Courses offered by the Technical University of Munich

Manufacture plastics from carbon dioxide (CO2), silk using bacteria and renewable resources or liquid fuels from organic waste? The Industrial Biotechnology program deals with the industrial production of substances with the help of new biocatalysts and biotechnological procedures.

Jointly awarded by TUM and National University of Singapore (NUS), the program is conducted in Singapore and serves to be an enabling postgraduate course for specialist engineers for the pharmaceutical, as well as the fine and speciality chemical industries.

The bachelor’s program in Informatics cultivates solid theoretical, practical and technical skills. The program therefore offers the best qualification for working in a field that is constantly changing.

The master’s program in Informatics broadens and deepens your existing knowledge. In addition, it offers you the opportunity to individually specialize in one or more discipline-specific areas.

The bachelor’s program in Informatics: Games Engineering combines a thorough grounding in informatics and mathematics with comprehensive knowledge of game technologies.

The master’s program in Informatics: Games Engineering expands upon your existing knowledge and allows individual specialization.

The Bachelor's program in Information Engineering at TUM Campus Heilbronn conveys the knowledge and skills necessary to design holistic IT systems from the sensor to the business model.

The combination of large amounts of data, software to analyze them, and hardware for their practical application holds enormous potential. In the Master’s program Information Engineering, students learn to analyze and develop cyber-physical systems and make them usable in innovative business models.

The bachelor's program in Information Systems combines informatics and business administration.

The master's program in Information Systems is theory-based and practice-oriented in equal measure. It is tailored to preparing you for a challenging occupation with an emphasis on IT.

With the increasing digitalization, specialists are needed to connect recent developments in information technologies with building, civil, and architectural disciplines at any scale – welcome to the master program "Information Technologies for the Built Environment"

Jointly awarded by TUM and Nanyang Technological University (NTU), the program is conducted in Singapore and covers analog to digital and mixed-circuit design over architectural concepts for integrated circuits to design methodology and automation.

The LL.M. program in Intellectual Property and Competition Law prepares graduates of law, engineering, sciences, business and other areas for ambitious careers in an expanding sector of the knowledge-based economy.

The bachelor course of studies (partial degree) in Land Management is an offer aimed specifically at students of the bachelor's degree program "Geography" at LMU.

This degree program inter-connects two scientific domains to train responsible professionals beyond borders to manage the built environment and develop creative and innovative solutions for societal challenges, such as land and property registration, management of rights and restrictions in land.