Just in spring the cities of Dresden and Leipzig seduce metropolitan flair and marketplace stories mixed up with a cultural touch. http://www.sachsen-tourismus.de/en/regions/13-beautiful-cities/ The people in Dresdner enjoy their city in streets and squares, on stages and with artists of international standing together with guests from around the world. Leipzig, the city of music, art and books, shines with different facets. One of them is always: young, urban, vibrant, creative. And worth a visit. Kelley Ferro is travelling through Saxony, visiting Dresden, Leipzig, Meißen, Görlitz, Radebeul, Moritzburg and the Bastei Bridge. »Overview Saxony« by »Living Local, Traveling Global with Kelley Ferro« (https://www.youtube.com/user/KFtraveler) in cooperation with United States Tour Operators Association (USTOA) and Avanti Destinations.

TU Dresden is presenting a new image film under the title "Incredibly exciting - TU Dresden". This depicts their performance in teaching and research. In five subject areas, which are representative of all areas at the university, TU Dresden describes how they are working on a solution for the global problems of mankind. Scientists are giving an insight into their work under the headings "Air to breathe", "Water for life", "Healing the sick", "Acceptance for progress" and "Electronics of the future". The individual subject areas are set to music in TU Dresden's high voltage hall. 18 year old violinist Elina Rubio was enlisted as the musician. The native Spaniard has been studying at the Dresden University of Music (Hochschule für Musik Carl Maria von Weber Dresden) since she was 13 and is rated as an exceptional talent. The image film is around five minutes long and is also available to download online at http://tu-dresden.de/service/multimedia/filme The English language version has received the Golden Remi Award at the 49th Annual WorldFest-Houston International Film and Video festival. The image film "Incredibly exciting - TU Dresden" is a production within the Institutional Strategy of TU Dresden: “The Synergetic University”. It is funded by the Excellence Initiative of the German Federal and State Governments.

Medicine students share their experiences undertaking a semester exchange in Germany as part of partnership between Technische Universität Dresden and Flinders University.

In this video we´ll show one of the most beautiful cities in germany and explain, why it´s worth living especially at the "Nürnberger EI" in the district Südvorstadt. Are you interested in rent a furnished flat/apartment in Dresden? We are looking forward to hear from you and help you to find your apartment you feel home! Let's visit: https://www.nuernbergerei.de/ or call +4915734447511

Maske aufsetzen und aufbehalten, Abstand halten, regelmäßiges Lüften und elektronisch anmelden, sobald man ein TU Dresden-Gebäude betritt: Das ist ein Teil wichtiger Corona-Maßnahmen, die an unserer Universität gelten. Wir bitten alle Hochschulangehörigen, sich daran zu halten und somit zu helfen, das Virus einzudämmen. Wear your mask everywhere on campus, keep your distance, air out the rooms regularly and register electronically as soon as you enter a building of TU Dresden: this is all part of the measures at the university to combat the Coronavirus. We ask that all members of the university adhere to them and do their part to help contain the spread of infection.

Neu an der SLUB? Dieser Clip gibt erste Infos über die Anmeldung und unseren Service Hoffmann, K., Rahm, S. (2019). Kompaktwissen: Die SLUB: SLUBcast [Online-Video]. Dresden. Retrieved from https://youtu.be/ujTBUNKDuxM

In der Serie "Wissenswert" stellt die Sächsische Bibliotheksgesellschaft (SäBiG) die Bibliotheken des Freistaates vor. Ihr erster Beitrag widmet sich der SLUB Dresden.

Mit diesem dritten Teil schließen wir den Rundgang über den Hauptcampus der TU Dresden ab. Diesmal nehmen dich Florian und Veronika unter anderem mit zum Weberplatz, der Strehlener Straße und der Wiener Straße. Dort sind vor allem die Geistes- und Sozialwissenschaften zu Hause. Alle Angebote rund ums „Ausprobieren“ der TU Dresden findest du unter https://tu-dresden.de/uni-testen/. Unsere Stationen: 0:00 Start am Hörsaalzentrum 0:13 Recknagel-Bau 0:29 Willersbau 0:45 Trefftz-Bau 1:21 Seminargebäude 1:45 Bürogebäude Zellescher Weg (BZW) 2:14 Andreas-Schubert-Bau 2:58 Wohnheime Wundtstraße 4:47 Weberbau 6:28 Zweigbibliothek Erziehungswissenschaften 7:30 August-Bebel-Straße 8:23 Studentenhaus Tusculum 8:52 Bürogebäude Strehlener Straße 9:42 Wiener Straße 10:28 Ende im Großen Garten Bilder: Kustodie der TU Dresden, Refugee Law Clinic, Studentenwerk Dresden, Nils Eisfeld, DHSZ, Kino im Kasten, SMWK/Stephan Floss Videomaterial: SLUB Dresden, SoundLab Dresden Musik: www.bensound.com Film: Carola Queitsch / Karl J. Donath / TU Dresden

Dein 1. Semester an der TU Dresden steht vor der Tür und Du fragst Dich, was auf Dich zukommt? Wer immatrikuliert Dich hier und woher bekommst Du ein Wohnheimzimmer? Wie funktioniert das mit dem Bezahlen in der Mensa und wer ist eigentlich dieser Herr Potthoff? All diese Fragen und mehr beantworten Euch die beiden Studierenden der TU Dresden, Frishta aus Afghanistan und Pablo aus Argentinien in diesem Video. Weitere Informationen findet Ihr unter http://tu-dresden.de/international. -- You are about to start your first semester at TU Dresden and you're wondering what to expect? Who's going to enrol you and where can you rent a room in a student dorm? How does eating in the "Mensa" work and who's this Mr. Potthoff anyway? All these questions and more are answered in this video by TU Dresden students Frishta from Afghanistan and Pablo from Argentina. More information can be found at: http://tu-dresden.de/international