Intensive teaching evaluation (questionnaires and personal evaluation discussion by student delegation with the lecturers); OPAL learning platform for online learning including forum function for discussion of content; exceptionally large number of lectures specially tailored to the Teaching Qualification (including the entire theory); cross-subject lectures and tutorials in Experimental and Theoretical Physics in the Master's course; bilingual Master's degree in Physics in which the students can choose the examination language; exceptionally large number of minor subject choices in the Master's degree course (25 topics, six in English)

Loughborough University, UK; Università degli Studi di Parma, Italien; Linköping Universitet, Institue of Technology, Schweden; AGH University of Science and Technology, Krakau, Polen; Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal; NTNU Trondheim, Norwegen; Aix Marseille University, Frankreich; Université Grenoble Alpes (UGA), Frankreich; Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spanien; Universität de Valencia, Spanien

Access to large-scale research equipment also on site: High-field magnet lab HLD and electron accelerator ELBE at the Helmholtz Centre Dresden-Rossendorf; joint technology platform of the TU Dresden and non-university institutions within the scope of the "Dresden-concept" association; access to high-performance computers of the TU Dresden.

Research in Solid State Physics, Nuclear and Particle Physics, Biophysics (Experiment and Theory), Theory of Complex Quantum Systems and Didactics; close links with the Dresden Leibniz, Max-Planck, Helmholtz and Fraunhofer institutes as well as industry; internationally unique concentration of fundamental (e.g. Correlated Electron Systems) and applied (e.g. Organic light-emitting diode/solar cells) research in the fields of Solid State Physics and Materials Science, Collaborative Research Center 1143, Cluster of Excellence ct.qmat and Physics of Life; participation in the ATLAS project (CERN); Laboratory for Nuclear Astrophysics.

The university-wide service "dresden exists" supports between 50 and 70 start-up ideas each year, from which around 20 companies emerge. Many of the start-up ideas supported received prizes and awards.