Level – Intermediate: A conversation course on current topics at TUM ranging from university structure, sustainable architecture or artificial intelligence. We will read articles, watch videos and discuss TUM related ideas determined by the participants.

With demographic change, an increasing number of people is excluded from driving due to physical or cognitive limitations. While impairments like visual deficits can have a great impact on driving safety and performance, the development of automated vehicles offers the potential of including such non-drivers in road traffic in the future. With an international composition of renowned scientists, this weekly webinar sheds light on manual and automated driving for visually impaired users in front of the background of psychology, ophthalmology, computer science and sociology. Further information on the individual lectures can be found under the connected URL.

With the TUM Global Dialogue event series, the TUM Global Network aims to connect the TUM community with cooperation partners and stakeholders from all over the world, facilitate an interactive global dialogue, and make current research topics available to an interested wider public. Organized by TUM Beijing, this session will focus on the discussion of novel ideas, technologies, industries, and new formats as well as models in the field of artificial intelligence and across disciplines, and will seek to promote interdisciplinary research between China and Germany.

Akademische Jahresfeier der TUM mit anschließendem Umtrunk in der Immatrikulationshalle (Hauptgebäude)

Level – Intermediate: How to conduct meetings, write emails, discuss interaction with students and administrative organization, and other topics of interest for those who would like to practice their English in a small group. Participants should bring samples of their work tasks to class!

Level – Intermediate: A conversation course on current topics at TUM ranging from university structure, sustainable architecture or artificial intelligence. We will read articles, watch videos and discuss TUM related ideas determined by the participants.

Level – Intermediate: How to conduct meetings, write emails, discuss interaction with students and administrative organization, and other topics of interest for those who would like to practice their English in a small group. Participants should bring samples of their work tasks to class!

Level – Intermediate: How to conduct meetings, write emails, discuss interaction with students and administrative organization, and other topics of interest for those who would like to practice their English in a small group. Participants should bring samples of their work tasks to class!

Level – Intermediate: How to conduct meetings, write emails, discuss interaction with students and administrative organization, and other topics of interest for those who would like to practice their English in a small group. Participants should bring samples of their work tasks to class!

With the TUM Global Dialogue event series, the TUM Global Network aims to connect the TUM community with cooperation partners and stakeholders from all over the world, facilitate an interactive global dialogue, and make current research topics available to an interested wider public. Hosted by TUM Mumbai, this panel discussion will showcase different aspects of the Urban Water-Energy-Food Nexus from various domains such as Academic, Industry and not-for-profit organisatons.

Level – Intermediate: A conversation course on current topics at TUM ranging from university structure, sustainable architecture or artificial intelligence. We will read articles, watch videos and discuss TUM related ideas determined by the participants.

With the TUM Global Dialogue event series, the TUM Global Network aims to connect the TUM community with cooperation partners and stakeholders from all over the world, facilitate an interactive global dialogue, and make current research topics available to an interested wider public. Hosted by TUM Sao Paulo, this panel discussion with scientists from TUM and its Latin American partner universities will present various ideas and concepts of the bio-economy in Brazil, Colombia and Germany and discuss how they create added value for local communities.

With demographic change, an increasing number of people is excluded from driving due to physical or cognitive limitations. While impairments like visual deficits can have a great impact on driving safety and performance, the development of automated vehicles offers the potential of including such non-drivers in road traffic in the future. With an international composition of renowned scientists, this weekly webinar sheds light on manual and automated driving for visually impaired users in front of the background of psychology, ophthalmology, computer science and sociology. Further information on the individual lectures can be found under the connected URL.

Level – Intermediate: A conversation course on current topics at TUM ranging from university structure, sustainable architecture or artificial intelligence. We will read articles, watch videos and discuss TUM related ideas determined by the participants.