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Technische Universität Dresden

Dresden, GermanyReviewed 22 October 2026

TU Dresden's Computational Modeling and Simulation MSc brings computer science and mathematical methods into scientific and engineering applications.

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TU Dresden's Computational Modeling and Simulation MSc brings computer science and mathematical methods into scientific and engineering applications. The four-semester English-taught degree offers tracks such as Computational Life Sciences, Visual Computing and Applied Artificial Intelligence. This profile refers to TU Dresden, not the separate HTW Dresden institution.

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Academic eligibility

  • A qualifying first degree in computer science, mathematics, natural sciences, economics/finance or engineering is expected.
  • The aptitude process checks programming, calculus, linear algebra, probability, algorithms/data structures and track-relevant preparation.
  • International-degree applicants must follow both the university's CMS assessment instructions and the applicable uni-assist process; prior eligibility assurance is not offered.

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Language requirements

  • English B2 is required.
  • Published examples include IELTS 6.0 and PTE Academic 60.
  • The official page has detailed evidence and exemption rules; an Indian English-medium degree should not be assumed to provide an automatic waiver.
  • GRE evidence is optional, not a universal mandatory admission test for this programme.

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Study intakes

  • First-semester entry is in winter.
  • The catalogue currently states that its information is valid until May 2027 and may change; confirm the final 2027/28 call rather than interpreting higher-semester summer entry as a new-student intake.

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Application deadlines

  • The application instructions effective from 2026 give 1 April–31 May for non-EU applicants with foreign university qualifications; EU foreign-degree and German-degree categories have different windows.
  • A separate year-labelled 2027 call was not verified.
  • Use the nationality/qualification category, not a generic 15 July date.

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International tuition

  • The institutional DAAD programme entry lists no ordinary tuition.
  • TU Dresden warns that second-degree or long-term-study fees can apply in relevant cases.
  • The official Student Services table quotes EUR 361 per semester for TU Dresden in winter 2026/27; this is a contribution, not annual tuition, and is not a verified winter 2027/28 quotation.

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Scholarships & funding

  • The department specifically links the Computational Life Sciences and Applied Artificial Intelligence tracks to competitive SECAI scholarship opportunities.
  • Eligibility for those opportunities is not an award guarantee, and no current 2027 amount or closing date was verified for this profile.

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What can international students study at Technische Universität Dresden?

Selected programme options include Computational Modeling and Simulation MSc. These are selected examples, not the full catalogue. Availability, campus, mode of study and teaching language must be checked for your intake.

What are the entry requirements for Technische Universität Dresden?

A qualifying first degree in computer science, mathematics, natural sciences, economics/finance or engineering is expected. The aptitude process checks programming, calculus, linear algebra, probability, algorithms/data structures and track-relevant preparation. International-degree applicants must follow both the university's CMS assessment instructions and the applicable uni-assist process; prior eligibility assurance is not offered. English B2 is required. Published examples include IELTS 6.0 and PTE Academic 60. The official page has detailed evidence and exemption rules; an Indian English-medium degree should not be assumed to provide an automatic waiver. GRE evidence is optional, not a universal mandatory admission test for this programme.

How much are international tuition fees at Technische Universität Dresden?

The institutional DAAD programme entry lists no ordinary tuition. TU Dresden warns that second-degree or long-term-study fees can apply in relevant cases. The official Student Services table quotes EUR 361 per semester for TU Dresden in winter 2026/27; this is a contribution, not annual tuition, and is not a verified winter 2027/28 quotation. Fees are not a university-wide average. Confirm the exact course, fee year, currency, deposit, extra charges and refund conditions before paying.

When is the application deadline for Technische Universität Dresden?

The application instructions effective from 2026 give 1 April–31 May for non-EU applicants with foreign university qualifications; EU foreign-degree and German-degree categories have different windows. A separate year-labelled 2027 call was not verified. Use the nationality/qualification category, not a generic 15 July date. First-semester entry is in winter. The catalogue currently states that its information is valid until May 2027 and may change; confirm the final 2027/28 call rather than interpreting higher-semester summer entry as a new-student intake. A semester start date is not an application closing date. Check scholarship and visa timelines separately.

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