Academics
Welcome to the Academics web server of the TUM School of Natural Sciences! From the smallest to the infinity, from biological chemistry to catalysis and materials - the TUM School of Natural Sciences offers a wide variety of study opportunities in physics and chemistry, laying a solid foundation for any technology- and application-oriented research.
Biochemistry - Academic Program Director (APD): Prof. Johannes Buchner
- Biochemie (B.Sc.) – DE
- Biochemie (M.Sc.) – DE
Chemistry - Academic Program Director (APD): Prof. Martin Elsner
- Chemie (B.Sc.) – DE
- Chemie (M.Sc.) – DE
Chemical Engineering- Academic Program Director (APD): Prof. Olaf Hinrichsen
Food Chemistry - Academic Program Director (APD): Prof. Michael Rychlik
Physics - Academic Program Director (APD): Prof. Wilhelm Auwärter
- Biomedical Engineering and Medical Physics (M.Sc.) – EN
- Matter to Life (M.Sc.) – EN
- Physik (B.Sc.) – DE
- Physik (M.Sc.) – DE/EN
- Theoretical and Mathematical Physics (M.Sc.) – EN
- Quantum Science and Technology (M.Sc.) – EN
Lehramt an Gymnasien - Studiengänge „Naturwissenschaftliche Bildung“ Academic Program Director (APD): Prof. Dr. Andreas Obersteiner – DE
- Fachkombination: Biologie - Chemie – DE
- Fachkombination: Mathematik - Chemie – DE
- Fachkombination: Mathematik - Physik – DE
Latest news on academic affairs
First Generation Academics: Your Successful Doctoral Journey at TUM
First Generation Academics in the TUM Community have already overcome many challenges and forged their personal path. With our new event format for Master's students and doctoral candidates, we want to further support First Generation Academics by creating a networking opportunity, talking about possible challenges of First Generation Academics during the doctorate, and providing tools to overcome them. The program includes brief insights into topics such as the ‚Leaky Pipeline‘ and ‚Impostor Syndrome‘, practical tips, and an introduction to support services. Additionally, successful First Generation Academics will share their experiences and there will be plenty of time for exchange and networking.
The event will be conducted in both German and English. While passive understanding of German is recommended, contributions to discussions can be shared in English
Please register through the link below in order to participate.
! Please note that the registration closes on 29 April, please register before this date !
- When? Tuesday, 08.05.2024, 6 p.m. – 8 p.m.
- Where? TUM Graduate School, Boltzmannstrasse 17, Garching; Ground Floor, Room E003
- Registration:https://collab.dvb.bayern/x/DQEAB
- Contact:Dr. Melanie Frank