TUM Global News

The TUM Global Postdoc Fellowship 2024 offers up to ten young international scientists the opportunity to conduct research with a host at TUM for up to two years as part of the fellowship and thus continue their career at TUM. The next call for… [read more]

Sustainability and inclusivity must go hand in hand: Sarah Billington is the fourth author in our global discourse series “One Topic One Loop”: She is a Senior Fellow at the Woods Institute for the Environment at Stanford University and was speaker… [read more]

On August 10, the final of the 3rd German-Brazilian EdTech Hackathon took place, which is co-organized by the TUM liaison office in São Paulo. This year's theme was "Education for Sustainable Development," and first place went to the Green Seed… [read more]

The flagship partnership between UQ and TUM is an example of how two universities from different parts of the world can have a significant impact on education and research. Through the TUM Global Visiting Professor Program, Dr. Edward Narayan, a… [read more]

Carla Albrecht-Hengerer from the TUM Global & Alumini Office has been coordinating the EuroTeQ alliance since its beginnings in 2020. In this interview, she talks about the development and great accomplishments of the joint work and gives an outlook… [read more]

The Technical University of Munich (TUM) and Nanyang Technological University Singapore (NTU) have set up a flagship partnership. The agreement strengthens TUM's cooperation with NTU and its global network in Southeast Asia. TUM's fourth flagship… [read more]

The Indonesian ambassador to Germany, Arif Havas Oegroseno, visited TUM on July 19. Alongside members of the Indonesian embassy in Berlin, Agnia Larasati was also among the delegation participants. She is a student at TUM and the current chairwoman… [read more]

Sustainability is about more than CO2 reduction: The third author in our global “One Topic One Loop” series is Christine Nellemann, Dean for Sustainability, Diversity and International Cooperation at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU). In her… [read more]

The United Kingdom is an important and long-standing partner of TUM. Brexit has changed the conditions for cooperation. However, despite limited options, the motivation to continue promoting student and staff exchanges and joint research… [read more]

The TUM.Africa Talent Program was established to host doctoral candidates from partner universities in sub-Saharan Africa at TUM for short stays. They collaborate with "buddies" on research projects and engage in a continuing education program at the… [read more]