TU Dortmund University
Facts about the university
| Ownership | Public, North Rhine-Westphalia |
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| City | Dortmund |
| Founded | 1968 |
| Students | ≈ 33,594 |
| Programmes | 16 programmes · 8 bachelor's, 8 master's, 5 in English |
| German for enrolment | C1 |
| Tuition fee |
€0 per semester for international students what it consists ofTuition fee of the federal state (North Rhine-Westphalia), international students€0 Semester contribution€339.70
Some programmes charge their own fee — see the programme page.
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| Semester contribution | €339.70 per semester |
| Application | Via uni-assist; bachelor's until 15.07; master's until 15.07 |
| Campuses | , Campus Nord |
| Studienkolleg | Studienkolleg. des Ökumenischen Studienwerks e.V. für ausländische Studierende in Bochum |
About the university
Science in Dortmund
The University City of Dortmund offers its students excellent study conditions in a variety of academic institutions and research institutes. With them innovative companies from future industries are interlinked. A compilation of all scientific institutions, networks, foundations and competence centers in Dortmund with addresses and contacts can be found in the Science Portal of the City of Dortmund. There you will also find help with the many questions surrounding your studies – which subject of study could be suitable for me, where you can live in Dortmund, what funding options are available, and much more.
Faculties
The faculty determines the campus, the language of its programmes and the admission committee that evaluates your grades. Requirements can differ between faculties of the same university.
Studienkolleg
If your school certificate does not give direct admission, you first go to a Studienkolleg and pass the Feststellungsprüfung — it is recognised by every university. The colleges listed here are this university's partners.
Programmes
All 16 programmes →How to apply
The general procedure is the same for all programmes of the university; the required grade, language and additional requirements are on the page of each programme.
- 1Check your school-leaving certificateDirect admission, admission after a year at a university at home, or Studienkolleg first — it depends on your country and certificate.
- 2German C1 and a certificateDSH, TestDaF or telc C1 Hochschule — before you apply, not after.
- 3Application via uni-assistBachelor's until 15.07, master's until 15.07. Deadlines differ between programmes — check the programme page.
- 4Admission, visa, movingPlan 2–3 months for the visa and the blocked account — start them in parallel with the application.
What it costs to study
| Tuition fee | €0 per semester for international students |
|---|---|
| Tuition fee of the federal state (North Rhine-Westphalia), international students | €0 |
| Semester contribution | €339.70 |
Some programmes charge their own fee — see the programme page.
Campuses
About the campuses in detail →A programme is tied to a campus — when looking for housing, go by the campus, not by the university's main address.
Studying in Dortmund: housing, transport, costs →If you don't meet the requirements yet
Two typical stops: a school certificate without direct admission and German below the required level. Both can be solved within a year, but plan them before you apply, not after a rejection.
Questions about TU Dortmund University
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Universities nearby
University chosen — next come the programme and the deadlines
Requirements and deadlines differ within one university. We will pick 3–5 programmes for your certificate and language and plan everything back from the deadline.