TU Berlin has a long and rich tradition and is recognized globally as an excellent research university. The members of the university are wholly committed to the principle of sustainable development which tackles contemporary challenges without further burdening future generations. It is against this background that research and teaching in the natural, planning and engineering sciences are inextricably linked with the humanities and social sciences. Suitable subject areas This subject-specific exchange partner is suitable for students in the following subject area(s) only: Chemistry Language of instruction All Chemistry exchanges are lab-based and do not require a language other than English. Cost considerations Need information about managing your finances while studying at TU Berlin? Visit the living costs page for useful information to help you plan your student budget.Living costsVisit the DAAD’s finances page for helpful information on living costs, funding opportunities, scholarships, and other financial considerations for international students.Learn more about finances in Germany Key information TU Berlin provide advice for incoming students on their 'Support for exchange students' page, which includes guidance on applying, courses, housing, and social and cultural activities.Support for exchange studentsRead more about the Chemistry research profile. Chemistry research at TU Berlin This article was published on Monday 14 October 2024