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Studying at Technische Universität Berlin

Diversity, atmosphere, prospects, freedom, internationality Five students explain why they enjoy studying at Technische Universität Berlin

© Philipp Arnoldt

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Organizing your studies

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Orientation Week from 4 to 8 October 2021

A week full of digital and in-person offers: The Orientation Week held from 4 to 8 October 2021 has something for everyone, whether you are a first-semester student or returning to TU Berlin.

© Janine Rülicke

Starting Your Studies

Attention, first-year students: this websites provides incoming students with useful resources for starting their studies at Technische Universität Berlin.

© Oana Popa-Costea

Winter Semester 2021/22

How will winter semester 2021/22 at Technische Universität Berlin be organized? Students and lecturers find an overview of current information here.

Student perspectives

© Hector Alvarez und Carlo Schmid

Campus E-Moped

The Simson moped can be converted to an electric motor faster than you can build a cabinet. Students in the Second-Hand Mobility project laboratory proved this, making a significant contribution to a more climate-friendly environmental balance sheet for this popular vehicle.

© Felix Noak

Guidance from Students with First-Hand Experience

Anyone looking for authentic advice concerning their degree program should contact the course guidance service for their faculty. This is an advisory service provided by students for students and prospective students, Inken Czesla is one of them.

© Laura Simak

An Image of Horror

Laura Simak is writing her master’s thesis in the divided and crisis-riven city of Beirut and reports on an extraordinary summer semester spent in the Lebanese capital.

Student commitment

© Oana Popa-Costea

Scrap Bike? No way!

The project “Aus Schrott mach Rad” (Bikes from Scrap) upgrades old scrappy bikes into “new” functional bikes, art, and furniture.

Anna and Fabio on their way to the canteen © Oana Popa-Costea

Become a Buddy

The buddy programs at Technische Universität Berlin bring together students from Europe and the rest of the world - Anna from Germany and Fabio from Italy are just one example.

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Succeeding as a Blind Person in a Digital World for the Sighted

According to the Federal Statistical Office, there are 76,740 blind persons; 51,094 persons with severe vision impairment; and 452,930 people who are visually impaired in Germany. How can disabled persons can be included in the digital professional world? In a three-part podcast, TU students examine the everyday working life of people with visual impairments.

© Uta Konopka/DAAD

Student Ambassadors from TU Berlin

Kaunas, Mexico City or Santa Barbara: Approximately 20 TU Berlin students are part of a campaign titled “weltweit studieren - ERLEBE ES”. As correspondents, they offer a look at their student life abroad.

Social media feed

© Sophie Persigehl

Instagram Takeover

On our Instagram channel, students regularly share their perspectives and stories. Whether a self-built glider, involvement in Fridays for Future, or participation in a concrete boat regatta: Campus life on Instagram is full of opportunities.