TUM Global News

The first EuroTeQ Collider at TUM will be conducted by the Assistant Professorship of Policy Analysis. The theme is Leave no waste behind. The kick-off event for the project weeks in the summer semester will take place on March 28, during which… [read more]

The Welcome Services team of the TUM Global & Alumni Office supports international scientists with the administrative challenges of a professional move to TUM and Munich. What do TUM hosts need to know when inviting international scientists to their… [read more]

On February 25, Oliver Schramm, German Consul General in San Francisco, hosted a meeting for the Stanford University German Student Association (SGSA) and members of the German Hub to explore new avenues of collaboration. TUM San Francisco liaison… [read more]

From June 20 to 24, 2022, TUM will be hosting the second trilateral Global Fellows Program in collaboration with Imperial College London and Nanyang Technological University in Singapore. PhD students from all disciplines can apply until March 13. [read more]

On February 22, 2022, the German Center for Research and Innovation São Paulo (DWIH) celebrated its tenth anniversary. The TUM liaison office is part of the DWIH in São Paulo and started its work at the same time in 2012. On the occasion of the… [read more]

The first EuroTeQ collider at TUM will be conducted by the Professorship of Policy Analysis headed by Prof. Dr. Stefan Wurster in 2022. The Collider project weeks aim to tackle and solve problems related to the topic of Leave no waste behind. [read more]

Indoors or outdoors, for young and old: Our leisure tips for March offer numerous possibilities for all sorts of things and for everyone. Our Cultural Program excursion in March takes you to Schleißheim Palace. At the TUM Architekturmuseum, you can… [read more]

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 officer Valerie Schegk. After all,… [read more]

From the beginning of July to the beginning of September, approximately 30 students from universities in the UK, the USA, and Canada will visit us in the framework of the TUM Practical Research Experience Program (TUM PREP) to work on research… [read more]

TUM alumnus Uchendu Eugene Chigbu is passionately pursuing his dream. By promoting secure land tenure knowledge and practices, he hopes to eliminate land injustices and promote productive economies in Africa’s rural areas. [read more]