• New international degree programme "Computer and Geoscience in Archaeology"

    25.03.2024

    These days, archaeologists are increasingly using technology to discover traces of the past and make them legible. The HTWD is supporting this development by establishing the international Master's degree programme "Computer and Geoscience in Archaeology". From the coming winter semester, prospective students can enrol on this new, international degree programme at HTW Dresden.

    Studierende der Nationaluniversität der Mongolei und der HTW Dresden bei der Arbeit mit Vermessungsgerät du Bodenradar in der Mongolei.
    Cosima Steindorf
  • University of Florida and HTWD strengthen cooperation

    21.03.2024

    A delegation of American academics and students from various engineering degree programmes at the University of Florida (UF) visited our university last week to gain an insight into university education and to strengthen cooperation in research and teaching.

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    HTWD/ Peter Sebb
  • Virtual Summer School "Computer and Geoscience in Archaeology"

    18.03.2024

    From 3 to 14 June, the virtual summer school "Computerand Geoscience in Archaeology" will take place

    Bilder oben: Janna Fabry, Anita Mostofa, Moritz Knäbel Bilder unten: Huy Do Duc, Dominik Klenk, Hendrik Rohland Collage: Hendrik Rohland
    Bilder oben: Janna Fabry, Anita Mostofa, Moritz Knäbel Bilder unten: Huy Do Duc, Dominik Klenk, Hendrik Rohland Collage: Hendrik Rohland
  • Robot competence centre at the HTWD: New paths in student education

    13.03.2024

    The Faculty of Mechanical Engineering has opened a robot competence centre that will be available to students and researchers from various departments in the future.

    Die Fakultät reagiert mit dem ersten sachsenweiten Masterangebot im Bereich der Robotik auf die Bedürfnisse der Industrie und eröffnet Studierenden mit dieser Spezialisierung vielfältige Jobmöglichkeiten.
    HTWD/ Peter Sebb
  • Jonas about his study programme Electrical Engineering and Information Technology

    11.03.2024

    Jonas is currently in his 7th semester studying electrical engineering and information technology, specialising in mechatronics. Alongside his studies, as a study guide he meets prospective students at information days and helps them find their way to the right degree programme. In this interview, the student reveals why a technical degree programme is a good option.

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  • Using vegetation technology to create a climate-resilient urban sponge centre

    27.02.2024

    Sponge city principle against heavy rain: How technical vegetation systems make urban spaces more resilient. HTW Dresden is working with international partners on the ReWass project to establish modular rainwater storage systems in cities. Find out how these green solutions improve the water balance and have a positive impact on the urban climate.

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    Prof. Henning Günther (HTWD)
  • Water projects in the MENA region to tackle water scarcity

    23.02.2024

    Water scarcity is an increasingly pressing issue in the Middle East and North Africa. Together with partners in the affected regions, researchers at HTWD are testing promising solutions such as groundwater recharge methods.

    Jakob Sieg (HTWD) und Dr. Carsten Leibenath (Umweltbüro GmbH Vogtland) vermessen einen UF-Standort am Zarqa Fluss nahe Amman.
    HTWD
  • Alumni Story: Jessica Rietze (Product Design)

    16.02.2024

    From studying to teaching: Jessica Rietze, a former student at the Faculty of Design, mastered the balancing act between family and education and is now a lecturer at Fulda University of Applied Sciences. With a sound background in medical technology and design, she brings a breath of fresh air to design education and inspires students to think innovatively. You can find out more about her professional career in the latest alumni interview.

    Aluma Jessica Rietze im Porträt
  • International Cooperation

    24.01.2024

    HTWD is a new member of the GLOBAL EDUCATION: EXCHANGES FOR ENGINEERS AND ENTREPRENEURS (GE4) network

    fünf junge Menschen laufen die Treppe vorm Hauptgebäude der HTWD hinunter
    Crispin Mokry
  • Prevent, resist and adapt: Building in the face of climate change as a central task

    04.01.2024

    Dr.-Ing. Sebastian Golz starts in the postdoc programme at HTW Dresden

    Dr. Sebastian Golz an einer Versuchsanlage
    HTWD / Peter Sebb