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Yes, Chemnitz University of Technology has a significant number of students from other countries. By the winter semester 2024/2025, the university is home to roughly 11,000 students from around 100 countries, making it the most international university in Saxony. Concerning admission for international students for studies at Chemnitz University of Technology, there are two ways of applying (depending on the country of origin). 

Some of the most preferred courses by Indian students at Chemnitz University of Technology include M.Sc in Finance (In German), M.Sc in Sports Engineering, Master's degree in Business Intelligence & Analytics, M.Sc in Automotive Informatics, Diploma in Mechanical Engineering, M.Sc in Computer Science, M.A. in English & American Studies, Master in Industrial Engineering, M.Sc in Mechanical Engineering, and M.Sc in Public Health - Prevention and Evaluation, among others.

Chemnitz University of Technology is ranked #1489 in the Best Global Universities according to US News & World Report. In the Times Higher Education World University Rankings, the university was ranked between 601–800 in 2020. Additionally, the university is listed as belonging to the best 10% of universities in Germany (ranking 27 from around 400) and to the best 2% of universities worldwide (ranking 385 from around 20,000). 

The cost of living at Chemnitz University of Technology varies, but here are some estimates:Housing: The minimum and maximum rent is around 159.50€ to 249.50€ per month. Food: The estimated monthly cost for food is around 154€. Other Expenses: Additional costs for breakfast, work supplies, etc., are estimated to be around 100€ to 150€ per month. Semester Fee: The semester fee, including the student services and student body contributions, is around 237.65€. Total: The average living expenses for master's students are estimated to be around 6558€ per year. 

Finding part-time jobs while studying at Chemnitz University of Technology is not impossible, but it may not be as simple as it is in some other contexts. The university's Job portal is a resource for student jobs, and it is important to note that students should not exceed 19 hours of weekly work if they have a student visa. International students, especially those without a strong command of German, may find it more challenging to secure part-time jobs outside the university, as they would typically need a B2 level of German proficiency for most positions. 

The language of instruction for many programs at Technical University Dortmund is German. For a successful study, a knowledge of German language is required. German language proficiency tests that are accepted are DSH, TestDAF. When it comes to studying an English language program, the students require an English language proficiency. Check out of the official website of the university to know about the course requirements.

TU Dortmund University has a strong emphasis on research. The disciplines of the university like Mechanical Engineering with its emphasis on Production and Logistics, Physics, Biochemical and Chemical Engineering, Statistics, and Computer Sciences, and Education research are well known for their outstanding research both internationally and nationally.

Technical University of Dortmund QS rankings is #851-900th position in 2024. On the other hand, according to Times Higher Education rankings 2024, the university has been placed at #401-500th position. The university’s position has improved this year as compared to 2023 in THE rankings, as it was earlier placed at #501-600th position.

Yes, foreign students who have a permanent residence permit do not require a special work permit. As a rule, international students may be employed for 120 full days or 240 half days per year. Foreign students may be employed as student assistants.Also Read: Part-Time Work Options for International Students in Germany 

Yes, you can do an internship while studying at Dortmund University. Students can go for voluntary internships. But, foreign students can do part-time jobs for a total of 120 full days or 240 half days per year. This internship will be counted as regular work, even if it is unpaid. Note that in many degree programs, the internships are compulsory.