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Die Technische Universität München (kurz TUM) ist mit über 52.500 Studenten die nach Studentenanzahl größte Technische Universität in Deutschland ( TU9 ). Ihr Stammsitz ist München.
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19th century
In 1868, King Ludwig II of Bavaria founded the Polytechnische Schule München with Karl Maximilian von Bauernfeind as founding director. The new school had its premises at Arcisstraße, where it is still located today. At that time, around 350 students were supervised by 24 professors and 21 lecturers. The institution was divided into six departments: The "General Department" (mathematics, natural sciences, humanities, law and economics), the "Engineering Department" (civil engineering and surv...
20th century
In 1906, Anna Boyksen became the first female student to enroll in electrical engineering, after the Bavarian government had allowed women to study at technical universities in the German Empire. Martha Schneider-Bürger became the first German female civil engineerto graduate from the university in 1927. In 1913, Jonathan Zenneck became director of the newly created Physics Institute. During the Weimar Republic, the TH München faced the challenge of limited resources and was drawn into radica...
Post World War II
During the war, 80 percent of the university's facilities in Munich had been destroyed. Under these difficult conditions, teaching resumed in April 1946. In 1956, the construction of a research reactor in Garching was the beginning of the Garching campus. In 1969, the physics department building was opened there, followed in 1977 by new buildings for the chemistry, biology and geosciencedepartments. In 1967, a Faculty of Medicine was founded with campuses in Haidhausen (Rechts der Isar Hospit...
Schools and departments
As a technical university, the university specializes in engineering, technology, medicine, and the applied and natural sciences. Compared to a Volluniversität (a universal university), it lacks the Geisteswissenschaften, including law and many branches of the social sciences. As of 2023, the Technical University of Munich is organized into seven schools and departments: Other institutions include the Rechts der Isar Hospital, the TUM Graduate School and the Munich School of Politics and Publ...
Research
The Technical University of Munich is one of the most research-focused universities in Europe. This claim is supported by relevant rankings, such as the funding ranking of the German Research Foundation and the research ranking of the Centre for Higher Education. Under the German Universities Excellence Initiative, TUM has obtained funding for multiple research clusters, including e-conversion (energy technology), MCQST (quantum mechanics), ORIGINS (astrophysics, biophysics and particle physi...
Partnerships
TUM has over 160 international partnerships, ranging from joint research activities to international study programs. Partners include: 1. Europe: ETH Zurich, EPFL, ENSEA, École Centrale Paris, TU Eindhoven, Technical University of Denmark, Technical University of Vienna, NMBU 2. United States: MIT, Stanford University, Northwestern University, University of Illinois, Cornell University, University of Texas at Austin, Georgia Tech 3. Asia: National University of Singapore, Multimedia Universit...
As of winter semester 2023/24, 52,580 students are enrolled at TUM, of whom 36% are female and 45% are international students.
Nobel Prize laureates
17 Nobel Prizewinners have studied, taught or researched at the TUM: 1. 1927 – Heinrich Otto Wieland, Chemistry (bile acids) 2. 1929 – Thomas Mann, Literature (Buddenbrooks) 3. 1930 – Hans Fischer, Chemistry (constitution and synthesis of haemin and chlorophyll) 4. 1961 – Rudolf L. Mößbauer, Physics (Mößbauer effect) 5. 1964 – Konrad Emil Bloch, Physiology or Medicine (mechanism and regulation of the cholesterol and fatty acid metabolism) 6. 1973 – Ernst Otto Fischer, Chemistry (sandwich comp...
Scientists
1. Friedrich L. Bauer, computer scientist, known for the stackdata structure 2. Rudolf Bayer, computer scientist, known for the B-tree and Red–black tree 3. Rudolf Diesel, engineer, inventor of the Diesel engine 4. Claude Dornier, airplane designer 5. Emil Erlenmeyer, chemist, known for the Erlenmeyer flask 6. Asta Hampe, engineer, statistician and economist 7. Carl von Linde, engineer, discoverer of the refrigeration cycle 8. Heinz Maier-Leibnitz, physicist 9. Walther Meissner, physicist, kn...
Pabst, Martin (2006). Technische Universität München: die Geschichte eines Wissenschaftsunternehmens (in German). Berlin: Metropol. ISBN 978-3-938690-34-5. OCLC 645055557.Wengenroth, Ulrich (1993). Technische Universität München - Annäherungen an ihre Geschichte (in German). Technische Universität München. ISBN 978-3-929391-03-9. OCLC 243765003.1868 vom technikaffinen bayerischen König Ludwig II. gegründet, sollte die Technische Universität München einst Industrie und Wirtschaft den „zündenden Funken der Wissenschaft bringen“. Heute zählt unsere Universität zu den Besten Europas.
Die wichtigsten Statistiken zur TUM: Studiengänge, Professor:innen, Preise, Rankings sowie die Geschichte unserer Exzellenzuniversität.
Die Technische Universität München (TUM oder TU) ist eine bedeutende deutsche Universität. Sie wurde 1868 durch König Ludwig II. als Polytechnische Schule in München gegründet. Sie erhielt 1877 offiziell den Namen Königlich Bayerische Technische Hochschule München. Sie ist immer noch die einzige Technische Hochschule in Bayern. Im jetzt ...
