Professional Documents
Culture Documents
TUM
International
Student
Guide
Contents
Welcome to TUM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 04
Greetings from the President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 06
TUM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 07
Student Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
Student Representation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Sport Activities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
Your Very Personal Impression of Germany . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
Spiritual Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
Food . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
Culture and Leisure Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
Experiencing Culture 10 things to do as an International Student . . . . . . 49
Helpful Tips
Practical Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
Typically German? Important Phone Numbers and Addresses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
Useful Websites . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
Intercultural Hints
Imprint . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
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Welcome
to TUM
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Welcome to TUM Welcome to TUM
On behalf of our faculty and staff, I warmly welcome TUM was founded in 1868 to provide
a center of learning dedicated to the
you, our international students, to the Technical Uni- natural sciences for the state of Bavaria.
versity of Munich (TUM). Ever since, TUM has played a vital role
in Europes technological advancement
We are delighted that you have chosen to study at our and is renowned for producing a number
of Nobel Prize winners.
university. TUM strives to maintain its international
reputation for quality in teaching and research and
to provide students with an excellent education. The Milestones Social Media at TUM
international students at our university are among the 1868 King Ludwig II founded a Facebook, YouTube and more: TUM
best in their chosen fields of study. As a student at Polytechnic School organized gives you the latest from research and
like a university campus life via its official social media
TUM, you have many options. We not only offer a top- 1901 Granted the right to award profiles
notch disciplinary education, but also promote com- doctorates
1930 Integration of the College of
munity-building activities beyond everyday student life. Agriculture and Brewing in www.facebook.com/
Weihenstephan TU.Muenchen
I hope that you will quickly feel at home as a member 1958 Research Reactor Munich (FRM),
of the university community and that your studies at Garching officially assigned to
the TH Mnchen https://twitter.com/
the Technical University of Munich will be a success- 2002 Offshore-Campus founded in TU_Muenchen
ful and exciting part of your education and personal Singapore
2006 TUM one of three successful uni-
development. versities in Germanys excellence www.youtube.com/user/
initiative TUMuenchen1
With my kindest regards, 2012 Munich Center for Technology in
Society established
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Public transportation
Arrival in Munich
Getting to the TUM Further information on getting to the Getting to Garching Getting around Munich is easy once you
airport understood Munichs public transporta-
City Campus www.munich-airport.de/en/ From the airport tion network provided by the MVV.
From the Airport consumer/anab/index.jsp You can get the S1 to Neufahrn and
The trains (S-Bahn) depart every from there take the bus no. 690 to reach The MVV provides diverse means of
ten minutes from the airport and take
Getting to Freising Garching Campus. Alternatively, you can transportation:
approximately 45 minutes to reach the get the S8 to Ismaning and take the bus
city center. It is recommended to buy an From the airport no. 230. U-Bahn: Munichs underground network
Airport-City Day Ticket, which is valid The city bus line 635 runs directly from mainly runs in the inner circle of the MVV
for the entire transit network. Take the the bus stop at the central terminal From Munich Central Station network. The only line which leaves the
train S1 or S8 to Munich central station of the airport to Freising Station. It is Take the metro lines U1 or U2 to Send- inner network circle is the underground
(Hauptbahnhof). recommended to buy a day-pass for the linger Tor. At Sendlinger Tor, change to line leading to Garching.
entire transit network. the metro line U6 which takes you direct- S-Bahn: You can use the suburban
From Munich Central Station ly to Garching Campus. Exit the metro train network to reach the outskirts of
At Munich Central Station take the From Munich Central Station at the final stop Garching Forschungs- Munich.
metro-line (U-Bahn) U2, destination From Munich Central Station get the S1 zentrum.
Feldmoching, and exit the metro at or the local train to Freising Station. In www.tum.de/en/about-tum/ Bus and Tram: The bus and tram
stations Knigsplatz or Theresien- Freising, take the city bus lines 638 or contact-directions/ system in Munich is well developed.
strae. From both of these, it is only a 639 to Weihenstephan Campus. They are a good alternative to using the
few minutes walk to the main campus. underground.
Alternative ways to get to Munich
Central Station: You can either get the Train: Trains leave from Hauptbahnhof
Lufthansa Airport Bus or take a taxi. The and Ostbahnhof to cities all over
ticket for the bus costs around 11 and Europe.
is valid for the bus ride only. The taxi
ride will cost approx. 60 from Munich MVV-Semester Ticket:
Airport to Munich Central Station. The MVV-Semester Ticket allows you
to use the whole transportation network
More information on public transporta- in Munich (inner and outer circles) for a
tion in Munich (MVV) whole semester, day and night.
www.mvv-muenchen.de/en/ Please note that this offer is only valid
tickets-fares/tickets/day-tickets/ for students.
airport-city-day-ticket/index.html
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Student Support
Services
Are you searching for a seminar
room? Take a look at the TUM Student Service Center Student Advising
roomfinder:
https://portal.mytum.de/campus/ Student Service Desk Our student advisors offer either per-
roomfinder/ The Service Desk of the Student Service sonal appointments or by telephone and
Center is the primary contact point for are happy to give advice regarding such
Room numbering: students. We are here to help you with things as university entrance qualifica-
1. digit floor number issues such as applications, enrollment, tion, choosing or changing your degree
2. digit wing number student cards etc. program, making the transition from
3. and 4. digit (combined) the bachelors to masters, housing and
actual room number Visit us in person: any other questions concerning your
4. Example: Room number 1321 studies. You will also find many answers
Floor 1/Wing 3/Room 21 Student Service Center Service Desk to your academic queries on:
Arcisstrae 21 www.tum.de/en/studies
80333 Mnchen
Appointments must be arranged by
Opening hours: telephone in advance.
Mon Fri: 09:00 12:00 h Tel.: +49.89.289.22737
Buy a bike or make use of the Mon Thu: 13:00 16:00 h
MVV bikes to explore Munich. For detailed information:
E-Mail and Telephone: www.tum.de/en/studies/advising
www.muenchen.de/int/en/traffic/
biking.html Tel.: +49.89.289.22245
E-Mail: study@tum.de
Telephone hours:
Mon: 09:00 12:00 h
Tue Thu: 13:00 16:00 h
Travel through Germany by bus Fri: 09:00 12:00 h
or with the Bayernticket.
www.mvv-muenchen.de
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Student Support
Services Further services
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www.studentenwerk-muenchen.de/ http://portal.mytum.de/studium/studiengaenge/fachberatung.
en/
They can even help you with inquiries into career fields.
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Examinations
The office of student affairs in your
department is responsible for organ-
First-semester events organized by
the schools or departments/the stu-
dent council for first-year students
Checklist
izing course work examinations in the Have you already been admitted to a degree program at TUM?
individual degree programs, examination Be sure to attend orientation events We have put together a checklist with the important steps that
registration and cancellation, certifi- held by your school or department or you should undertake when arriving in Munich:
cates and withdrawals, administration of the student council, as this is where
grades and the publication of examina- you can pick up a good deal of valuable
tion results. Each course of study has a first-hand information and advice:
corresponding examination committee www.tum.de/en/studies/international-
within the school of department. The ex- students/studentorientation/ Search affordable accommodation Check orientation activities
amination offices create the Notification
of Examination Results on a semester Take out a health insurance policy Register at the TUM University
basis, as well as degree program doc- Library
uments, preliminary degree certificates Pay the student fees
and benefits statements, such as social From a non-EU country? Apply for
security and family/child allowances. Print out your enrollment documents a residence permit
Contacts and details: Register your address at the Resi- Discover your new home
www.tum.de/en/studies/during- dence Registration Office (guided city tours, student councils
your-studies/examinations/ (Fachschaften),
Open a bank account language tandems, university sport,
Are you an exchange student? Then university orchestra/choir)
contact the International Center or the Pick up your student card
TUM International Affairs Delegate of
your school or department. Find out about courses in your
school or department and register
www.international.tum.de/en/ for classes
contact-and-counseling/international-
affairs-delegates/
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TUM warmly welcomes its international begin? Then TUMs Welcome Summer Tutoring and Buddy Programs
students, who make up 22% of our stu- event is the place to go! Settling into new surroundings can be
dent population. The following services difficult. But its a lot easier if you have
will help you settle in quickly and enjoy www.tum.de/welcome-summer someone to call on for support, whether Try the famous slide in the MI
life at TUM. that be a mentor, a tutor or a buddy. building in Garching.
TUMi Orientation Weeks Nearly all of the schools and departments
Central Services Heads up, all exchange students! at TUM offer support for new students in www.ma.tum.de/Mathematik/
TUMinternational (TUMi) organizes the form of tutoring or buddy programs. Parabelrutsche
at TUM orientation weeks at the start of every International students are usually paired
semester. Use this great opportunity to up with a German partner who can an-
Fit for TUM (Winter Semester) learn more about life at TUM and get to swer study-related questions, as well as
Heads up, first-year students! TUM know other students. give advice on everyday life in Munich.
offers a wide range of services and
support initiatives for students. Find out www.international.tum.de/en/coming-to- www.tum.de/en/studies/ Have a drink or coffee in the
more at the service fair Fit for TUM. tum/tumi/event-program international-students/ Caf Vorhoelzer.
tutoringandbuddyprograms/
www.tum.de/servicemesse-studienstart
Services Offered by www.vf.ar.tum.de/en/startseite/
Leisure Time and Networking
Pre-Study Course TUM Schools and Opportunities
On your marks, get set, TUM! A place Departments: You can network with TUM students
for you at TUM has been confirmed, but from other courses by taking part in
you would like to get a head-start and leisure activities. There are also student
get to know Munich and TUM before Mathematics Prep Courses groups for different nationalities. They
the semester starts? A pre-study course If you are starting a course in Mathematics, are a great way to get valuable advice
might be just what youre looking for! Physics, Informatics, Electrical, Electronic and enjoy a bit of your native culture
and Computer Engineering, Mechanical here in Munich.
www.tum.de/prestudy-course Engineering or Civil Engineering and Sur-
veying, why not refresh your math skills www.tum.de/en/studies/
Welcome Summer (Summer Semester) before embarking on your course and get international-students/
Are you starting at TUM in the summer to know your fellow students? leisuretimeandnetworking/
semester and would like to connect with
fellow students before your courses www.ma.tum.de/Vorkurse/WebHome
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When I arrived in my new home to Food! Munich is a very international Language and intercultural skills have international students free one-to-one
study, I was very happy. I tried to be city. There are many great restaurants become must-haves for the engineers consulting in English writing. Make an
more German than the Germans. I was with cuisines from all over the world. If and managers of the future. Discover appointment and develop your long-
in love with the new culture, the beau- you enjoy cooking, you can also cook the services designed for TUMs interna- term proficiency in English writing.
tiful sounds of the foreign language, some dishes that you love back home. tional students here.
the people, and the food. Everything Nothing fights the homesickness better www.sprachenzentrum.tum.de/en/
was just perfect. Without any advanced than the tasty home food.
TUM Language Center homepage/
notice, I was overwhelmed by home- Lifan, China
sickness from one day to the other. Sud- The TUM Language Center offers
Further Offers
denly, there was this feeling of sadness, Best way to do reduce homesickness students, staff members and alumni of
loneliness. I started asking myself if it is to make lot of friends. Make a lot of TUM the opportunity to develop and Talk TUM[i:] Language Caf
really was the right decision to move to trips, Munich has plenty of leisure spots improve their foreign language skills and Fancy the opportunity to practice your
this place so far away from home. right from picturesque landscapes to expert language knowledge for academic foreign language in a relaxed atmosphere
crazy party places. Spend more time purposes. Courses and seminars in 17 and get to know students from all over
Does this sound familiar? Many inter- on your hobbies. When you have ample different languages are available each the world? Then why not drop in to the
national students (and sometimes even time, explore your self and inner peace. semester. The program also includes Language Caf in the city-center campus
German students away from home for Babu, India intercultural communication courses or in Garching?
the first time) experience homesickness. and events to enhance intercultural
The overwhelming sense of homesick- Participate in a lot of activities that discourse. www.international.tum.de/en/coming-to-
ness can affect everybody, whether you TUM organizes and go to several of the tum/tumi/event-program/
have experience living abroad or not. events that Munich has throughout the Learning German at TUM
The good news is that there are many year. By attending those events, one for- Living in Munich with English as the only www.in.tum.de/en/current-students/
things you can do to cope with home- gets the idea of home and enjoys more language of communication is possible, student-life/talktumi-language-cafe.html
sickness, even if it might take some the time that is here. but learning German and thus being
time. Octaviano, Mexico able to participate in daily German life at TUMtandem
a deeper level enriches the experience Are you looking for a partner to practice
Take a look at how international TUM Are you looking for inspiration for travel of studying and living in Munich. TUMs communication skills in your foreign
students deal with homesickness: in and around Munich, meeting new Language Centre offers German lan- language? The TUM Language Center
people, discovering the city and spend guage classes at all levels for students, organizes mentored tandem partners.
time on your hobbies? Take a look at both prior to and during the semester.
the chapter Student life (p. 38-49) in www.sprachenzentrum.tum.de/en/
this guide. English Writing Center our-services/tumtandem/
The English Writing Center offers
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SprachDUO Come to Munich Be at Home With high rents and too few rooms in 5 Golden Tips for
SprachDUO gives you the chance to Come to Munich - Be at Home brings the halls of residence, the Munich rental
find a language partner from your cho- international and German students market is one of the most competitive in
Finding Accommoda-
sen country. together in intercultural communication Germany. tion
workshops and leisure activities.
http://muenchen.sprachduo.de/ TUM assists you in your search for 1. Start in good time:
start&form_lang=2 www.sprachenzentrum.tum.de/en/ accommodation by providing personal Nearly all first-year students tend to
our-services/intercultural-communication/ advice, in-house listings and useful in- start looking for accommodation at the
German Hub formation to ensure that you can quickly beginning of the winter semester, i.e.
The Protestant Student Society of come to terms with this challenge. October and November. This may be
Ludwig Maximilian University in Munich too late, as accommodations go fast!
organizes a German hub a regular Further information and tips are availa-
get-together to practice speaking Ger- ble on these websites: Semester dates:
man with different language exercises. Servus, wurscht, pfiat di - www.tum.de/en/studies/application-
learn a little bit of Bavarian. www.tum.de/accommodation and-acceptance/dates-and-deadlines
www.esg.uni-muenchen.de/artikel/271/ www.tum.de/housingmarket
werkstatt-deutsch-konversation- www.tum.de/en/university-life/ 2. Read advertisements carefully:
redeuebungen-in-der-gruppe accommodations/tips-for-finding- It is important to understand the abbre-
accommodation viations used in classified ads to avoid
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Administrative Matters
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IT Services
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Storage Cloud Free Software When starting your degree program at Some advice for writing emails in an
TUM, you will be able to set up your academic context (especially to profes-
The Leibniz-Rechenzentrum provides The TUM offers a wide range of free TUM email account. Apart from your sors, academic or administrative staff
you with a personal storage area to software including Windows, Office student email, you can use different at the university):
which only you have access. 365, MathWorks, Apple on Campus and means of online communication during
many more. your studies, e.g. the learning platform The content and the formulation of
To use it you will need to download a moodle.tum.de. When using email, your email should be appropriate to
VPN client via asa-cluster.lrz.de. Login You can find available software on learning platforms or social media the addressee.
with your TUM-ID and your personal TUMonline under Services/Software. platforms, it is indispensable to respect Please use a suitable form of ad-
password. You can also access the stor- Use your TUM-ID and your personal certain rules and conventions of good dress.
age cloud via browser using the web- password to register. online communication practice. They are Some responses may sound rude if
disk: https://webdisk.ads.mwn.de (login known by the term of netiquette. they are too short, even though this
with TUM-ID and personal password). Check the IT Guide available at the may be so only because you are
Student Service Desk or access the Common sense tells us to respect our short on time. Therefore, it is highly
If you want to share data with others, following links for further information. fellow students and university staff when recommended that you take the time
you can do this via the web interface communicating electronically to make to think about how your message
\MWNtemp or by using the service www.it.tum.de/en/home sure that the communication is pleasant could sound to the receiver.
Sync+Share: https://syncandshare.lrz. www.it.tum.de/en/it-support for all sides. Ways of communicating considered
de/login www.it.tum.de/en/students to be impolite: e.g. putting several
With a university population of more punctuation marks one after another,
than 20 % international students, using capitals only.
you will be part of a truly international
learning community. This requires a Read more about IT Services at TUM.
high sensibility when communicating (p. 30)
Get free and discounted soft- with others, especially electronically, as
ware. additional information like gestures and Do you want to immerse yourself in the
www.it.tum.de/en/softwarestudents facial expressions are missing. Always fascinating world of intercultural com-
keep in mind that the person you are munication? Read more about intercul-
communicating with may not have the tural training offerings at TUM (p. 24)
same sense of humor as you or might
be offended by certain comments.
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Student
Life
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Student Life Student Life
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Student Life Student Life
What do you think of when you hear Bavaria? Beer, Dirndl and Lederhosen?
Munich and Bavaria have much more to offer than its history of beer and the typical
Oktoberfest scenarios.
What is the Semestermarke?
The Semestermarke is a token that you can purchase together with your When studying at TUM, you can learn more about Germany and its people. Off the
sports pass. You can choose between different tokens that will grant you beaten track, you have the chance to form your own, in-depth perception of Munich,
access to different kinds of facilities for a semester. To purchase the token, Bavaria and the German people the key to any culture is the people. International
you will need to fill in an online registration form. Print the online form and the students may find it hard to get to know German students in their degree programs
authorization for direct debit and take it with you to get your sports pass and especially in big programs with more than 500 first-semester students. Make the
the token. You will need your StudentCard, passport and a recent passport first step and address your German fellow students. Often, it is easier to make new
photo. There are several service desks where you can pick up the sports pass friends with students who have common interests. University life at TUM has a lot to
and your token. Please note that ZHS only hands out the tokens during a offer apart from academics: University sport, music ensembles, participation in stu-
certain time period at the beginning of each semester. dent councils and groups, languages and much more. You will find lots of inspiration
in this handbook as well. If asked the same question again after two years of study,
what would you say then?
Watch the guys from FC Bayern Mnchen train for their top league
games at their training grounds in Sbener Strae.
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Munich is home to various religious Food (especially healthy food) is essen- Cafeterias/ Cafs
organizations. Here are the three largest tial for every student. But food is not Stucaf: They offer a variety of meals
ones which offer special counseling for just about nutrition, dining in Munich and additionally sell hot beverages,
students and also cooperate with TUM. Enjoy the Sonntagsruhe. can be a really delicious and delightful snacks and sandwiches.
Relax or go hiking. The shops are experience. Crazy Bean Espresso Bar: Here, you
KHG Catholic Students Association closed. can grab a hot or cold drink and a snack
www.muenchen.de/int/en/restaurants/ or sweet treat in a relaxed and pleasant
KHG offers workshops, trips, activities, eating-out atmosphere.
tutoring, discussion groups and more.
The association additionally hosts a Food at TUM Bavarian Food
popular non-religious get-together The Munich Student union has devel- Everyone has heard about Bavarias fa-
(Stammtisch), especially for interna- oped a canteen and cafeteria system mous Bier, Brezen and Sauerkraut. But
tional students. at the campuses in Munich, Garching have you ever tried a Schweinshaxn or
and Freising to enable students to eat a real Bavarian roast pork with dump-
EHG Protestant Students Association decent food at a reasonable price. You lings? If not, visit of one Munichs many
can charge your StudentCard with mon- Bavarian restaurants and beer gardens!
EHG offers lectures, discussion groups, ey at terminals provided throughout the
social events for all students and a campuses and use it as a credit card to Beer Gardens
special counseling for international pay for your meals. As soon as the temperature rises,
students. everyone in Munich is drawn to their
www.studentenwerk-muenchen.de/ favorite local beer garden. Why not find
IHV Muslim Students Association mensa your own personal favorite while living
in Munich? Some of the best known
IHV offers city tours, orientation assis- Canteens beer gardens in Munich include the
tance for the newcomers, workshops, Mensa: They offer a wide variety of Hofbrukeller, the beer garden at the
trainings and much more. meals for a fair price. They even have Chinesischer Turm or the beer garden
vegetarian and vegan food offers. Meals Rosengarten.
Prayer room in Garching: CH53110 with pork are marked with (S), meals
with beef are marked with (R). Restaurants
Prayer room in Munich: N2769 When the weather is bad, you can enjoy
the rustic Bavarian atmosphere in an
www.khg-tum.de indoor restaurant. They are located
www.ehg-tum.de throughout the city, and most beer gar-
www.ihv-muenchen.net dens even have an in-door option.
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Practical
Information
Nymphenburg Palace
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Practical Practical
Information Information
Country code of Germany: +49 or 0049 Study in Germany The biggest cinemas are Mathser
Area code of Munich: (0)89 www.study-in.de/en (Karlsplatz), Royal Filmpalast (Goethe-
platz), Maxx (Isartor). English movies are
Emergency Phone Numbers Studentenwerk Mnchen (Student shown in Museum Lichtspiele (Isartor),
Police: 110 Union) Cinema (Stiglmaierplatz) and Mathser.
Fire brigade/ambulance: 112 www.studentenwerk-muenchen.de/en
Medical emergency: 116 117 (24h) Entertainment Guide
089 / 19 222 (ambulance Munich, 24h) Dictionary and Translation What is going on in and around Munich?
http://leo.org (also translations for www.in-muenchen.de
www.muenchen.de/leben/service/notdienste/medizinisch.html German Chinese, Spanish, French and
Italian) You can also find the In Mnchen
Medical Help magazine in some bars, cafes and res-
Meet people taurants as well as in the Mensa.
Emergency Practice (Elisenhof) www.meetup.com
Prielmayerstr. 3 Information about Munich
Tel.: 116 117 Cinemas and Movies www.muenchen.de/int/en
Mo, Tue, Thu 19:00 23:00 h Information on all cinemas and movies
Wed, Fr 14:00 23:00 h shown in Munich on:
Sa, Su, holidays 08:00 23:00 h www.artechock.de
International Pharmacy
Internationale Ludwigs-Apotheke
Neuhauserstrae 11
Tel.: 089/550 5070
Mon Sat: 09:00 20:00 h
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Imprint
Publisher:
Tel.: +49.89.289.25544
www.tum.de/en/studies/international-students
Image credits:
Andreas Heddergott, TUM: p. 1, 4, 7, 10, 11, 12, 30, 32, 38
Albert Scharger: p. 2, 28
Astrid Eckert, TUM: p. 8, 18, 21, 32, 42, 53
Uli Benz, TUM: p. 14
Jonas Mrz: p. 26
Thorsten Naeser: p. 29
Tommy Loesch: p. 37
Luis Gervasi: p. 43, p. 48
Vittorio Scios: p. 43
D. Verstl: p. 43
Rudolf Sterflinger: p. 44
J. Lutz: p. 50
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Technical University of Munich
Student Service Center
Student Advising & Prospective Student Programs
Arcisstrasse 21
80333 Munich
www.tum.de/studies