International summer school at the HTWD boosts German-Indian professional development in the field of groundwater recharge

In September 2026, the MARISS international summer school at HTW Dresden brought together researchers and students to explore artificial groundwater recharge, with a particular focus on bank filtration.

Students from three countries discuss the challenges facing the automotive industry

Twenty-six students from Germany, Japan and Taiwan explored the transformation of the automotive industry during the 2026 Global Study Programme in Chiba. Fourteen students from HTW Dresden worked alongside six students from Chiba University and six students from the National Chin-Yi University of Technology (NCUT) in Taiwan. The HTWD students were accompanied by Professor Stephan Zipser from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Professor Thomas Himmer from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering.

Welcome to HTWD: More than 1,500 first-year students are starting their degree courses

The new students were welcomed at the Kulturpalast during the formal enrolment ceremony. A week of events, advisory services and social gatherings will mark the start of their studies.

HTWD visits universities in Nigeria

In early September, a delegation from the HTWD visited Nigeria as part of an Erasmus+-funded summer school. Professor Rogler travelled to Lagos and Lokoja together with seven students and academic staff. They visited three universities: Anchor University and the University of Lagos in Lagos, and the Federal University in Lokoja.

Taiwanese delegation visits the HTWD

International exchange, technology transfer and start-ups were the focus of a Taiwanese delegation’s visit to the HTWD

Cooperation with Mongolia in engineering education

HTWD and the German-Mongolian Institute for Resources and Technology (GMIT) are expanding their collaboration. A new cooperation agreement lays the foundations for a binational degree programme in the Bachelor’s degree courses in Mechanical Engineering and Electrical Engineering. In future, Mongolian students will be able to complete part of their studies at the HTWD and conclude their degree there with a work placement and a practice-oriented Bachelor’s thesis.

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Changed opening hours during the semester break

New book return box now available in Pillnitz

Students win the First Year Student Challenge with their ‘Semi-Automatic Gate System’

A team from the international Bachelor’s programme in Electrical Engineering has won this year’s First Year Student Challenge organised by the Faculty of Electrical Engineering with their project, the “Semi-Automatic Gate System”. The four students developed a semi-automatic parking barrier and presented their solution as part of Dresden’s Long Night of Science.