruitment events with local firms and the University Alliance Ruhr (UA Ruhr) partners.
As part of the UA Ruhr alliance (with Ruhr-Universität Bochum and University of Duisburg‑Essen), TU Dortmund secured funding for three new Clusters of Excellence: • RESOLV (solvation science – third funding phase) • CASA (cybersecurity) • Color Meets Flavor (particle physics) Each cluster will receive multi‑million-euro funding annually from 2026 to 2032
Four TU Dortmund graduates were recognized with the prestigious Hans Uhde Award for exceptional theses in engineering fields like AI-enhanced 5G mapping and compressor cooling research.
Team member Tobias Bisanz from TU Dortmund earned the ATLAS Collaboration’s Outstanding Achievement Award for his pivotal work on the ATLAS pixel detector at CERN.
An optical measuring method developed by Prof. Frank Jenau and Tobias Kuhnke, this sensor uses temperature-compensation to provide precise, low-insulation current measurements. It is designed to improve reliability and cost-effectiveness in high-voltage DC transmission systems. Supported by NRW’s “Patent Validation” funding program.
Invented by Prof. Stefan Tappertzhofen, this method makes it easier and cheaper to produce programmable quantum sensor components. It boosts scalability in quantum technology fabrication. Funded by NRW’s technology transfer initiative.
Designed by Dr. Michael‑David Fischer, Prof. Norbert Kockmann, and Alexander Behr, this heat exchanger recovers waste energy from shower water, cutting hot-water energy use by over 50%. The prototype is supported by EU and NRW EFRE funding (~€175 k) and aims to reduce CO₂ emissions by over 10 million tonnes annually in Germany.
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