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Technicsche Universität Chemnitz, Sachsen, Deutschland | Chemnitz University of Technology, Saxony, Germany


Introduction:

TU Chemnitz is located in Chemnitz, with over 10,000 students and is the third largest university in the state of "Saxony". According to Wikipedia it has around 1000 new international students every year from all over the world. It has approximately 2000 employees in Science, Engineering and Management domains. It has outstanding research in many fields; for example, in the research area of "Smart Systems and Materials" TU Chemnitz is involved in Federal Cluster of Excellence - Center for Advancing Electronics Dresden(cfAED). The university also provides active support for the transition from the auditorium into entrepreneurship with the help of SAXEED - Start up network. It also has Smart Systems Campus, which is very near to the campus as well as the Fraunhofer-Institute for Electronic Nano Systems (ENAS). TU Chemnitz co-operates with 126 partner institutions in 39 countries.

If you need more information, here is a Wikipedia link: TU Chemnitz

Faculties:

Here is the list of Faculties/Departments that are available at TU Chemnitz:

Advanced Functional Materials | Masters

Important points:
  • Start of program - Winter semester
  • In Special cases, students can also enroll in summer semester also
  • Course language - English
  • Proof of English language proficiency required
  • Faculty - Natural Sciences
  • International students must apply via Uni-assist
  • German applications: Online application
Focus areas of subjects:
  • Materials chemistry
  • Materials physics
  • Advanced Functional materials
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Embedded Systems | Masters

Important points:
  • Start of program - Winter semester
  • It is also possible under special cases, to start in Summer semester
  • Course language - English
  • Proof of English language proficiency required
  • Proof of German language proficiency of A2 level required
  • Faculty - Electrical Engineering and Information Technology
Focus areas of subjects:
  • Automotive systems
  • System Design
  • Signal processing
  • Tools for Systems Design
Important links:
Important points:
  • Start of program - Winter semester
  • Course language - English
  • Proof of English language proficiency required
  • Proof of German language proficiency of A2 level required
  • Faculty - Humanities
Focus areas of subjects:
  • Comparing societies, politics and cultures
  • English as a Global language
  • English literatures
  • Literature and the Media
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Information & Communication Systems | Masters

Important points:
  • Start of program - Winter semester
  • Under special cases, student can also enroll in Summer semester
  • Course language - English
  • Proof of English language proficiency required
  • Proof of German language proficiency of A2 level required
  • Faculty - Electrical Engineering & Information Technology
Focus areas of subjects:
  • Digital and circuit technology
  • High frequency technology and photonics
  • Communication networks
  • Communication engineering
  • Circuit and system design
Important links:

Integrated International Master and Doctoral degree program in Mathematics | Master + PhD

Important points:
  • 4 semester - Master | 6 semester - PhD
  • Start of program - Winter semester
  • Course language - English
Focus areas of subjects:
  • Algebra
  • Analysis
  • Geometry
  • Numerical mathematics
  • Optimization
  • Stochastics
Important links:

Micro & Nano Systems | Masters

Important points:
  • Start of program - Winter semester
  • Course language - English
  • Proof of English language proficiency required
  • Proof of German language proficiency of A2 level required
  • Faculty - Electrical Engineering & Information Technology
Focus areas of subjects:
  • Micro and Nano electronics
  • Microsystems design
  • Microsystems and Instrument engineering
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Web Engineering | Masters

Important points:
  • Start of program - Winter semester 
  • Course language - English
  • Proof of English language proficiency required
  • Faculty - Computer Science
Focus areas of subjects:
  • Basics of Database systems, Semantic web, Current data and Information access methods
  • Software engineering
  • Web-based Distributed systems
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