Courses offered by the Technical University of Munich

The interdisciplinary bachelor's program in Landscape Architecture and Landscape Planning is devoted to the interpretation, development and design of landscapes.

This study course is offered in German only. For a detailed description see the German database entry.

This program is specifically designed for students aiming to become teachers at German secondary schools. For more information, please visit the German version of this page.

Das früher auch „Drittelfach“ genannte Didaktikfach Sport im Rahmen des Studiums Lehramt für Grundschulen an der LMU findet an der Technischen Universität München statt.

This program is specifically designed for students aiming to become teachers at German secondary schools. For more information, please visit the German version of this page.

The didactic subject Physical Education, formerly also called "Drittelfach" (one-third subject), within the framework of the study program for the teaching profession for elementary schools at the LMU, takes place at the Technical University of Munich.

The didactic subject Physical Education, formerly also called "Drittelfach" (one-third subject), within the framework of the study program for the teaching profession for elementary schools at the LMU, takes place at the Technical University of Munich.

This program is specifically designed for students aiming to become teachers at German secondary schools. For more information, please visit the German version of this page.

Für Sport als Dritt-oder Erweiterungsfach können sich alle Studierende bzw. Absolventen von Lehramtsstudiengängen an Gymnasien sowie Realschulen bewerben

The aim of the degree program is a comprehensive understanding of systems – from the biomolecule to the ecosystem – and extensive methodological expertise.

The bachelor's program in Nutritional Science deals with how biomedicine, food science, and public health interface with the influence of nutritional substances on the human metabolism.

Starting with the winter semester 2018/19, our management program for engineers and natural scientists is also available at the new TUM Campus Heilbronn.

The professional world is changing: Management and industrial processes are increasingly interwoven, and companies no longer think in terms of traditional divisions. Instead, they are looking for people who combine outstanding technical skills with a passion for management.

Data-driven technologies, such as AI and the Internet of Things, deeply transform virtually all areas of business and the society. The Bachelor in Management and Data Science provides a flexible toolkit to holistically incorporate and use data-driven innovations for managerial decision-making.

By studying the Master in Management and Digital Technology at TUM Campus Heilbronn, you will be equipped with profound management knowledge and competencies in digital technology which will prepare you to navigate the demanding challenges and opportunities of the digitalized world.