The opening of the TUM Mumbai via IGCC took place in 2014. Since then, the office has served as first point of contact for the TUM community’s engagement with India. Image: iStock.com/Chidanand M.
At major events, the TUM Executive Board makes every effort to attend in person to maintain strong relationships — as seen here with Prof. Juliane Winkelmann, TUM Executive Vice President for International Alliances and Alumni, at the Indo-German Dialogue in New Delhi. Image: DWIH New Delhi
Panel discussion on the future of knowledge transfer between India and Germany in New Delhi: Prof. Johannes Sauer represented TUM on an expert panel together with TUM Alumna Ria Rustagi. Image: Jai Narula
Prof. Johannes Sauer from the TUM Chair of Agricultural Production and Resource Economics (center), his research associate Roberto Villalba Camacho (2nd from left) and our Senior Regional Manager for India Mohaa Vyas (left) with TUM Alumni at a meeting at the German Embassy in New Delhi. Image: Jai Narula
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The prestigious Indian Institutes of Technology have been TUM's close partners in India since 2001. Since 2014, TUM Mumbai has served as a coordination platform for engagement between TUM and Indian academic and research institutions via the Mumbai Office of the Indo-German Chamber of Commerce (IGCC). TUM Mumbai facilitates institutional contacts, supports Indo-German academic and research cooperation initiatives, and facilitates the participation of TUM faculty members in international research events.
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Second batch of TUM students experience an IGP Winter School
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