Courses offered by the Technical University of Munich

Pharmaceutical Bioprocess Engineering combines scientific and engineering fundamentals for biotechnological production in the pharmaceutical industry and related fields.

The Master's program Pharmaceutical Bioprocess Engineering deals with the scientific and engineering aspects of innovative biotechnological and pharmaceutical production.

The bachelor’s program in Physics provides a wide-ranging general education in the discipline and enables students to pursue their first individual specialization.

The Master's degree program in Physics (Applied and Engineering Physics) is a two-year international graduate program, designed to give students an insight into current research trends and new developments in modern physics.

The master's program in Biophysics deals with the physical description of biological material. It conveys an advanced understanding of biophysics and allows for individual specialization.

The master's program in Condensed Matter Physics covers one of the widest ranging fields in physics, and combines fundamental research with innovative applied fields.

The master's program in Nuclear, Particle and Astrophysics deals with understanding our world at a subatomic level. It conveys an advanced understanding of nuclear, particle and astrophysics and allows for individual specialization.

The bachelor's degree program in Political Science offers a comprehensive grounding in political science with the opportunity to specialize in focus areas at the interface of politics and technology.

The new Master´s program offers a new approach to the study of politics and policy in an age of major technological and economic changes.The program is intended for students willing to take on the challenge of addressing big questions, eager to think “outside of the box”.

The master's program in Power Engineering deals with power plant engineering and electricity generation. Electricity generation originates principally in large thermal and hydraulic power plants and is increasingly complemented by decentralized generation technologies providing renewable energies.

The supplementary degree program component Psychology with Specialization in School Psychology provides the academic foundation for working as a school psychologist in vocational schools. This program can only be completed in connection with the bachelor's degree program in Vocational Education.

In the two-year study program, the students will experience research-related training at the interface between natural sciences, engineering and mathematics. It is a joint program between the Technical University of Munich (TUM) and the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität (LMU).

The interdisciplinary master's degree program in Radiation Biology covers all the relvant aspects of radiation as a central discipline of modern oncology.

Awarded by TUM, the program is conducted in Singapore and aims to equip graduates with integrated knowledge in the fields of Railway Subsystems (infrastructure, vehicles, traffic control), Transportation and Logistics.

The aim of the program is to qualify young academics for the interdisciplinary context of educational sciences and psychology. With regard to empirical educational research, particular attention is paid to the study of teaching and learning processes in a wide variety of educational contexts.