Open positions
As the Student Representatiion of the Technical University of Munich, we represent all TUM students concerning technical, university-political and cultural matters.
Take the opportunity to help shape student life here at TUM! We offer you an exciting and motivating environment in a voluntary student team and many other common activities!
This is what we offer you
- Appreciation and communication on an equal footing
- An exciting and motivated environment
- You gain experience and you are part of a good team
- A student-friendly work atmosphere
Are you interested in the department or the topic? If you would also like to be part of a cool volunteer team, feel free to visit us without obligation, e.g. at an AStA meeting. Write a short informal message to fsrvorsitz@fs.tum.de!
We look forward to welcoming you to our team!
Events Department
Description
The Event Department looks after and supports the main organizers of our events. The organizers of the student council parties can also contact our department regarding borrowing, room requests etc.. The department can provide the infrastructure for an event from its own pool. If external people or groups want to organize events with the AStA or borrow something they can contact the department. The representatives lead the department, keep an overview of their own material and appointments, support the main organizers and many other things.
As a representative you learn to keep an overview of many things, a lot about event regulations and planning. As a supporter of the organizers, you actively support those as soon as you are needed. At the same time, it is about putting together a team and promoting its cohesion.
Vice-Chair of the business area University Policy
Description
The Vice-Chair of the area University Policy is responsible for content-related work of the University policy and the representation of students towards the University Management Board. In addition, he/she drafts statements for the Senate and the University Council on behalf of the Student Council, especially when changing or setting up new courses.
International Affairs Department
Description
We’re here to support you, our international students, and help make your time at TUM as smooth as possible. We understand that adjusting to a new environment can be quite challenging, so we help with common concerns, provide helpful information, and connect you to the existing resources you need. From overcoming language barriers to cultural exchange and community events, we’re here to help you feel at home.If you have any questions, ideas, or concerns, don’t hesitate to reach out – we’re excited to support you!
Heads of the University Policy Department
Description
The University Policy Department is dedicated to university policy issues at the Technical University of Munich itself, but also beyond. The matters and opinions of the student body that are represented provide the framework for action. But within this framework you can give free rein to your imagination and contribute your own ideas like in hardly any other department.
Possible tasks
- Assisting the Chairs in writing press releases
- Obtaining information
- Establish and maintain communication with other universities (especially Bavaria-wide) to be able to act in a coordinated manner on actions and important strategic issues
- Public relations (prepare university policy issues to be spread to students via our social media channels)
- Further development of Teaching and examinations (what should lectures, seminars, exams etc. look like in the future?)
- Contacts and networking with externals such as associations and organizations
- Internal networking (contact to/between the student bodies, further education and network meetings)
- Internal university policy education work, for example, in the form of round tables
- Taking minutes (during the meeting, summarize speeches and discussion results)
... and everything else you can think of. There are only a few limits to the HoPo work!
Heads of the Campuses Heilbronn, Weihenstephan, Olympiapark, Rechts der Isar und Straubing
Description
The representatives form the interface between the AStA and the student bodies of the respective campus and take care of the campus-specific concerns of the students.
Your tasks
- Provide advice, information and support at all stages of study
- Regularly attend AStA meetings, as well as the meetings of the various student bodies, to act as a contact person for issues on both sides
- You are in contact with the respective city to represent the local interests of the students
- You act as a trustee for the students
Head of Studierendenwerk
Description
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.
Heads of EuroTeQ
Description
EuroTeQ is the university alliance, of which TUM is one of the founding members. Therefore, it is important that student voices are represented in this project. Representatives should maintain contact with relevant members of the TUM administration (local office and collider etc.), participate in EuroTeQ student representation meetings and assist in promoting the project to students.
Heads of the Bayerische Landesstudierendenrat (BayStuRa)
Description
As Heads of the Bayerische Landesstudierendenrat (BayStuRa), you should regularly attend the meetings of the Bayerische Landesstudierendenrat (BayStuRa) and represent the interests of the TUM students there. If possible, you should offer preliminary meetings to which the student representatives of the student bodies are invited. If you wish, you can get involved in the AK of the Bayerische Landesstudierendenrat (BayStuRa).