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Over 5,000 international students are currently enrolled at the university, both as degree-seeking students and exchange students. This represents approximately 10% of the total student population at the university. 

India is only one of the many countries from which the University of Cologne accepts students. It is a globally recognised institution. It must be noted by international students that enrollment at the institution does need a German language competency certificate at DSH-2 or above.

For UG programs, the application deadline is July 15th for the winter semester. 

For Master's programs the application deadline for the winter semester is August 20th and for the summer semester its January 15th.

The application deadlines for the following programs are-

Master of Business Administration- August 20 

Master Economics- August 20 

Master Health Economics- August 20

Master Economics System- August 20

Master in Political Science- August 20

Yes, Dresden University of Technology allows all international students to work part-time while studying in the university. TU Dresden believes that practical practice motivates students and aids in the decision-making process while they pursue their research. It also improves the likelihood of academic achievement of students. Also, professional networking helps students understand and enter the corporate community. They get to learn about their abilities and potential so that they can set and accomplish specific objectives. With academic programs, the university strives to provide its students with a unique experience.

Yes, Dresden University of Technology provides two full scholarships for international students. Students aiming to pursue their higher studies from TU Dresden must apply for these scholarship in order to avail the benefits.

• DAAD EPOS Scholarships: For applicants from developing countries, limited to four selected master programs of the TU Dresden.
• School of Embedded Composite Artificial Intelligence (SECAI) Scholarships: For outstanding applicants to a master's or diplom degree programme with a focus on artificial intelligence.

TU Dresden acceptance rate of 46%. It is a competitve institution as it accepts approximately only 46 out of every 100 applicants on an average. However, students who meet the entry requirements specific to their course and submit their application on time have good chances of getting a seat here.

The University of Cologne does not impose tuition fees for its programmes. All students must, however, pay a social contribution fee, which amounts to around €250 each semester or €500 annually. Other student services and local transit costs are covered by this charge. A student's annual living expenses in Cologne come to about €9,500. However, the cost of living may vary depending on the student's lifestyle and accommodation choices.

Dresden University of Technology application deadlines for doctoral courses differ from the regular deadlines for international students. For these programs, students must apply to the university by following dates, according to the choice of intake season: