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Study Opportunities at the UA Ruhr

The University Alliance Ruhr (UA Ruhr) offers students many opportunities to combine subjects at different locations and make use of its facilities. The universities combine their respective strengths in four joint degree courses.

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  • Cross-registered student status (Zweithörer*in) without fees for all
  • easier admission to and recognition of examinations
  • UA Ruhr student card
  • Use of all libraries and study locations possible

Further information on studying at the UA Ruhr

Admission to courses

Application for admission to courses (German only)

Cross-location Teacher Training Program

In the so-called split study program in the teaching profession, it is possible to study at two locations at the same time if the second desired subject is not offered at the home university. For example, the first subject can be studied at TU Dortmund University and the second subject at Ruhr-Universität Bochum.

Information on Split Studies (German only)

The UA Ruhr universities offer add-on subjects based on their respective models of their teacher training program, with which the teaching qualification for a third teaching subject can be acquired.

Information on Add-on Subjects (German only)

 

Joint Degree Programs

Minor Subjects in Journalism Studies

Students in the Bachelor of Journalism Studies choose a compulsory minor subject, some of which are offered at RUB:

Minors in Bachelor Journalism Studies

The Bachelor's degree in Science Journalism is taught in the complementary subject of Natural Sciences (focus on "Biosciences/Medicine") at RUB:

Complementary subject Natural Sciences in the Bachelor of Science Journalism

 


TU Dortmund University is part of the University Alliance Ruhr (UA Ruhr), which was founded in 2007, alongside Ruhr-Universität Bochum and the University of Duisburg-Essen. "Better together" - this is the motto under which the three major universities work closely together. There are now over 100 collaborations in research, teaching and administration.

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