TUM. The Entrepreneurial University. Technische Universität München

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1 TUM. The Entrepreneurial University. Technische Universität München

2 Science Capital»Greater Munich«Campus Freising- Weihenstephan Airport Campus Garching Freising-Weihenstephan Garching Sports & Health Sciences (Campus in Olympic Park) Campus MUNICH Munich, Downtown Hospital Martinsried MPI-Biozentrum Großhadern Munich, Olympic Park Munich, TUM Hospital

3 TUM. Locations in Bavaria. Ingolstadt Freising- Weihenstephan Wettzell Straubing Freyung-Grafenau Ingolstadt Iffeldorf Augsburg Garching Neuherberg Martinsried MÜNCHEN Wettzell Obernach Iffeldorf Obernach/ Walchensee Rosenheim Raitenhaslach TUM-Locations Science Network Straubing

4 TUM. Campus Munich Downtown. Civil Engineering and Surveying Architecture Electrical Engineering and Information Technology TUM School of Management TUM SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

5 TUM. Campus Garching. Chemistry Physics Informatics Mathematics Mechanical Engineering TUM Institute for Advanced Study Medical Engineering Neutron Source FRM II

6 TUM. Campus Weihenstephan. TUM Center of Life and Food Sciences Weihenstephan

7 TUM. Medicine. University Hospital rechts der Isar German Heart Centre Munich

8 TUM. Campus in the Olympic Park Sports and Health Sciences

9 TUM. Milestones of TUM History Carl von Linde 1905 Admittance of Female Students Chartered by King Ludwig II as Polytechnical School 1877»College of Technology«1901 Granted right to confer doctorate s degree 1930 Integration of Weihenstephan Campus

10 TUM. Milestones of TUM History Departement of Medicine 1970 Renamed into»technische Universität München«Presidential constitution 2002 German Institute of Science and Technology (GIST) TUM School of Management Faculty of Sports Science 2004 Neutron Source FRM II Heinz Maier-Leibnitz 2009 TUM SCHOOL OF EDUCATION TUM GRADUATE SCHOOL Neutron Research Reactor (FRM I) 1999 Substantial Structural Reform (»Lex TUM«) 2000 Center of Life and Food Science Weihenstephan (matrix structure) 2005 Institute for Advanced Study (IAS) 2006 Elite University

11 TUM. Nobel Prize Laureates. Heinrich O. Hans Rudolf L. Ernst Otto Klaus von Robert Wieland Fischer Mößbauer Fischer Klitzing Huber 1927 Chemistry 1930 Chemistry 1961 Physics 1973 Chemistry 1985 Physics 1988 Chemistry

12 TUM. Inventors & Entrepreneurs. Carl von Rudolf Oskar von Claude Willy Messer- Heinz Maier- Linde Diesel Miller Dornier schmitt Leibnitz Air Liquefaction Combustion Engine Storage Power Station Technology Aircraft Technologies Aircraft Technologies Neutron Research

13 TUM in the World of Knowledge. Scientific Excellence: TUM Institute for Advanced Study National Education System International Student Exchange scientific research / education entrepreneurial international Global Labor Markets (Science, Industry, Education) Society, Politics & Government

14 Elite University = Top-Level Research + Excellent Teaching 1. International top-level research 2. Education focusing on concrete scientific topics 3. Responsible for scientific advancements Science and technology for people Cosmopolitan attitude and global cooperation

15 Exzellenzcluster Robotik Astro Protein Photonen Nano Cognition for Technical Systems Origin and Structure of the Universe The Cluster of Excellence for Fundamental Physics Munich Center for Integrative Protein Science (CIPS M ) Munich Center for Advanced Photonics (MAP) Nanosystems Initiative Munich (NIM) Coordinator: Prof. Buss Coordinator : TUM: Prof. Paul LMU: Prof. Burkert Coordinator: LMU: Prof. Carell TUM: Prof. Skerra Coordinator: LMU: Prof. Krausz TUM: Prof. Molls Coordinator: LMU: Prof. Feldmann TUM: Prof. Abstreiter

16 TUM. Facts & Figures Departments (Schools) 133 Study courses Students 33% Female Students 18% Foreign Students 7,390 First-Years 3,500 Graduates 788 Doctorates 9,411 Scientific Publications 460 Professors (including university hospital) 5,000 Academic Staff Members (including university hospital staff) 3,000 Non-Academic Staff Members (not including university hospital staff) Collaborative Research Centres DFG (TUM as Coordinating University, resp. participating) 10 DFG - Leibniz Awards (since 1986) 46 Alexander von Humboldt-Awards ( ) 14 Nobel Prize Laureates 170 Partner Universities

17 Top-Level Education in 13 Departments Mathematics Physics Chemistry TUM School of Management Civil Engineering and Surveying Architecture Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering + Information Techn. Informatics Center of Life and Food Sciences Medicine Sports and Health Science TUM SCHOOL OF EDUCATION MUNICH SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING German Students WS 10/11 Foreign Students WS 10/

18 TUM. Budget. Total Budget 2009: 947 Mio. (incl. university hospital) Fundraising approx. 171 Mio (since 1999) 315 Mio 398 Mio 48 Mio 84 Mio 15 Mio 219 Mio 39 Mio Bavarian government funding Own revenue service (e.g. materials testing) Research Funding (public + industry) Tuition fees (1,4%) Industry Foundations Private

19 Organisational Structure Bavarian State Ministry of Science, Research and the Arts Executive Board Supervisory Board (16) Executive Board of Management (6) President, Vice Presidents, Chancellor External Members (8) Internal Members = Senate (8) Extended Board of Management (22) (includes Deptm. Deans) The Senate (9) Deans and Deans of Study Departement Councils 13 Departments: Professors, Staff, Students

20 TUM. Departments. Mathematics Mechanical Engineering Center of Life and Food Science Weihenstephan Sports and Health Science TUM SCHOOL OF EDUCATION Physics Medicine Informatics Chemistry Electrical Engineering and Information Technology Architecture TUM School of Management Civil Engineering and Surveying

21 TUM. Corporate Research Centers. High-Performance Neutron Source Catalysis Research Center Semiconductor and Nanotechnology Research MUNICH AEROSPACE Science Center Straubing (Biogenetic Ressources) Munich School of Engineering (e.g. Electromobility) Industrial Biotechnology Bionics Center Nutrition Science & Food Technology Medical Engineering

22 TUM. Partner Universities Network DTU Copenhagen Imperial College London Stanford University GeorgiaTech TU Eindhoven EPFL Lausanne Tsinghua University University of Tokyo TUM ASIA Pte. Ltd. NUS&NTU

23 GIST TUM Asia. The German brand in Singapore. Teaching MSc courses Industrial Chemistry Integrated Circuit Design Microelectronics Aerospace Transportation and Logistics Research Singaporian NRF Technische Universität München Chartered in 2002 as Pte. Ltd. Independent educational institution granted in 2009 Support by Singapore EDB & Industry 100% stakeholder partnered with

24 TUM. Business & Industry Network. Technische Universität München

25 TUM. Technische Universität München Technische Universität München