to the Division of Foreign Languages in the Center for Higher Education (zhb)
The Division of Foreign Languages at a Glance
The Division of Foreign Languages provides foreign language training and instruction at the academic level. Our target groups are students and doctoral candidates at TU Dortmund University. In line with the EU language policy and the established demand for EU citizens’ multilingualism, the Division of Foreign Languages supports the development of foreign language skills of university students and graduates through a wide range of offers. In doing so, it significantly contributes to the international mobility of students and university graduates in the areas of study, research, and work.
In addition to foreign language instruction, the Division of Foreign Languages offers instruction and support in the area of academic writing and presentations. Our writing lab w.space (scientific - writing - presenting - academic - communication) presents the division's unified vision for writing instruction and support for German as a native/second/foreign language and English.
News from the Division of Foreign Languages
WiSe 2023/24
Guidelines and procedures for WiSe 2023/24

Eat & Read
Open event for students and employees of TU Dortmund University

Registration for Language Courses
Language course registration for WiSe 2023/24 is possible from September 26. For some languages a placement test is required.

Registration for Writing Support
Registration for the offerings of the writing lab w.space in WiSe 2023/24 opens September 1.

DSH Exam
The Division of Foreign Languages conducts the DSH exam four times a year. Check out the upcoming exam dates.

Writing Consultant Training offially certified
If interested, students can get writing consultant training at the writing lab w.space.

Now on Instagram!
We'll keep you updated on our Instagram page about our language courses and the writing lab w.space.

Vocabulary Training
For the German learners among you, we have set up a Moodle page for vocabulary training (GeR B1/B2).
