University
Technische Universität München
General remarks
This University is also featured in the U-Multirank world university rankings.
Subject areas featured in the ranking
Central services
| Scientific information centre of the TUM with 9 sublibraries at the various sites; More than 2 million media, 361 open days a year, 1,627 workspaces; Modern communication technologies and professional knowledge management (certified according to DIN EN ISO 9001); ELEKTRA information portal and document delivery service; mediaTUM media server; special focus on electronic media items 39,500 e-journals, 2,270 databases, 136,000 e-books; Wide range of advice services and user training sessions (e.g. research techniques, publishing, bibliometrics). more information |
| There is a foreign language centre. English, French, Portuguese, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Turkish, Arabic, Dutch, Swedish, Hebrew, Danish, Korean, German as a Foreign Language (DaF), Norwegian. more information |
| The university offers its own sports programme. Some courses are free of charge, some subject to fees. Some 90 sporting disciplines, such as badminton, baseball, basketball, bridge, football, golf, handball, hockey, wheelchair basketball, tennis, volleyball, climbing, fitness/sport for health (yoga, pilates, aerobics, aqua power), endurance/strength training, martial arts (aikido, boxing, fencing, karate, self-defence, taekwondo), dance (ballet, capoeira, hip hop, wheelchair dance, salsa, standard/Latin, zumba), leisure sports (acrobatics, juggling/unicycle, parkour), gymnastics, track and field, water sports (canoeing, rowing, sailing, swimming, diving, underwater hockey), Alpine skiing, freeriding, snowboarding, ice hockey, riding. The programme is open to: Students of all higher education institutions in Munich. 90 sporting disciplines from A for aerobics to Y for yoga. In addition to the superb, extensive and extremely varied sports programme, performance-oriented students can participate in the central university sport competition programme, from the German University Championships to the student European and World championships, including the World Student Games, the world's second largest sports event after the Olympic Games. more information |
Last update 2018: Data collected by the CHE Center for Higher Education, Germany.
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