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Technische Universität München

TUM – the Entrepreneurial University of excellence

Roadshow in Brazil

Dr. Hannemor KeidelNovember 22-29, 2010

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Airport

Hospital

Campus Garching

MartinsriedMPI-Biozentrum

Großhadern

CampusMUNICH

CampusFreising- Weihenstephan

Garching

Munich, Olympic Park

Munich, Downtown

Munich, TUM Hospital

Freising-Weihenstephan

Sports Sciences(Olympic Park)

Science Capital »Greater Munich«

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TUM. Campus Garching.Faculties

Chemistry

Physics

Informatics

Mathematics

Mechanical Engineering

Medical Engineering

Research Reactor FRM II

General Electric


TUM. Milestones of TUM History.

1868Chartered by KingLudwig II as „Poly-technical School“

1873Carl von Linde

1877»College of Technology«

1901Granted right to confer doctorate‘s degree

1930Integration of

WeihenstephanCampus

1905Admittance of Female Students

1870 1880 1890 1900 1910 1920 19301860

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TUM. Milestones of TUM History.

1967Departement of

Medicine

1957Neutron Research

Reactor (FRM I)

2005Institute for Advanced

Study (IAS)

1970Renamed into »Technische

Universität München«Presidential constitution

2004Neutron SourceFRM IIHeinz

Maier-Leibnitz

2000Center of Life and Food Science Weihenstephan(matrix structure)

2002German Institute of Science and Technology (GIST)Faculty of Business AdministrationFaculty of Sports Science

1999Substantial Structural Reform (»Lex TUM«)

2006Elite University

1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2005 2010

2009TUM SCHOOL OFEDUCATION

TUM GRADUATE SCHOOL

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TUM. Nobel Prize Laureates.

Heinrich O. Wieland

1927Chemistry

Rudolf L. Mößbauer

1961Physics

Ernst Otto Fischer

1973Chemistry

Robert Huber

1988Chemistry

Klaus von Klitzing

1985Physics

Hans Fischer

1930Chemistry

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TUM. Inventors & Entrepreneurs.

Carl von Linde

AirLiquefaction

Rudolf Diesel

Combustion Engine

Oskar von Miller

Storage Power Station Technology

Claude Dornier

Aircraft Technologies

Willy Messer-schmitt

Aircraft Technologies

Heinz Maier-Leibnitz

Neutron Research

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TUM. Facts & Figures 2010

13 Departments (Schools)

150 Study courses

24.000 Students

32% Female Students

18% Foreign Students

6,600 First-Years

3,500 Graduates

788 Doctorates

437 Professors (including university hospitals)

5.000 Academic Staff Members (including university hospitals staff)

3.000 Non-Academic Staff Members(not including university hospital staff)

9 Collaborative Research Centres funded by the German Research Foundation

10 DFG - Leibniz Awards (since 1986)

46 Alexander von Humboldt-Awards(2004-2008)

14 Nobel Prize Laureates

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TUM. Budget.

Bavarian government fundingOwn revenue service (e.g. materialstesting)Research Funding(public + industry)Tuition fees (1,4%)

315 Mio €

219 Mio €

398 Mio €

IndustryFoundationsPrivate

48 Mio €

39 Mio €

84 Mio €

15 Mio €

Total Budget 2009: 947 Mio. €(incl. university hospital)

Fundraising approx. 171 Mio €(since 1999)

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TUM. Departments.Center of Life and Food Science

Weihenstephan

Medicine

Chemistry

Physics

Sports Science

Business Administration

Electrical Engineeringand Information Technology

MechanicalEngineering

Architecture

Civil Engineering and Surveying

Informatics

Mathematics TUM SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

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TUM. Corporate Research Centers.

High-Performance Neutron Source

Semiconductor and Nanotechnology Research

MUNICH AEROSPACE

Industrial Biotechnology

Bionics Center

Catalysis Research Center

Nutrition Science & Food Technology

Science Center Straubing(Biogenetic Ressources)

Medical Engineering

Munich School of Engineering(e.g. Electromobility)

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Augsburg

Ingolstadt

MartinsriedMPI-Biozentrum

Großhadern

Hospital

Campus Garching

CampusMUNICH

CampusFreising- Weihenstephan

Sports Sciences(Olympic Park)

Headquartered in Munich:7 of 30 DAX companies Max Planck SocietyFraunhofer SocietyGE European Research Center

Key Strategic Partners:BMWAudiSiemens EADS GermanyLindeWACKERSüd-Chemie

Key Research Collaborations:Neutron ResearchAutomotiveProcess TechnologyMUNICH AEROSPACEInformation TechnologiesHealth TechnologiesCatalysisIndustrial BiotechnologyBiomedical TechnologyFood Technology Finance Mathematics

Munich Int‘l Airport

Greater Munich: The Science & Technology Capital


TUM. Partner Universities Network

Universityof Tokyo

EPFL Lausanne

GeorgiaTech

StanfordUniversity

DTU Copenhagen

TUM ASIA Pte. Ltd.NUS&NTU

Imperial CollegeLondon

TU Eindhoven

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• Teaching MSc coursesIndustrial ChemistryIntegrated Circuit DesignMicroelectronics AerospaceTransportation and Logistics

• ResearchSingaporian NRF

• Chartered in 2002 as Pte. Ltd.

• Independent educational institution granted in 2009

• Support by Singapore EDB & Industry

• 100% stakeholder

• partnered with

GIST – TUM Asia. The German brand in Singapore.

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„ ... promote top-level research

and enhance the quality of German universities and research institutions, thereby making a significant contribution to strengthening science and research in Germany.“ 1.9 Billion € (2006 – 2011)

Financed by federal (75%) and state governments (25%)

Three funding lines: Graduate Schools Research clusters Institutional strategies

Target

Teamwork

Excellence Initiative 2006

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Typical interdisciplinary project team:

TUMChair

Science

TUMChair

Engineering

Team Leader(postdoc/young researcher)

Ph.D. students:2 funded by IGSSE2+ funded by others

2+ Principal Investigators(professors)

Master’s students

Univ. Stanford, Univ. Tokyo , NUS Singapore, DTU Copenhagen, ETH Zurich, TU Vienna, Univ. New South Wales, ...

International Graduate School of Science and Engineering

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Typical interdisciplinary project team:

TUMChair

Science

TUMChair

Engineering

Team Leader(postdoc/young researcher)

Ph.D. students:2 funded by IGSSE2+ funded by others

2+ Principal Investigators(professors)

Master’s students

Univ. Stanford, Univ. Tokyo , NUS Singapore, DTU Copenhagen, ETH Zurich, TU Vienna, Univ. New South Wales, ...

International Graduate School of Science and Engineering

International or industry- sponsoredproject team: Half the team @ TUM, half @

partner institution Regular and frequent communication

& cooperation

Current international/industrial project teams: Stanford, DTU Copenhagen,

NUS Singapore, Nanijing Univ. Tsinghua Univ., Fudan Univ. NASA, DLR Siemens, General Electric, BASF,

EADS, Fujitsu, SOFiSTiK, Tyczka Energie, Süd-Chemie

Univ.of...Chair

Sc./Eng.

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Scientific qualification of doctoral candidates in general very good

Different, successful models and paths for doctoral programs− Apprenticeship model (esp. engineering)− Scholarships− Research training groups− (External) doctoral theses (industry)

Areas to address− International orientation− Interdisciplinary research− Transferable skills training− Time to doctoral degree

Status Quo of Doctoral Education in Germany


Enhance overall quality of doctoral education at TUM

Develop TUM identity for doctoral candidates

Strengthen scientific, subject related and transferable skills

Enhance international mindset Attract outstanding international

doctoral candidates

TUM-GS creates a corporateenvironment with optimumconditions for outstandingresearch

TUM GRADUATE SCHOOLTUM Graduate School


TUM Graduate School: Research Training Program

Supervision agreement

• “Double mentoring”• Interim evaluation• Work plan

Subject Related TrainingMin. 6 SWS,e.g.

colloquia

Transferable Skills Training

• Min. 3 courses• Kick-off seminar• Final seminar

Scientific TrainingPublications

Networking• Exchange across

faculties• Graduate Council

International Training• Research period abroad

(6 weeks)• OR Conferences• OR Invitation of guest

scientist

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Cognition for Technical Systems

Robotik

Coordinator: Prof. Buss

Origin and Structure of the Universe – The Cluster of Excellence for Fundamental Physics

Astro

Coordinator :TUM: Prof. PaulLMU: Prof. Burkert

Munich Center for Integrative Protein Science

(CIPSM)

Protein

Coordinator:LMU: Prof. CarellTUM: Prof. Skerra

Nanosystems Initiative Munich (NIM)

Nano

Coordinator:LMU: Prof. FeldmannTUM: Prof. Abstreiter

Munich Center for Advanced Photonics

(MAP)

Photonen

Coordinator:LMU: Prof. KrauszTUM: Prof. Molls

Exzellenzcluster 2006-2012

Bewilligte

Fördersumme: 36,3 mio €

Bewilligte

Fördersumme: 41,8 mio €

Bewilligte

Fördersumme: 39 mio €

Bewilligte


Bewilligte


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3rd Funding Line at TUM: TUM. The Entrepreneurial University.

56 Mio € (2006-2011)

Sustainable Financing of High Quality Measures

Conducive Atmosphere for Scholarly Endeavors

Women and Family Friendliest Technical University in Germany

Unbureaucratic Processes, Headhunting, Promotion of young talent

Freedom for Top-Level Research»ScholarlyCommunity«


TUM-IAS

TUM-IASCareer Support

Gender Program

Sustainability Investments

Entrepren.Culture

59%

2%13% 4%

22%

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011Fellows


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