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At TU Darmstadt, we carry out research in three major fields transcending the boundaries of individual disciplines: Energy and Environment (E+E), Information and Intelligence (I+I) as well as Matter and Materials (M+M).
Wir forschen an der TU Darmstadt auf drei großen, die Grenzen einzelner Fächer sprengenden Forschungsfeldern: Energy and Environment (E+E), Information and Intelligence (I+I) und Matter and Materials (M+M).
Deeply rooted in the City of Science Darmstadt and intensively networked in the Metropolitan Region: TU Darmstadt invites you through many avenues to visit, make use of its facilities and keep your curiosity alive.
TU Darmstadt offers two-stage Bachelor's/Master's degrees for those wishing to teach at vocational schools. The Master's programme furthers your studies from the Bachelor of Education course and is combined with a subject (teaching subject).
Start of studies, organisation, dates: This is where students can find important information about studying at TU Darmstadt. When it comes to university life, involvement, sport, jobs and career also play an important role in addition to studying itself. Learn more.
The Technische Universität Darmstadt (official English name Technical University of Darmstadt, sometimes also referred to as Darmstadt University of Technology), commonly known as TU Darmstadt, is a research university in the city of Darmstadt, Germany.
But what degrees are there, what procedures or deadlines must be observed - and who helps with questions? Here you can find out which previous achievements and qualifications you can use to study at TU Darmstadt - and what else you need to consider when applying.
Application to the TU Darmstadt with international university entrance qualification (HZB) Whether German or foreign HZB – the online application portal TUCaN is available for all prospective students and the same application deadlines apply.
Academic programmes. At a glance: TU Darmstadt offers over 130 courses and six different degree qualifications. There is a broad range of choice, although the focus is on engineering. Studying for a Bachelor's degree typically takes six semesters.
TU Darmstadt offers two-stage Bachelor's/Master's degrees for those wishing to teach at vocational schools. The Bachelor's course teaches knowledge in a relevant vocational subject area as well as pedagogical and practical skills.
