In view of the high potential of Asian students and the increasing importance of China in the field of research & innovation, TUM opened TUM Beijing in 2006 as its first international representative office. Photo: iStock.com/hxdyl
Chinese students and doctoral candidates are the largest international student group at TUM. Photo: Astrid Eckert / TUM
TUM Beijing liaison officer Zhenshan Jin was awarded the Karl Max von Bauernfeind Medal by President Thomas F. Hofmann for her services to TUM in Asia. Photo: TUM
Regular alumni events, pre-departure webinars for future TUM students from China and the Weibo account make the TUM community in China one of the most active and engaged worldwide. Photo: TUM Beijing
Zhenshan Jin also organizes recurring meet-ups with the TUM Community in China. There is also a close connection to the TUM Ambassadors, here Prof. WANG Bing, Prof. ZHANG Shuaguang, Prof, QU Weidong, Prof. TANG Shengjing and Dr. Ji. Image: TUM Beijing
TUM Beijing liaison officer Zhenshan Jin coordinated the procedures for the contract signing for the flagship partnership with Tsinghua University. Photo: Tsinghua University
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China has been one of TUM's most important partner countries even before the establishment of the flagship partnership with Tsinghua University. The liaison office in Beijing was opened in 2006. It acts as a central point for establishing contacts and maintaining relationships with leading universities and research institutions in China and Taiwan and provides support in initiating cooperation as well as delegation visits. In addition to various information events and workshops, regular alumni events organized by TUM Beijing are also highly popular.
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