TUM Global News

On September 19, 2022, Prof. Juliane Winkelmann, TUM Senior Vice President for International Alliances & Alumni, traveled to India. The main purpose of the trip was to visit IIT Bombay and IIT Kharagpur to meet with the partners of the Indo-German… [read more]

The newsletter for international scientists at TUM provides monthly information about Welcome Services events and interesting events in Munich and the surrounding area. In the October issue, we inform you, among other things, about the offer of the… [read more]

Around 1,000 students from 50 countries started their studies at TUM on October 1. The TUM Global & Alumni Office would like to take this opportunity to welcome all new exchange students. [read more]

With 100 applications in its first year, the German-Brazilian EdTech Hackathon was an immediate success. The event is a follow-up to the German-Brazilian Education Forum. The format is intended to jointly develop sustainable solutions for the… [read more]

In March 2022, 35 international experts met in Mexico for the International Soil Classification Workshop in order to examine the soils of a wide range of regions and landscapes. Among them were Julia and Laurin, who are studying Sustainable Resource… [read more]

In September, our Welcome Services team invites you to join us in exploring beautiful Regensburg. In addition, there are plenty of events on offer: The Global Bioeconomy Alliance's symposium Key Technologies in the Bioeconomy is taking place at TUM's… [read more]

Starting in 2023, for the first time, the TUM Global Incentive Fund will be co-funded by the Brazilian side via a cooperation with the research funding agency of the state of São Paulo, FAPESP. TUM researchers and their partners can submit… [read more]

In August, things are a bit quieter due to the vacations – but you are nevertheless offered a number of highlights for your free time: Our Cultural Program invites you and your families to take a beer garden tour across Munich, and the European… [read more]

From London to Garching: Nereida Abad-Yang is actually studying chemistry at Imperial College. She is currently doing research at TUM for nine weeks. She is taking part in the TUM PREP programme, which brings excellent international students to… [read more]