University
Technische Universität Kaiserslautern
General remarks
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Subject areas featured in the ranking
- Architecture (Last update 2016)
- Biology / Bioscience (Last update 2018)
- Biotechnology (Last update 2016)
- Business Administration (Last update 2017)
- Chemical Engineering (Last update 2016)
- Chemistry (Last update 2018)
- Civil Engineering (Last update 2016)
- Computer Science (Last update 2018)
- Electrical Engineering and Information Engineering (Last update 2016)
- Engineering, interdisciplinary (Last update 2016)
- Geography (Last update 2018)
- Industrial Engineering (Last update 2017)
- Material Engineering (Last update 2016)
- Mathematics (Last update 2018)
- Mechanical Engineering (Last update 2016)
- Physics (Last update 2018)
- Process Engineering (Last update 2016)
- Sports Sciences (Last update 2018)
Central services
| Key collections: Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Computer Science, Mechanical Engineering, Process Technology, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Architecture, Town and Country Planning and Environmental Planning, Civil Engineering, Economics and Social Sciences; Extensive range of e-books, e-journals and databases; Document server; Reference service; DIN standards collection; Structured training programme on effective use of the library; Numerous student workspaces in the main library and 7 departmental libraries. Central library Mon-Fri 8-22, Sat 9-22, Sun 10-18; Departmental libraries Mon-Fri 8-18/19. more information |
| There is a foreign language centre. English, French, Portuguese, Spanish., Italian, Russian, Chinese, Japanese. more information |
| The university offers its own sports programme. Some courses are free of charge, some subject to fees. Students attending the institution can participate in almost all programmes offered by comparable university sports facilities in Germany, often subject to payment of the staff rate for the relevant HEI. The programme is open to: Students of all higher education institutions, staff and guests. 60 different types of sports free of charge for students of the TU, open to guests; new fitness studio (approx. 30 different sports, 2000 sq m, climbing wall, sauna, squash); outdoor area (approx. 28 courses: snow/water sports, ice climbing); University team of instructors (40 trainers + 5 German Ski Association ski instructors); Climbing (modular training, cooperation with the German Alpine Association); Internal national competition area (for example, UNI League) and throughout Germany; Approx. 95 student assistants, approx. 330 trainers, university training and continuing education; Licenses from professional associations. more information |
Last update 2018: Data collected by the CHE Center for Higher Education, Germany.
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