Facts and Information
Technische Universität München
Campus Freising-Weihenstephan
Technische Universität München
Campus Freising-Weihenstephan
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Basic information
- Kind of Institution and funding body
- University, public
- Year of foundation
- 1868
- Total number of Students
- 49,519
- Students at this campus
- 4,967
- Semester contribution
- 85.00 €
- Tuition fees
- There are no study fees.
Students by type of degree pursued
- Bachelor's degree
- 51.8%
- Master's degree
- 39.8%
- Teacher qualification degree
- 4.3%
- Pre-Bologna degrees
- 0.1%
- Other types of degrees
- 4%
Central services
Opening hours central student counselling
Special features regarding the library
Locations: The TUM Scientific Information Centre with 9 sub-libraries at the campuses in Munich, Garching, Weihenstephan and Straubing; Stock: Over 2 million media; Services: 360 opening days a year, 1,900 user workspaces, occasional opening hours until midnight; Research support; bibliometric analyses; University Publisher TUM.University Press; mediaTUM media server; Software development & hosting; special focus on the electronic media offer; Consulting, courses and user training.
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Foreign language center and courses
There is a foreign language centre. Languages offered: English, French, German as a Foreign Language, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Swedish, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Arabic, Turkish, Dutch, Hebrew, Danish, Korean, Norwegian, Catalan.
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Special features regarding university sports
The university offers its own sports programme. The University Sports Centre Munich (ZHS) is open to students and staff of all higher education institutions in Munich. Courses are also offered in Freising, Triesdorf and Landshut. Some courses are free of charge, some subject to fees. All students and employees of Munich's state universities can take part in the Munich university sports. In addition, various non-state universities, institutions and groups have been granted eligibility. The programme is open to: Students of all higher education institutions in Munich. 90 sports from A like aerobics to Y like yoga.
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Last update 2024: Data collected by the CHE Center for Higher Education
