
European City of Future
Welcome to the capital of Saxony! Dresden has many faces. Get to know 800 years of history, an inspiring arts and cultural scene, a modern and future-oriented research landscape, excellent career opportunities, and plenty of nature for hiking, cycling and relaxing.
There are many good reasons for you to study in Dresden. Dresden is a city with history and celebrated its 800th birthday in 2016. It is the capital of Saxony and is considered one of the most desirable cities in Germany to live in. In the ranking "European Cities and Regions of the Future 2020/21" by the British fDi Magazine, Dresden was selected in the TOP10 of the category "Best Large City for Human Capital & Lifestyle" and in 2015 was repeatedly named "Germany's most beautiful city "*. Joie de vivre and warmth characterise our city and its inhabitants.
Together with around 45,000 students, you can look forward to ideal study conditions during your university education. There really is everything a student's heart desires here: art, culture, architecture and numerous leisure and recreational opportunities. In addition, Dresden is one of the economically strongest regions in eastern Germany, with a variety of promising career prospects after your studies.
If you decide to study in the Saxon capital, there is a lot to discover. On your first visit to Augustusbrücke, you will fall in love with the unique panorama of the city - preferably at sunrise or sunset. Then you will see the enchanting silhouette of Dresden with the beauty of the historic old town: the Dresden Frauenkirche, the Semperoper Dresden and the Zwinger - are just a few of the many extraordinary sights that await you.
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1. Get to know the locals and improve your German language skills
2. Be open with other students and people – so you also can meet new people
3. Attend your courses regularly and prepare for your lectures
4. Establish a learning group with other students to get in contact
5. Participate in project offers and events on campus
6. Use online forums to exchange with other international students
7. Inform yourself on the Internet, for example www.international-students.de or www.study-in-germany.de
Do you already know where you will live during your studies?We have some tips for you on how to find the perfect accommodation.
You have questions about life in Dresden?