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TU Dortmund shines: top positions in the 2025 university ranking!
In 2025, TU Dortmund will impress with top rankings in engineering and new library infrastructure for students.
TU Dortmund shines: top positions in the 2025 university ranking!
The Technical University of Dortmund recently achieved excellent placements in the CHE ranking. The Faculty of Biological and Chemical Engineering in particular achieved top positions in Germany in three out of four categories. The mechanical engineering and electrical engineering and information technology courses were also able to hold their own among the top ten in several categories. In particular, the study organization, the courses offered and the support at the beginning of the course were highlighted, which reflects the satisfaction of the students.
How tu-dortmund.de reported that the students are extremely satisfied with the general study situation at TU Dortmund. The support at the start of your studies receives a high score. The students rate the bachelor's degree program in mechanical engineering with 4.5 out of 5 possible stars for the study organization and with 4.8 stars for electrical engineering and information technology.
Student feedback and equipment
The students' evaluations also relate to the equipment of the internship laboratories and learning rooms. In the bioengineering course, there are good ratings for the equipment in the internship laboratories (4.4 stars) and the learning rooms (4.2 stars). In addition, the IT infrastructure and the support for stays abroad in mechanical engineering were positively highlighted, both with 4.2 stars.
The Statistics Faculty at TU Dortmund University also takes part in the CHE ranking. Students appreciate the introduction to academic work and the career orientation offerings, which are each rated 4.3 stars. The support provided by teachers is recognized with 4.1 stars. In summary, it can be seen that TU Dortmund does very well, especially in the areas of study organization and course offerings.
Library offerings and campus infrastructure
In parallel to the academic successes, the TU Dortmund is also working on infrastructural development. The Emil Figge Library replaces the central library and becomes part of a new library concept with four locations. The collection includes over 1 million printed books and other media, including almost 562,000 e-books. The four library locations offer over 600 jobs, which is of great importance during the ongoing construction phase.
The Emil Figge Library, which is open until 10 p.m. Monday to Saturday, is complemented by the Sebrath Library, which is open until 8 p.m. Monday to Sunday. Students also benefit from an additional 1,800 study places and innovative facilities such as the MakerSpace in the Hybrid Learning Center. This state-of-the-art space offers, among other things, 3D printers and studios for podcast and video.
satisfaction among students
The general satisfaction of students in Germany shows a positive picture. According to the evaluations of the CHE university ranking, over two thirds of those surveyed rated their general study situation positively. Around 29.3% of students gave the highest rating of five stars, while 44.4% gave four stars. Information from daaad.de make it clear that the study organization and the equipment in the libraries in particular achieved excellent results.
The results of the CHE ranking can now be viewed online in DIE ZEIT’s HeyStudium portal. In addition, detailed information on the methodology and background of the ranking is available on the website che-ranking.de available.