TUM Global News

Our Welcome Services team has prepared a lot of colorful event tips for you to enjoy in June: For example, visit Herrenchiemsee Castle with us, join the Campus Run, or take part in the – mostly virtual – TUM Global Week! In addition, there is a wide… [read more]

On May 31 and June 1, 2022, the second TUM-Tsinghua SIGS workshop on smart materials took place. 25 representatives from both universities participated in the online event. [read more]

Even though information events in Latin America can now be offered on site again, the TUM liaison office in São Paulo continues to enjoy great success with its online events. The last preparatory webinars for candidates from Brazil and Mexico for a… [read more]

In May, the Bay Area Council Economic Institute released a major report on the future of innovation collaborations in the Bay Area. To mark the occasion, leaders in diplomacy, innovation, business and academia gathered in San Francisco on May 18 to… [read more]

It was the second time that the TUM office in Brussels organized the European Talent Academy (ETA) this year. The program offers young researchers from TUM, Politecnico di Milano, and Imperial College London a platform to network and learn about EU… [read more]

In mid-April, TUM Mumbai Liaison Officer Mohaa Vyas welcomed a guest for the first time since the start of the Corona pandemic: Layla Eberle, Senior International Strategist from the TUM Global & Alumni Office, was at IIT Bombay for a one-week… [read more]

The TUM liaison office for Latin America organized the first face-to-face events since the beginning of the pandemic, providing first-hand information on doctoral and postdoctoral research opportunities at TUM. More than 80 pre-selected candidates… [read more]

Semiconductors are at the center of a global technology race and the digital transformation of our world. Global supply is insufficient to meet the rapidly increasing demand. Since 2020, we have been experiencing a shortage of chips, in Europe and… [read more]

The Amazon Rainforest covers an area half the size of the United States of America. It spreads over nine countries, with thousands of rivers running through it, and is home to countless species of animals and plants, only about 20 percent of which… [read more]