Courses offered by the Technical University of Munich

The Bachelor's program Food Technology deals with the engineering, biological, technological and biochemical processes of the entire value chain in food production. In addition, economic aspects are covered.

The Master's program Food Technology and Biotechnology trains engineers for industrial food production who have sound knowledge of the natural, economic and engineering sciences as well as specialized product knowledge.

The program aims to teach students how to make sustainable use of resources, with reference to the example of the forest and wood as a renewable resource. In addition to well-founded specialist knowledge, this demands a comprehensive understanding of systems and extensive methodological competencies

The master's degree program in Forestry and Wood Science focuses on the sustainable management of forest resources.

The bachelor's program in Geodesy deals with the documentation of the anthroposphere through the use of surveys conducted at ground level, from the air and from outer space, as well as with the processing and representation of geoinformation.

The master's program in Geodesy and Geoinformation facilitates the independent handling of geodetic tasks in all areas of geodesy. Students' existing factual and methodological knowledge is broadened, deepened and systematized in accordance with the individual student’s chosen specialization.

This program is only available to students enrolled in the master's degree program in Geology at LMU.

The “Geomaterials and Geochemistry” degree course, which is offered jointly with the LMU, enables students to analyze, explain, and make use of complex chemical and structural laws in a wide range of geoscientific fields.

The Master's degree program in Geophysics is offered jointly by TUM and LMU. By teaching advanced geophysical concepts, theories and methods from geodynamics, seismology and geomagnetics, it enables a systematic understanding of geophysical phenomena.

The bachelor's program in Geoscience is a joint program of the Technical University of Munich and Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich. In addition to comprehensive knowledge of the fundamentals, the program offers students the opportunity to specialize.

The joint degree program is offered by TUM and FAU Erlangen-Nuremberg as a part of the Geothermal Alliance Bavaria

This program aims to educate next generation semiconductor researchers and engineers to work in the research areas of novel electronic/optoelectronic devices and systems, with particular focus on the energy, sensing, monitoring and manufacturing fields.

The interdisciplinary bachelor’s program in Health Science considers human health in the context of the health system and current research conducted from a biomedical, psychological, and social perspective.

The focus of the Health Science Master’s program is the WHO's definition of health as the sum of physical, mental and social well-being. The focus is on health promotion and prevention. The language of instruction is English.

Technical systems are becoming increasingly more comprehensive and powerful, their users more and more heterogeneous. Students in the Master’s degree program Human Factors Engineering learn to design technical systems, products and processes that generate the greatest possible benefit for people.