Technische Universität München (TUM)

Technische Universität München (TUM) is a prestigious German technical university based in Munich, founded in 1868. The university is among the leading European institutions in research and education in the fields of technical and natural sciences, engineering, medicine, informatics, economics and the environment. TUM is characterized by a strong research focus and interdisciplinary projects, working closely with industrial partners, research centers and international universities. The university has more than 45,000 students and approximately 10,000 employees, including academic staff and research assistants. Key areas of TUM research include materials and chemical engineering, biotechnology, energy, environmental technology, information technology, robotics and medicine. The university is actively involved in the development of sustainable materials and solutions, including the processing of natural fibers such as hemp or flax for industrial, construction and textile applications. TUM supports innovation and startups through its own incubators and cooperation with technology centers, while its research laboratories provide modern facilities for testing, pilot production and prototype development. The university is known for its emphasis on practical applications of research and linking academic work with industrial practice. In the area of ​​sustainability and circular economy, TUM is involved in projects related to the bioeconomy and the use of renewable raw materials, thereby contributing to the development of environmentally friendly technologies and materials with a low carbon footprint.