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Student ID card

Students of HTW Dresden get a student ID card in the form of a chip card, the hiTCard®, at the start of their studies.

 

The hiTCard® can be used as:

 

  • Student ID card
  • Library card
  • Access authorisation card for entrance areas and selected laboratory areas (Access to laboratory areas is provided after identification of authorised registration numbers.)

 

Lost your student ID card?

Contact the Student Secretariat immediately!

 

Questions?

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Questions and answers about the student ID card

Your name, registration number and library number are visibly printed on the student ID card. A passport photo helps in the visual identification of the student. In addition, the current semester code is printed in clearly legible blue letters on the TRW strip on the back of the card. The letters printed using the thermal process can be deleted at any time and are updated when you re-register, i.e., for each semester.

The printed data and the student's photo are printed once when the chip card is personalised and given to the student when he/she registers.

Print and fill out the Application for a new student ID card.

Please use the opening hours at the Student Secretariat to get a new ID card, bring the filled out application and your EC card to pay a fee of 10 EUR. If you cannot pay using an EC card, you can also pay in cash at the cash desk in Z 822 (please note the opening hours).

The following administrative process can be carried out even outside of the office hours of the Student Secretariat at the self-service terminal using the chip card:

  •     Updation of the semester code (chip and TRW strip)

The following actions can be carried out in the Student Secretariat:

  •     Renewal of the valid card imprint on the TRW strip (ThermoReadWrite)
  •     Updation of the semester imprint
  •     Issuing a new student ID card

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