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Faculty of Mechanical Engineering "Studium International"

Certificate Studium International Students of the TU Dortmund University have the opportunity to acquire the certificate "Studium International" within the scope of their studies. The certificate can be obtained in any phase of study. The certificate consists of different modules and is awarded by the International Office. In order to receive a certificate, students must complete the "Intercultural Competence" training provided by the International Office. In addition, two of the possible three building blocks must be proven: Study Abroad and/or Language Competence and/or International Campus All important information about the participation as well as all FAQs can be found on the website of the International Office ! …
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Faculty of Mechanical Engineering - Language courses

Language courses The Center for Higher Education (zhb) at TU Dortmund University offers students the opportunity to take language courses as part of their studies. New Irish, Chinese, French, sign language or English - these are just a few examples of the wide range of courses offered by the zhb. In addition to the traditional language courses, specialized courses are also offered, such as "English for Engineering" or "Fachsprache Deutsch für Ingenieurwissenschaften B2/C1". An overview of the courses currently offered can be found on the website of zhb . …
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Faculty of Mechanical Engineering - Internalization

Internationalization at home You don't want to go abroad but still want to gain an international experience as part of your studies? Here you will find an overview of your options. © kozzi2/Shotshop.com Certificate "Study International © Naassom Azevedo/Pixabay Mentoring Program © Tumisu/Pixaday Intercultural competencies © Berkay08/Canva Language courses Contact …
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CIP Pool of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering

Computer in mechanical engineering building I CIP Pool The CIP pool contains computers on which courses and examinations are conducted. They can also be used for self-study. Opening hours CIP pool Once an key card has been issued, you can enter the Mechanical Engineering Building I at any time during opening hours. Please avoid entering during exams and lectures. The current room occupancy can be found in the LSF. Room Utilisation Plan CIP-Pool (LSF) Location The CIP pool is located in the mechanical engineering building I in room 263 Access for self-study The computers in the CIP pool can be used to prepare for exams, tests or exercises. However, this requires an access card, which can be borrowed from Mr. Arens (MB 1, R 351). The student ID must be shown for the loan and a deposit of 20.00 € will be retained . Opening hours R 351 - Mr. Arens Monday 08:00 - 11:30 Tuesday closed Wednesday 13:00 - 15:30 Thursday closed Friday 13:00 - 15:30 …
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Faculty of Mechanical Engineering - Hidden Facts

More than just a university Study location Dortmund © Contact GmbH The city of Dortmund Dortmund is a traditional student city in the heart of North Rhine-Westphalia. Dortmund offers a variety of experiences in every season. Whether the sun is shining or it's raining, whether you're in the mood for culture or nature, for a disco or a museum visit - boredom is certainly not an option for anyone in Dortmund. Hidden facts © halfpoint/stock.adobe.com Apartment search Dortmund is one of the ten largest cities in Germany, but still offers affordable rents. A typical month's rent costs around 320 euros, significantly less than in Hamburg or Berlin. Dormitory places are particularly sought-after: The Studierendenwerk allocates more than 2,800 places in 11 housing complexes in Dortmund. Since demand is high, it is advisable to apply early. Those who have not been able to get a place in a dormitory should look for shared rooms and apartments on real estate platforms and apartment exchanges on the Internet. Living in Dortmund © Aliona Kardash/TU Dortmund Everyday university life The German university system requires a high degree of independence and self-organization. With a few simple tips, you can still get through your studies in a relaxed manner. Study organization …
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Study at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering

We want you to make a career! You are already studying at the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the Technical University of Dortmund and have questions about the coordination of your studies, the examination regulations or the internship? Maybe you are already about to hand in your thesis and want to make sure you have thought of all the formalities? The answers to these and many other questions concerning the organization and coordination of your studies can be found here. You can download forms, guidelines and applications here and find out about current information or examination dates. If you have any further questions, we will be happy to answer them personally. © Felix Schmale/TU Dortmund © Roland Baege/TU Dortmund © Jürgen Huhn/TU Dortmund Prospective students Study programs Start of Studies Study Coordination Examination Internship Laboratory Work Interdisciplinary Qualification Bachelor and master thesis Study Guide …
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Faculty of Mechanical Engineering - Offers for pupils

Whether elementary school student or high school graduate - we have something for everyone! The TU Dortmund University offers a wide range of activities for children and young adults to get a taste of everyday life at the university and to get to know the university campus better! © Oliver Schaper/TU Dortmund Elementary school © Nikolas Golsch/TU Dortmund Middle School © beawolf High School …
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Faculty of Mechanical Engineering - Staff International

Staff In the following section you will find all the important information on staff mobility. © Katerina Holmes/ Pexels Teaching Mobility © Fauxels/ Pexels Staff mobility Contact …
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Faculty BCI Doctoral Commission

Doctoral Commission Tasks The Doctoral Commission deals with all matters concerning doctorates at the Department of Biochemical and Chemical Engineering. These include, for example, registration as a doctoral student, the initiation of the doctoral examination procedure and defining the regulations for the Department's doctoral examinations (Promotionsordnung). Members Prof. Dr. Markus Thommes (Chair) Prof. Dr. Alba Dieguez Alonso Prof. Dr. Elsa Sanchez Garcia M.Sc. Mathias Waldner M.Sc. Laura Marsollek M.Sc. Lea Winand (deputy) To the website of the doctoral committee …
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Faculty BCI Quality Improvement Commission

Quality Improvement Commission Tasks The Quality Improvement Commission deals with the allocation and "controlling" of quality improvement funds and with measures for quality assurance and quality improvement. Due to the nature of its work, the majority of its members are students. Members Prof. Dr.-Ing. Hannsjörg Freund Prof. Dr. Markus Nett Prof. Dr. Dieter Vogt M.Sc. Patrick Lotz M.Sc. Tobias Brockhoff (deputy) Edith Marie Wolllbrink Moritz Westerheide B.Sc. Isabel Keller Jonas Hack Xenia Wissing (deputy) Tom Heinrich (deputy) B.Sc. Magdalena Strebel (deputy) …