Braunschweig University of Technology

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Research and teaching, campus life, and services at our Technische Universität Carolo-Wilhelmina are all based on our shared values and goals. These, in turn, are the result of a focused strategy development process and were adopted by the University’s Senate and Council in November 2013. All of the University’s strategic fields of action are based on them.
TU Braunschweig has a long-standing tradition of providing outstanding education to students passionate about the physical, natural, and social sciences. Whether you are interested in classic engineering sciences, inter-disciplinary studies, or international programs with renowned partner universities abroad, you can choose from 115 different degrees and part-time courses to find the one that best fits your interests.
Our programs are modular in structure and offer a wide variety of elective courses, allowing you to structure your course of study in a way that suits your interests. Our engineering programs are consistently ranked amongst the top 10 in Germany.
With 20,000 students and 2,000 professors and researchers, we can provide students with personal attention and instruction. Our six schools and 120 university research institutes offer a variety of options for study and world-class research. Our close contacts with partners in research, business, and industry will also provide you with valuable experience and connections for your future career.
Twenty-seven non-university institutions and worldwide operating companies in the automotive and the electric industry make Braunschweig Europe’s most active research and development region: More than 27,000 people work in research institutions and the development departments of major companies.
This is what makes Braunschweig the ideal location for a university: our scientists cooperate closely with non-university research institutes and companies – not only for individual research projects but also by building up a network with other research institutes interdisciplinary think tanks. Thanks to this cooperation between the University, research institutes, and industry.
TU Braunschweig is a university with an international profile: More than 2,700 students and young scientists from more than 110 countries study and research. TU Braunschweig maintains partnerships with more than 300 universities all over the world. Each year, we welcome 300 new international students, study for an academic degree, or participate in bilateral exchange programs.
TU Braunschweig has a fully-equipped Sports Centre (Sportzentrum) that provides sports facilities and training opportunities on campus. Additionally, it offers courses in 90 different types of sports. Most courses are free for some, a small fee is charged. Specific sports such as parachuting and horse riding are more costly. The wide range of sports on offer is exceptional: In rankings, the Sports Centre at TU Braunschweig was placed in the top group.
The Study Service Centre (SC) offers a joint venue for advice and services for prospective students, current students, and those interested in TU Braunschweig. With this single point of contact, you can use all the advice, information, and services on offer. Back-and-forths between offices will not delay responses to your requests and concerns. The following facilities are integral parts of the Study Service Centre: Matriculation Office, Central Student Advisory Service, International Office, Career Services, and Student Support Service.
International Office is your first point of contact for all questions you might have about studying at TU Braunschweig. We provide you with support and information on issues such as application and admission, visa regulations, finance, or the University in general. We also advise students at TU Braunschweig who are planning to study abroad.
The Central Student Advisory Service can advise you on decisions concerning your academic subject and provide information on qualifications necessary for admission. During the further course of your studies, you can contact the Central Student Advisory Service whenever necessary, for example, if you are struggling with your subject or are considering a change of your degree course.
The Matriculation Office is responsible for admissions procedures and for registering students at the University. During your studies, you will come into contact with the Matriculation Office whenever you request a leave of absence, change your academic subject, or request your removal from the Students Register at the end of your studies.
More than 20,000 students live in the historic and vibrant university city of Braunschweig. The study, work, and research at Technische Universität and the University of Art, shaping life in Oker City.

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