January is in full swing. With thermometers registering sub-zero degrees, it’s not uncommon to see snow-loving students taking each other on to build the biggest snowman at TU Chemnitz. My friends and I have added a new member to the…
Each of the seven departments has prepared exciting surprises for the birthday week. The Faculty of Humanities is celebrating its 25th anniversary, and it has prepared a week of events from 15–24 January. The departments will commemorate a quarter-century of…
“What will I do when I’m done with my undergraduate studies?” At some point, every student asks him or herself this. Everyone’s point of view on this is different – I opted not to take a break between my 6th…
Each year a great number of students find themselves in search of an internship which they consider as a continuation of what has been taught so far at university. However, an internship may mean more than the continuation of one’s…
Das Erasmus Programm brachte sie im Jahr 2014 von der Türkei nach Deutschland und nun studiert Rabia an der TU Chemnitz den Bachelorstudiengang Anglistik/Amerikanistik. An ihrem Studium gefällt ihr besonders gut, dass sie Kontakt mit Studierenden aus unterschiedlichen Ländern hat…
English Studies postgraduates share their impressions on their first taste of the film industry The 23rd International Film Festival for Children and Young Audience (Schlingel) took place from 1 – 7 October and drew around 25 000 visitors to more…
Join the TU Chemnitz Student Buddy Program and gain numerous lasting memories! Sometimes what may seem like a walk in the park for senior TU Chemnitz students can be an uphill battle for many new international arrivals. The Student Buddy…
Appreciating tea and good company at the English Club’s Chinese Evening On 26 June, the cosy FPM student club turned into a gate to China when it hosted the lively Chinese Evening organised by the English Club in conjunction with…
„American Popular Fiction from the Late 18th Century to the Early 20th Century” bei Dr. Stefan Meier…
There is a Russian proverb that goes “Live for a century – learn for a century”[1]. Although I thought that I was used to studying at the TU Chemnitz after four years, this April, my Master’s cohort was thrown into…
