Working at Technische Universität Berlin

Kerstin Goldau is the environmental protection officer at Technische Universität Berlin. She is responsible for groundwater, emission, and resource protection. One of her areas of focus, however, is waste separation and prevention.

“As a little boy, I was holidaying in Egypt with my parents when I came across a sandstone with embedded prehistoric fossils. This was the start of my passion for stones.” Johannes Giebel, the new curator of the mineralogical collections, wishes to present these beautiful stones in all their glory in digital form.

Kristin van Aaken has already completed part of her daily workload before arriving in the Examination Office at the Office of Student Affairs. Her son Julian is already at daycare and she has used her commute on the train to study legal texts about the science system. She is a scholarship holder in the part-time master’s degree program in Science Marketing/Science Management.

The mission statement for teaching defines the University’s permanent commitment to its teaching and, as a "teaching constitution", forms the basis for all regulations, guidelines and strategies governing teaching at Technische Universität Berlin.

Technische Universität Berlin’s largest project, the introduction of an SAP-based campus management system, is now running in two key areas, Student Life Cycle Management (SLM) and Enterprise Resource Management (ERM).

More than 8,000 people – professors, researchers, and administrative staff among them – work at Technische Universität Berlin.