Işıl İşlek
B. Sc. Wirtschaftsinformatik
Thomas Dietrich
B. Sc. Informatik
Student Representatives of the Board of Study & Teaching (BoST)
The Executive Board for Teaching is a relatively young body at TUM where all activities of the area of teaching and learning come together. The Board of Teaching is composed of three Deans of Studies (representatives of the respective TUM locations), one representative of the academic staff, the Vice President for Studies and Teaching and two student representatives.The meetings take place approximately once a month, current topics are the repetition of passed exams to improve marks, the procedure when academic misconduct happened and multiple choice. Due to the small number of members, the Teaching Board is an extremely effective body. The representatives have to prepare well for the meetings to convince with arguments there. However, it is also one of the few bodies in which student representatives can introduce topics by themselves and get improvement suggestions accepted.
Paula Drobinski
M. Ed Gesundheits- und Pflegewissenschaften
Helen Sauer
M. Ed Gesundheits- und Pflegewissenschaften
Marika Jäkel
B. Sc. Chemie
Heads of Campuses
The Heads of the respective campuses form the interface between the AStA and the Student Councils at the respective campus. They should regularly attend the AStA meetings as well as the meetings of the various Student Councils at the campus to act as contact persons for campus-related but still interdisciplinary topics. In addition, the Heads are in contact with the cities and communities of the respective campus.
Alireza Baktashian
B. Sc. Physik
Katharina Förterer
B. Sc. Biologie
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Heads of EuroTeQ
The EuroTeQ representative at TUM involves operational cooperation in the European university alliance EuroTeQ and the active contribution of student perspectives. The core tasks include participation in the monthly meetings of the EuroTeQ Student Council as well as the preparation and formulation of student positions on ongoing projects, teaching formats, and governance topics.
The representatives advise the Management Board and the EuroTeQ secretariat by bundling feedback from the student body and contributing to decision-making processes. Another area of responsibility is participation in selected working packages, e.g. on mobility, joint courses, lifelong learning or student engagement, including content contributions to reports, votes and project milestones. The office also includes participation in strategic discussions on the further development of the alliance, for example on future formats, priorities or structural adjustments.
Diana Petrenko
B. Sc. Informatik
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Head of University Groups
The Heads of university groups take care of the administrative aspects of accreditation and the StudiTUM funding process. At the same time, they are the contact partner for university groups regarding the services of the Student Representation. These usually have accreditation as a prerequisite and are listed here.
Maja Bartnik
B. Sc. Chemie
Heads of the Studierendenwerk
As the name suggests, the Heads of the Studierendenwerk are responsible for the contact with the Studierendenwerk. This includes meetings, such as the regular Jour Fixe or the Social Round. Moreover there is also a lot to do such as BAföG, housing or the canteen. You can talk to the Studierendenwerk about everything - and that's necessary because there is probably no student who doesn't have contact with the Studierendenwerk someday. But also the other way round, holding this office, you are the contact person for the Studierendenwerk if they want our opinions on new ideas or have events to advertise.
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Heads of the Environmental Lecture Series (RiVo Umwelt)
We organize and design the semester program of the Ringvorlesung Umwelt. This includes selecting and inviting speakers, organizing and moderating events, communicating with students, creating weekly tasks, and maintaining the website and Moodle. We also handle public relations, support cooperations with other organizations and are involved in conducting the examination.
Toğrul Hajzada
M. Sc. Bioeconomy
Anna Iashina
B. Sc. Management and Technology
Heads of the StudiTUM Houses
The Heads of the StudiTUM houses of the Student Representation serve as an interface between the TUM and the students for housing-related matters. We are involved in the design and equipment of the houses, including the study grants provided for this purpose and also serve as contact person for problems. As the houses are especially for students, we have an influence on their operation and work closely together with the TUM to bring in student concerns about the houses. In addition, the Heads are involved in the planning of previous and future StudiTUM houses.
Jonas Schubert
M. Sc. Bauingenieurwesen
Heads of the Bayerische Landesstudierendenrat (BayStuRa)
Mandatory duties of the BayStuRa Student Representative include pre-meeting discussions with all relevant bodies, attending the meetings themselves and reporting on meetings, working groups, and resolutions at the AStA and FSR meetings. This also includes organizing at least one meeting of the State AStA Conference at the Technical University of Munich. Elective duties include participating in the LAK working groups and establishing, maintaining, and improving exchanges with other student representatives.
Fabian Althoff
M. Sc. Wirtschaftsinformatik
Noah Müller
B. Sc. Agrar- und Gartenbauwissenschaften
Carolin Rauch
B. Sc. Wirtschaftsinformatik
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Heads of freie zusammenschluss von student*innenschaften (fzs)
The central goal of the Heads of the freie zusammenschluss von student*innenschaften (fzs) is to effectively represent the interests of TU Munich students within the nationwide association. The mandatory duties of the Heads of the fzs include preparing meetings in close consultation with all relevant authorities and university policy committees and regularly attending the fzs general meetings.
Jonathan Durlesser
B. Sc. Agrar- und Gartenbauwissenschaften
Noah Müller
B. Sc. Agrar- und Gartenbauwissenschaften
Heads of the Task Force Sustainable Campus Development
The campus is the place where research, teaching, and university life intersect, making it a key driver of the university's sustainable transformation. The Sustainable Campus Development Task Force is dedicated to the mission of systematically advancing the sustainability of the campus and its buildings in alignment with the TUM Sustainable Futures Strategy 2030. A primary focus is the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions at the building level.
However, the Task Force’s work extends beyond this: grounded in a holistic understanding of sustainability that gives equal weight to ecological, economic, and social dimensions, it aims to create a future-proof campus that offers a high quality of life for all members of TUM.
Of the six action areas defined in the TUM sustainability strategy—research, teaching and continuing education, entrepreneurship, campus operations and resource management, governance and university community, and communication and global engagement—the Task Force focuses primarily on campus operations and resource management at both the campus and building levels.
Acting as a think tank, the Task Force elaborates on proposed measures within this action area and translates them into actionable concepts. Furthermore, it serves as an advisory body, providing technical support to the real estate department—which is responsible for implementation—during the delivery of these measures.
Hannah Igl
M. Sc. Environmental Engineering
Anna Buhmann
M. Sc. Ressourceneffizientes und Nachhaltiges Bauen
Heads of the TUM Sustainability Board
The TUM Sustainability Board supports the implementation of the Sustainable Futures Strategy 2030 and accompanies its further development. The board represents all TUM Schools and the students. It plays a central role in the sustainable transformation of our university.
Jasmin Fischer
B. Sc. Biochemie
Konstantin Fröhling
M. Sc. Automotive Engineering
Heads of our events
Our parties, festivals and other events have main organizers who take care of the organization and are responsible for it. They are elected as representatives by the TUM Student Council. They plan, coordinate, motivate, apply, maintain contacts, communicate and structure processes etc..
Ole Fleischhauer
M. Sc. Chemie
Katharina Förterer
B. Sc. Biologie
Daniel Stadtmüller
B. Sc. Umweltingenieurwesen
Julia Leder
M. Sc. Chemie
Andreas Chris Wilhelmer
M. Sc. Informatik
Julian Steinigke
B. Sc Informatik
Emanuel Basler
M. Sc. Biochemie
maiTUM is the annual spring festival of TUM which takes place in front of Audimax. In a traditional beer tent, a variety of food and drinks is offered accompanied by brass band music. In the evening, a party band will be setting the mood.
Daniel Stadtmüller
B. Sc. Umweltingenieurwesen
Carlotta von Eichhain
M. Sc. Nutrition and Biomedicine
At the Lange Nacht der Universitäten (LNdU) professors and lecturers from LMU and TUM will give you a different insight into their respective fields with wit, humor, and suspense for a whole night.
Ole Fleischhauer
M. Sc. Chemie
Karina Shimberg
B. Sc. Chemie
GARNIX is a 5-day open-air festival at the Garching campus, which has taken place in the last few years on the forecourt of the MI. The program includes, besides bands, mostly a sports festival and a Schafkopf tournament.
Luis Börner
M. Sc. Chemie
Kim McMahon
Marina Rath
B. Sc. Chemie
TUNIX is an Open Air with live bands which has taken place every summer for 5 days on the green area next to the Glyptothek.
Philipp Kaiser
B. Sc. Chemie-Ingenieurwesen
Daniel Porter
B.Sc. Physik
Nina Bayer
B. Ed Lehramt Sport
Jana Bayer
M.Sc. Chemie