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Many First-Generation Academics within TUM’s community have already overcome several obstacles and found their own way into academia. With our First-Generation Academics event series, we strive to provide support for First-Generation Academics through exchange, information, networking, and… [read more]

Join our online information session “Internationalize your doctorate” and receive comprehensive insights and specific advice about how you can integrate a research stay abroad into your doctorate. At this workshop, you will hear about suitable research exchange programs, partner universities of TUM,… [read more]

The Wüstenrot Stiftung is looking for applications from doctoral candidates whose dissertation projects align with the foundation’s key areas of work. These include, in particular, historic preservation, architecture and urban planning, sustainable urban and rural development, urban and housing… [read more]

Our information session is aimed at doctoral candidates currently conducting or planning a research stay in India and offers practical insights, networking opportunities, and firsthand experiences. [read more]

Are you a TUM student and planning a doctorate at TUM? Are you looking for early orientation on your way into academia? Would you like to know how you can identify and contact potential supervisors? Are you in need of information about the different paths to a doctorate at TUM? Then the TUM Graduate… [read more]

The Google PhD Fellowship Program was established to recognize outstanding doctoral candidates conducting exceptional and innovative research in areas relevant to computer science and related fields. The fellowships support promising doctoral candidates from all disciplines who want to influence the… [read more]

Due to budget cuts affecting the entire TUM, the TUM Graduate School has to adjust its internationalization funding. For internationalization activities starting from 01 October 2026, the TUM-GS internationalization support will amount to €1,300 for active conference participation, subject-specific… [read more]

Schmidt Science Fellows seeks to create a new generation of scientific leaders through a combination of a postdoctoral fellowship of $110,000 a year, Science Leadership Training and Mentorship, as well as a Lifelong Fellowship. [read more]

How can researchers communicate their work in ways that truly resonate? Science communication is more than presenting results – it’s about connecting with society, explaining the mission of science, and building trust. By engaging with the public, researchers often gain new perspectives on their… [read more]

Prof. Dr. Mathias Wilhelm, Professorship for Computational Mass Spectrometry (TUM School of Life Sciences), received the TUM Supervisory Award in 2025, „in recognition of his outstanding supervision of doctoral candidates and the conscientious training of young scientists that he provides with… [read more]