Study within the EuroTeQ network

Czech Technical University in Prague (CTU): A prestigious institution, CTU is celebrated for pioneering cutting-edge engineering and technological education in the heart of Prague.
Technical University of Denmark (DTU): DTU stands as a beacon of innovation, fostering a research-intensive atmosphere that champions technological progress and environmental stewardship.
École Polytechnique (L’X): Esteemed for its rigorous scientific programs, L’X infuses its academic excellence with a unique blend of military tradition and discipline.
Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech): Reflecting Estonia’s digital dominance, TalTech leads with progressive digital technologies and smart solutions in governance and education.
Israel Institute of Technology (Technion): Technion is synonymous with fostering entrepreneurial spirit and technological breakthroughs, propelling Israel’s reputation as a vibrant startup nation.
Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e): TU/e is a crucible of engineering ingenuity, nurturing close ties with the industry to drive innovation in the Dutch technological landscape.
École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL): A beacon of innovation in Switzerland, EPFL excels in pushing the boundaries of scientific research and engineering, cultivating a fertile ground for advancements and knowledge dissemination in the global scientific community.

For the courses that take place during autumn and winter, the application period starts in May. And for the spring or summer courses, you can apply in November of the previous year.

The details of the courses can be found in the EuroTeQ course catalogue. Courses will be taught in English except language courses.

The course offerings of our partner universities are updated for each semester. Therefore, please always check our course catalogue for the current offers.

Yes, because for some courses there is also only a certain number of places available for EuroTeQ students. You can register for (and take) a maximum of three courses per semester. In any case, please consider how much time you need for your studies at TUM before registering for more than one EuroTeQ course.

Courses may take place in a variety of formats, which are then indicated in the respective course description. 

Information explaining the formats: 

• Online: Course and exam are held entirely online for all participants.
• Hybrid: The course is delivered in face-to-face for on-site participants, as well as online for our EuroTeQ participants.
• Blended: It is necessary to travel to the host university to participate in a part of the course for a certain period of time (e.g. practical training, lab-work).

Currently, only one Blended Intensive Program (Green Deal Collider) offers the possibility of reimbursement for flights and accommodation. Please don't hesitate to contact us to check the options for other courses.

No. Exchange students cannot take courses in the EuroTeQ Course Catalogue. Please take this into account when creating your study plan.

Exchange students from EuroTeQ partners can of course participate in the Course Catalogue, as they may be enrolled at a EuroTeQ partner even after they return to their home university.

English proficiency requirements are listed in the course catalogue. An English certificate must be submitted with the application to the home university. The placement test from our language centre is also eligible.

Yes, you can still apply. However, if the course ends up being oversubscribed, we will give priority to nominating students who better meet the criteria.

• Bachelor: We do not advise first-year students to apply for the EuroTeQ program, as their studies at TUM should be the main focus.
• Master: You can apply and submit your transcript of records from the Bachelor's program.

Should you wish to change your application, please get in touch with us.

For information on dates and deadlines, course schedule, and estimated study times for each course, please see EuroTeQ course catalogue.

Please note that due to the different lecture times of the partner universities it is not always possible to publish the schedules of all partner universities well in advance. Once all schedules are available, you will be informed by the respective host university as soon as possible so that you can coordinate your study plan. Overview of the structure of the academic year 2024/25 of the EuroTeQ partner universities

Please note that at some universities, such as TUM and L'X, the teaching academic staff makes the final decision on whether to accept or reject EuroTeQ students. In some cases, it is checked whether the students meet all the requirements for successful completion of the course. If there are any further questions regarding your enrollment, you will be informed by the institutions concerned.

We understand that sometimes it is not possible to continue with your chosen course for various reasons, such as scheduling conflicts, lack of time, or different expectations. If you need to withdraw from a course for any reason, please inform the home university, the host university, and the lecturer and also provide a reason for the withdrawal. This will allow us to more effectively manage any further developments.

Especially faculty offering hybrid courses often invest extra effort, time, and resources to make the experience as attractive as possible for EuroTeQ students, since they are attending from abroad. Please keep in mind that withdrawing from a course on short notice has no consequences. However, it does affect the flow of the course for the rest of the group and the lecturer. Therefore, we are very grateful for as early a notification as possible.

Yes, you usually have to take an exam. Especially if you want to receive credits. The type of exam can vary. It can be a written exam, a term paper, or a project work. You can find this information in the EuroTeQ course catalogue under each course description. 

If you have successfully passed a EuroTeQ course, you may be able to have it recognized to receive ECTS. In this case, please contact the examination office or the international office of your faculty/school. They will decide whether and how the course can be recognized.