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TUM Brussels – the liaison office for Europe

The core objectives of our liaison office in Brussels are closely linked to the European Science, Education and Innovation Agenda. Through joint initiatives with EuroTech partners as well as other European institutions, TUM Brussels has been strengthening TUM's profile in the EU and across Europe since 2012. In regular webinars and workshops, the office informs the TUM community about relevant EU initiatives and topics and also provides applicants with valuable advice on EU funding programs.

News and Insights from the TUM Brussels liaison office

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TUM Brussels Insights: The relationship between the EU and Switzerland – it remains complicated

The EU and Switzerland have traditionally had a complicated relationship. For the good of science, however, the two parties should do everything they can to achieve a happy ending, believes TUM Brussels liaison…

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Call for the development of the EuroTeQ Collider project weeks at TUM

The EuroTeQ Engineering University is looking for a dedicated chair, professor, or unit of TUM to develop and run the EuroTeQ Collider in 2022. The awarded team will be supported by a Program Manager position…

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TUM Brussels: Technology for society – are we getting it right?

With a small audience on-site and a large crowd online, TUM and its five partners within the EuroTech Universities Alliance celebrated the 10-year anniversary of the Alliance on November 10. The anniversary…

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TUM Brussels Insights: TUM alumna brings Design Thinking to European companies

In 2009, Diana Schneider started her Master’s degree in Industrial Design at TUM, where she gained her first experience with starting up a business through courses at the Center for Digital Technology and…

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TUM Brussels: Funding opportunities for global cooperation cut to the chase

The European Commission claims international cooperation as a strategic priority within their framework program for research and innovation Horizon Europe. To shed light on the opportunities for non-EU partners…

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