• Information Booths in Audimax Foyer: Architektur, Bau- und Umweltingenieurwesen, Elektrotechnik und Informationstechnik, Geodäsie und Geoinformation, Geowissenschaften, Lehramt an Gymnasien / beruflichen Schulen, Management & Technology, Politikwissenschaft, Sport- und Gesundheitwissenschaft, general student advising + Infopoint TUM Open Campus
• Additionally open: Venture Lab for the Built Environment in Room 2345 (Architektur) 

The following events will be held in English. Please open the German version of this website to see all events.

• 1pm: Smooth Operator: Optimizing with OR & AI (45 min)
  Lecture, Management & Technology (in English)
• 2pm: Strategic Interaction: Level-k Thinking (45 min)
  Lecture, Management & Technology (in English)
• 2pm: Architectural Design and Participation (45 min)
  Lecture, Architecture (in English)
• 4pm: World Trade Law: Improving living standards in the Global Village (45 min)
  Lecture, Management & Technology (in English)
• 4pm: “Take Heritage for a ride” – Restoration-Conservation, Art Technology and Conservation Science (45 min)
  Lecture, Architecture (in English)

• Information Booths in the Magistrale of the MW building: Aerospace, Chemie (Biochemie, Chemieingenieurwesen, Lebensmittelchemie), Engineering Science, Maschinenwesen, Physik
• Information Booths in the Foyer of the FMI building: Informatik (Games Engineering, Wirtschaftsinformatik, Bioinformatik), Mathematik, allgemeine Studienberatung + Infopoint TUM Open Campus

• Information Booths in Foyer Zentralen Hörsaalgebäude: 
  • Agrar- und Gartenbauwissenschaften, Biowissenschaften, Brau- und Lebensmitteltechnologie, Ernährungswissenschaft, Forst- und Ressourcenmanagement, Landschaftsarchitektur und -planung, Lebensmittelchemie

• Information Booths in building „Nachhaltige Chemie“: Biogene Werkstoffe, Bioökonomie, Chemische Biotechnologie, Sustainable Management & Technology, Technologie Biogener Rohstoffe

What is the "TUM Open Campus"?

The TUM Open Campus for study orientation takes place annually in March for all those who can imagine starting a bachelor's degree at TUM or who simply want to get a taste of university life.

There are lectures, guided tours and laboratory visits. In addition, you can get an insight into studying at TUM by talking to professors, scientists and students.
 

Where and when does TUM Open Campus take place?

The events take place on Friday afternoons at various TUM locations. The entire program with all events can be found at www.tum.de/opencampus.
 

How can I participate?

You must register for the individual events. The information booths can be visited without registration.
 

What does participation cost?

Participation is free of charge.
 

Who can participate?

All those interested in studying, i.e. pupils from all types of schools as well as those with vocational qualifications. Teachers or parents, friends and relatives are also welcome to come and ask questions at the information booths.
 

How do I receive my certificate of attendance?

The cerfiticate of attendance will be sent to you automatically per e-mail within a week after the event.
 

Do I have to prepare in any way?

No. Just show up and experience TUM.
 

I have a question about the TUM Open Campus. Who can help me?

If you have any organizational questions, please feel free to contact us by email: opencampusdays@tum.de.

During the events, just stop by the information booths.
 

Coronavirus

Please be sure to check our website for the latest Covid-19 measures.

As a general rule, we recommend that you wear a medical or FFP2 mask, even if masks are not required by law.

Please stay home if you have symptoms or have tested positive for Corona shortly before the event.

How do I get to the different locations?

The Munich Campus (Arcisstraße, Marsstraße, Olympiapark), Garching Campus and Weihenstephan Campus are located within the MVV area and can be easily reached by public transport. The nearest stops are indicated in the maps. Please use the pages of the MVV to plan your arrival and departure.

The Straubing campus is not located in the MVV area, so please use the travel information of the Deutsche Bahn.
 

Where can I find the lecture halls and information booths?

You will find the exact room (including room link) in the online registration under "My events". Please take a look at your registered events and the site plans in advance. The room or meeting point is listed under "My events" and marked on the site plan. We make every effort to signpost the rooms as clearly as possible. Be on time at the meeting locations and feel free to plan for a time buffer, as some of the locations are quite spread out.

Here you can find the maps of the different locations:

• Stammgelände and Marsstraße
• Olympiapark
• Garching
• Weihenstephan
• Straubing

What food options are available?

Please inform yourself in advance about catering options at the various locations. We recommend taking along drinks / snacks as a precaution.

Do I need to register for individual events?

If you want to participate in the lectures, guided tours, visits, etc., you first have to create an account and register for the respective event.

Those who want to get information about the study programs at the information booths do not have to register and can just drop by.
 

Until when can I register?

Registration for the events is possible until the start of the event. But please note: Some events may already be fully booked by then!
 

How many events can I participate in?

You can only register for one event per slot, so you cannot register for more than one event running at the same time. Of course you can register for any study area, there is no limit.
 

Is the number of participants limited?

The events have a participant limit, so registration is set up. The number of seats varies greatly and depends on the capacity of the Schools/Departments.
 

I did not receive the registration confirmation email. What can I do?

You will not receive an email immediately after registration.

In your account under "My event(s)" you can find the overview of your events at any time.

Three days before the event, you will receive a reminder email with important information about all the events.

If you registered within this timeframe, you will not receive a reminder email, but can find everything important under "My Event(s)".
 

Do I need my registration confirmation to attend?

You can prove your registration for the events by showing the confirmed events in your account under "My events". In this case it is sufficient to show us  your smartphone, of course you can also bring a printed version.

I only have a spot on the waiting list. What can I do?

If you have been given a waitlist spot, the event is already full and there is no guarantee of a spot. Only if someone with a confirmed spot for the event cancels attendance, a waitlist spot will be confirmed. If your place is confirmed, you will receive an email notification to that effect.

Unfortunately, the TUM Open Campus team cannot provide any information on whether you can get a place for a particular event at short notice. Therefore, we ask you to refrain from asking such questions.
 

I am a teacher and would like to register my whole class. Is that possible?

You are welcome to participate in TUM Open Campus with your class. However, students must register individually.

We want students to think about which event they are interested in beforehand. It has been shown that it works best if they register themselves. Therefore, the system is set up so that group registrations are not possible.

Are the locations barrier-free?

The buildings and premises of the TUM are equipped with varying degrees of accessibility. It is best to obtain information on this topic in advance from the Office for Studies and Impairment handicapspam prevention@zv.tum.de.
 

I have a disability and need equipment for the event. Where can I apply for this?

Please contact our Office of Studies and Impairment handicap@zv.tum.de in advance.

Further information and useful tips (for example, where to find disabled toilets) as well as information on studying with a handicap can be found here: www.tum.de/studium/beratung/barrierefrei-studieren.
 

What other options do I have to find out about TUM?

Beyond TUM Open Campus, you can attend the virtual lecture series:

"Ran an die TUM: Perspektive Studium," where institutions present themselves and their degree programs: www.explore.tum.de/explore/ran/

You can find further offers for study orientation here: www.explore.tum.de/explore/studieninteressierte/

You can also make an appointment for individual study counseling at any time: www.tum.de/studium/beratung/studienberatung.

Important information on application and admission can be found here: www.tum.de/studium/bewerbung/infoportal-bewerbung