A new Bachelor's program and two new Master's degree programs this winter semester

A trans-disciplinary education, lifelong learning and curricula which not only reflect the developments of the Digital Transformation, but also anticipate them – the demands placed on good teaching are changing. The Technical University of Munich (TUM) continuously develops and expands its structures and teaching formats in order to meet these demands. Beginning in the 2022/23 winter semester TUM will offer three new degree programs and will continue the transition from faculties and departments to Schools.

Computer technologies offer new approaches to dealing with increasingly dense metropolitan centers and the rising complexity of infrastructures. In the Master of Information Technologies for the Built Environment degree program, set to begin in the TUM School of Engineering and Design's winter semester, students learn to analyze digital data and information and to render it usable. This gives rise to new perspectives, technologies and methodologies for making construction projects ecologically and economically sustainable at the interfaces between architecture, civil engineering and geodesy.

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