From 29 September to 20 October 2025, at the start of the semester, the Induction Days for CSE will take place. This is a programme full of events designed to help you settle in. You will be introduced to the structure of the Master's in Computational Sciences in Engineering (CSE), have the opportunity to familiarise yourself with the campus and its facilities, and meet the people and institutes that will shape your studies.
Here’s a sneak preview of what you can expect:
➜ Get to know your degree: learn how the programme is structured and how to plan your studies.
➜ Refresher courses: brush up on key skills before lectures begin.
➜ Lab Tours: explore our research facilities and see current projects.
➜ Meet your peers and faculty: join social events to connect with fellow students and staff.
➜ Discover student life in Germany and gain insights into the local study culture and community activities.
➜ A special highlight is the President’s Welcome Address at the Eintracht Stadium on the final day.
Starting at TU Braunschweig? Then these online information sessions could be just what you need! Gain insights into accommodation, campus life and much more besides. Connect with fellow students, have your questions answered and find out more about settling in, navigating bureaucracy, financing your studies and making friends.
…from 13 to 18 October 2025, which will include campus tours, information sessions, workshops and social events for all new international students at TU Braunschweig. You will also get practical tips for living and studying in Germany, meet the support teams, and take part in activities that help you feel at home. It’s a great opportunity to explore the university and make new friends!
From 8 September 2025 onwards, the International Student Support team will be hosting online sessions to help you prepare for life and studies at TU Braunschweig. You will receive insider tips on finding accommodation, navigating campus life, and much more. You will also have the opportunity to ask questions, connect with students before the semester begins.