Welcome at the Hochschule für Politik München / TUM School of GovernanceOrientation - M.Sc. Politics and Technology

Munich, October 15th / 16th 2018

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Welcome Address: Prof. Dr. da Conceicao-Heldt, Reform Rector, HfP/ Dean TUM School of Governance (GOV)

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Servant of the Innovation Society

Scientific Excellence:TUM Institute for Advanced Study

Excellent Teaching:Munich School of Engineering

scientificentrepreneurialinternational

Global Labor Markets(Science, Industry, Administration)

National Education SystemTUM SCHOOL OF EDUCATIONInternat. Student Exchange

Politics, Society & GovernmentMunich Center for Technology in Society

Hochschule für Politik München

14 Departments390 Buildings178 Degree Courses

~ 41 000 Students, 35% female, 27% internat‘l~ 13 100 Freshman Students~ 9 500 Graduates per year> 1 000 PhD Theses per year~ 7 000 Publications, peer-reviewed per year

546 Professors (incl. hospital)~ 6 500 Scientific Staff (incl. hospital)~ 3 300 Non-Scientific Staff (not incl. hospital)

96 ERC Grants (since 2008) 42 Humboldt Senior Research Fellows (2012-16)17 Nobel Prize Laureates18 Leibniz Laureates (DFG)

6 Humboldt Professors> 1 000 Research Agreements p.a.

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TUM Key Data

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Students

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TUM School of Governance

TUM School of Education

TUM School of Management

Informatics

Mechanical Engineering

Electrical and Computer Engineering

Civil, Geo and Environmental Engineering

Architecture

Munich School of Engineering

Sport and Health Sciences

TUM School of Medicine

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German Students WS 17/18International Students WS 17/18

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Students by Departments

51%

34%Natural SciencesLife SciencesMedicine

Management

EducationSocial SciencesHumanities

Engineering

1 000 2 000 3 000 4 000 5 000

1868 King Ludwig II founds the "Polytechnic School"1877 "Technical University"1901 Right to Award Doctorates

First Doctoral Candidate: Georg Hauser (Chemistry)1905 Admittance of Female Students

First Female Doctoral Candidate: Amalie Baur (Chemistry)1930 Integration of the College ofAgriculture and Brewing in

Weihenstephan1957 First Neutron Research Reactor in Germany1967 TUM School of Medicine, University Hospital1970 Presidential Constitution, "Technische Universität München" 1999 TUM‘s University Reform started,

Entrepreneurial University Constitution2000 TUM School of Life Sciences Weihenstephan (Matrix Structure) 2002 TUM Branch in Singapore: TUM. Asia Pte. Ltd.

TUM School of ManagementDepartment of Sport and Health Sciences

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Milestones

2004 High-Flux Research Source Heinz Maier-Leibnitz2005 TUM Institute for Advanced Study (IAS)2006 TUM elected "University of Excellence"

TUM International Graduate School of Science and Engineering (IGSSE)

2009 TUM School of Education TUM Graduate School

2010 TUM University FoundationMunich School of Engineering (MSE)

2012 TUM again elected "University of Excellence"Munich Center for Technology in Society (MCTS)

2014 Hochschule für Politik München (HfP)2015 Munich School of Bioengineering2017 TUM School of Governance2018 150 years jubilee Technical University ofMunich

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Milestones

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Selected Nobel Laureates

Heinrich O. Wieland1927, Chemistry

Hans Fischer1930, Chemistry

Rudolf L. Mößbauer1961, Physics

Ernst Otto Fischer1973, Chemistry

Klaus von Klitzing1985, Physics

Robert Huber1988, Chemistry

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Inventors, Engineers, Entrepreneurs

Oskar von MillerStorage Power PlantsWalchensee Power PlantGerman Museum

Carl von LindeRefrigeration EngineeringLinde‘s Refrigeration MachinesAir LiquefactionFirst University Spin-off

Rudolf DieselCombustion Engine DevelopmentDiesel Engine (MAN)

Claude DornierAircraft ConstructionAmphibious Aircraft

Willy MesserschmittAircraft ConstructionFirst production-ready Jet Aircraft

Heinz Maier-LeibnitzNeutron Research"Atom-Ei"

Civil, Geo and Environmental Engineering

Architecture

Electrical and Computer Engineering

TUM School of Management

TUM School of Education

Hochschule für Politik München/TUM School of Governance

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TUM. Munich Campus

Chemistry

Physics

Informatics

Mathematics

Mechanical Engineering

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TUM. Garching Campus

TUM School of Life SciencesWeihenstephan

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TUM. Weihenstephan Campus

Sport and Health Sciences

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TUM. Olympic Park Campus

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TUM.Global

Hochschule für Politik München – Brienner Forum

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Hochschule für Politik München/ TUM School of Governance

TUM Institutefor Advanced

Study

Munich School of Engineering

Munich Centerfor Technology in

Society

Hochschule für Politik/TUM School of Governance

To integrate frontier technologiesinto political dialogue anddecision making

Milestones - Hochschule für Politik München

14. July 1950: „Hochschule für Politische Wissenschaften” (School of Political Science) founded in Munich

27. October 1970: Law governing the Bavarian School of Public Policy enacted by the Bavarian Parliament and status of “institutionally autonomous institution at the University of Munich” awarded to the Hochschule für Politik München (HfP)

16. February 1981: Status of organizational body under public law awarded

October 2013: Start of the HfP reform process

24. November 2014: Amended HfP law passed by the Bavarian Parliament

01. Dezember 2014: HfP law comes into effect – Technical University of Munich (TUM) becomes the HfP’s new host university

18. February 2015: Inaugural meeting of the new HfP Senate

09. March 2015: Inaugural meeting of the new HfP Board of Trustees18

Milestones – Hochschule für Politik München

April 2016: Approval of a new Bachelor’s degree by the Bavarian State Ministry for Education and Culture, Science and Art

March /July 2016: Majority of the HfP’s new professors take up their positions at the Hochschule für Politik München

July 2016: Relocation to the new premises in the Brienner Forum building at Königsplatz

October 2016: Start of the new Bachelor´s program in Political Science (B.Sc.)

January 2017: Foundation of the new TUM department - TUM School of Governance

October 2017: Start of the new Master‘s program in Politics & Technology (M.Sc.)

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We support you on your way into professional life

Munich Talks

Career Paths

Internship Exchange

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Partners of Internship Exchange

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Introduction of the Master´s Programm: Prof. Dr. Miranda Schreurs, Dean of Studies (TUM GOV)

Global Governance,

Ethics & Technology

Democracy in the Digital Age

Governance of Big Transformations:

Environmental, Social and Technological Aspects

Underlying Concept – M.Sc. Politics & Technology

M.Sc. Politics

& Technology

Political Science with Interdisciplinary Foci:

Linking Politics, Society, Economics & Technology

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M.Sc. inPolitics & Technology

(120 credits – 30 credits per semester)

Master‘s Thesis

Required module(30 credits)

PracticalTraining - Elective modules (18 credits) Internship or study abroad or research project(with an academic advisor)

Cognate Areas – Elective modules (24 credits) (in consultation with an academic mentor)

Elective courses from other departments of the TUM in the following areas:

- Digital Technology - Economics & Policy - Urbanization, Mobility, Energy - Social Responsibility & Corporate Governance

Foundational CoursesElective module (6 credits) (in consultation with a mentor)

Politics & Technology Overview Seminar Required module (6 credits)

Concentration Areas – Elective modules (30 credits)

- Democracy in the Digital Age- Global Governance, Ethics & Technology- Governance of Big Transformations: Environmental, Socialand Technological Aspects

Methodology ClassElective module (6 credits)

(in consultation with a mentor)

Program Structure - M.Sc. Politics & Technology

M.Sc. – Recommended Study Plan (full-time)

Master´sThesis

PracticalTraining

Cognate Areas

ConcentrationAreas

MethodologyClass

P&T-OverviewSeminar

FoundationalCourse

1. Sem. 2. Sem. 3. Sem. 4. Sem.

Overview(6 ECTS)

Concentr.(12 ECTS)

Concentr. (12 ECTS)

Prac. Train. (18 ECTS)

Thesis(30 ECTS)

Cognate A.(18 ECTS)

Foundation(6 ECTS)

Cognate A.(6 ECTS)

Concentr.(6 ECTS)

Meth. Class(6 ECTS)

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M.Sc. – Recommended Study Plan (part-time)

1. Sem. 2. Sem. 3. Sem. 4. Sem.

Cognate Area(24 ECTS)

Concentration Areas(30 ECTS)

PracticalTraining(18 ECTS)

Thesis(30 ECTS)

5. Sem. 6. Sem.4

Master´sThesis

PracticalTraining

Cognate Areas

ConcentrationAreas

MethodologyClass

P&T-OverviewSeminar

FoundationalCourse

Overview(6 ECTS)

Foundation(6 ECTS)

Meth. Class(6 ECTS)

TUM-MainGrounds

BriennerForum

Relocation: New Premises close to the TUM

Lecture- and Seminarrooms – Building H, Groundfloor

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Lecture- and Seminarrooms – Building H, 1. Floor

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Lecture- and Seminarrooms – Building H, 2. Floor

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Information on your first days at HfP: Ivana Jurik, M.A.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What are your first days like at the Hochschule für Politik München?

• Which courses in the M. Sc. Political Science have to be completed in which order?

• Where do the lectures and exercises take place?

• Is it necessary to register for the individual lectures?

• Do I have to take special preparatory courses before starting my studies?

• When do the exams take place and how can I register?

• When do you have to decide for the specialisations in Political Science and for the interdisciplinary part of your studies?

• Which elective modules can I choose during my studies?

• Who can I contact if I have further questions about my studies?

• Where can I get more information about my studies?

Orientation M.Sc. – Building H, Room 001

October 15th, 2018 October 16th, 2018

2 pm: Welcome Address by the Dean/Reform Rector

2.15 pm: Information on the start of the Master's program in Politics & Technology by the Dean of Studies

3 pm: Introduction to TUMonline

3.30 pm: Introduction to Moodle

4 pm: Tour of the HfP premises, tour of the TUM inner-city campus (important lecture halls, mensa, cafeteria etc.)

5 pm: Enrolment ceremony of the TUM in front of the Audimax at the inner-city campus

10 am: Introduction of the professors (each10-15 min)

11.15 am: Presentation of the services offeredby the Munich Student Union

11.30 am Welcome Address by studentrepresentatives

11.45 am: Welcome Address by represen-tativesof the Freundesgesellschaft

12.00 am: Welcome Snack

1 pm: Guided tour of the University Library

following:

Student Representatives‘ Program

6 pm: Celebrating the start of the semester in room H.001 / in the courtyard at HfP (Kick-GOV)

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Frequently Asked Questions

• What are your first days like at the Hochschule für Politik München?

• Which courses in the M. Sc. Political Science have to be completed in which order?

• Where do the lectures and exercises take place?

• Is it necessary to register for the individual lectures?

• Do I have to take special preparatory courses before starting my studies?

• When do the exams take place and how can I register?

• When do you have to decide for the specialisations in Political Science and for the interdisciplinary part of your studies?

• Which elective modules can I choose during my studies?

• Who can I contact if I have further questions about my studies?

• Where can I get more information about my studies?

M.Sc. – Recommended study plan (full-time)

Master´sThesis

PracticalTraining

Cognate Areas

ConcentrationAreas

MethodologyClass

P&T-OverviewSeminar

FoundationalCourse

1. Sem. 2. Sem. 3. Sem. 4. Sem.

Overview(6 ECTS)

Concentr.(12 ECTS)

Concentr. (12 ECTS)

Prac. Train. (18 ECTS)

Thesis(30 ECTS)

Cognate A.(18 ECTS)

Foundation(6 ECTS)

Cognate A.(6 ECTS)

Concentr.(6 ECTS)

Meth. Class(6 ECTS)

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M.Sc. – Recommended study plan (part-time)

1. Sem. 2. Sem. 3. Sem. 4. Sem.

Cognate Area(24 ECTS)

Concentration Areas(30 ECTS)

PracticalTraining(18 ECTS)

Thesis(30 ECTS)

5. Sem. 6. Sem.4

Master´sThesis

PracticalTraining

Cognate Areas

ConcentrationAreas

MethodologyClass

P&T-OverviewSeminar

FoundationalCourse

Overview(6 ECTS)

Foundation(6 ECTS)

Meth. Class(6 ECTS)

Frequently Asked Questions

• What are your first days like at the Hochschule für Politik München?

• Which courses in the M. Sc. Political Science have to be completed in which order?

• Where do the lectures and exercises take place?

• Is it necessary to register for the individual lectures?

• Do I have to take special preparatory courses before starting my studies?

• When do the exams take place and how can I register?

• When do you have to decide for the specialisations in Political Science and for the interdisciplinary part of your studies?

• Which elective modules can I choose during my studies?

• Who can I contact if I have further questions about my studies?

• Where can I get more information about my studies?

Brienner Forum

TUM-Sprachenzentrum

Lehr-undLernräume(EGbis2.OG)• Verwaltung(3.OG)• Reformrektorin/Professuren(4.OG)

Conceicao-Heldt,Büthe

Professuren(2.und3.OG)• 2.OG:Herzog,

Schreurs,Wurster• 3.OG:Hegelich,

Pfeffer

TUM City Campus

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Frequently Asked Questions

• What are your first days like at the Hochschule für Politik München?

• Which courses in the M. Sc. Political Science have to be completed in which order?

• Where do the lectures and exercises take place?

• Is it necessary to register for the individual lectures?

• Do I have to take special preparatory courses before starting my studies?

• When do the exams take place and how can I register?

• When do you have to decide for the specialisations in Political Science and for the interdisciplinary part of your studies?

• Which elective modules can I choose during my studies?

• Who can I contact if I have further questions about my studies?

• Where can I get more information about my studies?

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Is it necessary to register for the individual lectures?

• Registration for the individual events is not necessary, but recommended (for Moodle access)

Do I have to take special preparatory courses before starting my studies?

• No, there is no need to take special preparatory courses.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What are your first days like at the Hochschule für Politik München?

• Which courses in the M. Sc. Political Science have to be completed in which order?

• Where do the lectures and exercises take place?

• Is it necessary to register for the individual lectures?

• Do I have to take special preparatory courses before starting my studies?

• When do the exams take place and how can I register?

• When do you have to decide for the specialisations in Political Science and for the interdisciplinary part of your studies?

• Which elective modules can I choose during my studies?

• Who can I contact if I have further questions about my studies?

• Where can I get more information about my studies?

When do the exams take place and how can I register?

Examination Period (in-class exams)

February, 4th 2019 – March, 1st 2019

Examination Registration

November 19th, 2018 – January 15th, 2019

Unsubscribe Examination

up to 1 week before the exam

via TUMonline

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Frequently Asked Questions

• What are your first days like at the Hochschule für Politik München?

• Which courses in the M. Sc. Political Science have to be completed in which order?

• Where do the lectures and exercises take place?

• Is it necessary to register for the individual lectures?

• Do I have to take special preparatory courses before starting my studies?

• When do the exams take place and how can I register?

• When do you have to decide for the specialisations in Political Science and for the interdisciplinary part of your studies?

• Which elective modules can I choose during my studies?

• Who can I contact if I have further questions about my studies?

• Where can I get more information about my studies?

M.Sc. – Recommended study plan (full-time)

Master´sThesis

PracticalTraining

Cognate Areas

ConcentrationAreas

MethodologyClass

P&T-OverviewSeminar

FoundationalCourse

1. Sem. 2. Sem. 3. Sem. 4. Sem.

Overview(6 ECTS)

Concentr.(12 ECTS)

Concentr. (12 ECTS)

Prac. Train. (18 ECTS)

Thesis(30 ECTS)

Cognate A.(18 ECTS)

Foundation(6 ECTS)

Cognate A.(6 ECTS)

Concentr.(6 ECTS)

Meth. Class(6 ECTS)

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M.Sc. - Recommended study plan (part-time)

1. Sem. 2. Sem. 3. Sem. 4. Sem.

Cognate Area(24 ECTS)

Concentration Areas(30 ECTS)

PracticalTraining(18 ECTS)

Thesis(30 ECTS)

5. Sem. 6. Sem.4

Master´sThesis

PracticalTraining

Cognate Areas

ConcentrationAreas

MethodologyClass

P&T-OverviewSeminar

FoundationalCourse

Overview(6 ECTS)

Foundation(6 ECTS)

Meth. Class(6 ECTS)

Frequently Asked Questions

• What are your first days like at the Hochschule für Politik München?

• Which courses in the M. Sc. Political Science have to be completed in which order?

• Where do the lectures and exercises take place?

• Is it necessary to register for the individual lectures?

• Do I have to take special preparatory courses before starting my studies?

• When do the exams take place and how can I register?

• When do you have to decide for the specialisations in Political Science and for the interdisciplinary part of your studies?

• Which elective modules can I choose during my studies?

• Who can I contact if I have further questions about my studies?

• Where can I get more information about my studies?

M.Sc. inPolitics & Technology

(120 credits – 30 credits per semester)

Master‘s Thesis

Required module(30 credits)

PracticalTraining - Elective modules (18 credits) Internship or study abroad or research project(with an academic advisor)

Cognate Areas – Elective modules (24 credits) (in consultation with an academic mentor)

Elective courses from other departments of the TUM in the following areas:

- Digital Technology - Economics & Policy - Urbanization, Mobility, Energy - Social Responsibility & Corporate Governance

Foundational CoursesElective module (6 credits) (in consultation with a mentor)

Politics & Technology Overview Seminar Required module (6 credits)

Concentration Areas – Elective modules (30 credits)

- Democracy in the Digital Age- Global Governance, Ethics & Technology- Governance of Big Transformations: Environmental, Socialand Technological Aspects

Methodology ClassElective module (6 credits)

(in consultation with a mentor)

Program Structure - M.Sc. Politics & Technology

Frequently Asked Questions

• What are your first days like at the Hochschule für Politik München?

• Which courses in the M. Sc. Political Science have to be completed in which order?

• Where do the lectures and exercises take place?

• Is it necessary to register for the individual lectures?

• Do I have to take special preparatory courses before starting my studies?

• When do the exams take place and how can I register?

• When do you have to decide for the specialisations in Political Science and for the interdisciplinary part of your studies?

• Which elective modules can I choose during my studies?

• Who can I contact if I have further questions about my studies?

• Where can I get more information about my studies?

Administrative Responsibilities

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Program Coordination Student Advising International Affairs

Dipl.-oec. Hedi Schmid; Dipl.-Soz.Päd. Ivana Jurik M.A. Karina Schumann M.A

Dr. Claudia Höfer-Weichselbaumer

Director

Frequently Asked Questions

• What are your first days like at the Hochschule für Politik München?

• Which courses in the M. Sc. Political Science have to be completed in which order?

• Where do the lectures and exercises take place?

• Is it necessary to register for the individual lectures?

• Do I have to take special preparatory courses before starting my studies?

• When do the exams take place and how can I register?

• When do you have to decide for the specialisations in Political Science and for the interdisciplinary part of your studies?

• Which elective modules can I choose during my studies?

• Who can I contact if I have further questions about my studies?

• Where can I get more information about my studies?

General Information for all first-semester students, see

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https://www.tum.de/en/studies/during-your-studies/beginning-a-degree-program/

http://www.hfp.tum.de/en/studies/masters-program/

Examination and studyregulations

Course Schedules

Admission requirements

General Information for all first-semester students, see…

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Study-abroad Opportunities: Karina Schumann, M.A.

Partner Universities Worldwide

Erasmus+ (incl. Schweiz)TUMexchangeInterdepartmentalcooperation

As of Oct. 2018 – We are consistently expanding our network on a global level.

Bachelor‘s students: 5th semester

Master‘ students: 3rd semester

When do I need to apply?

Bachelor‘s students: in your 3rd semester for the 5th semester

Master‘s students: in your 1st semester for the 3rd semester

à 1 year prior to your departure

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Recommended Periods for Studying Abroad

TUMexchange19 October to 2 November 2018

Erasmus+1 December 2018 to 15 Januar 2019

Interdepartmental CooperationTaking applications all year round

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Application periods for a stay abroadduring the WiSe 2019/20 or SoSe 2020

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Information Events

18 October 2018 starting at 5 p.m.Webinar on „Online applications for TUMexchange“https://webconf.vc.dfn.de/tumexchange2018/

22 November 2018 at 5 p.m.TUM GOV Information Event on Student Exchange Programs

e.g. ATHENS Program

1-week "trial courses" at partner universities within Europe

Summer / Winter Schools

Usually 3-6 week stays on a specific topic

Internship abroad

HfP internships platform or self-organized

or become a „free mover“

Completely self-organized, financial support available59

Further options for studying abroad

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Responsibilities at the HfP / GOV

Dean of Studies / International Affairs Delegate

Prof. Dr. Miranda Schreurs

Your prime contactfor your stay abroad

Karina Schumann, M.A.

international@gov.tum.de

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Introduction to TUMonline: Dr. Frauke Donner, IT-Management (TUM)

TUMonline

The service portal for study and teaching

Orientation days 2018 - TUMonline

What does TUMonline offer?

Personal business cardCourse documentsTuition fee accountStudy schedule and timetableRegistration for courses and examinationsExamination results, grade reports and exam certificatesPeople and organisations of the TUMTUM e-mail addressPersonal schedule….

Orientation days 2018 -TUMonline

Orientation days 2018 - TUMonline

Organizations Search,login and language

Manuals Support

Login

• Login with TUM ID (gu27cat) or TUM E-mail address (minni.maus@tum.de) and your personal password

• If you have any questions please contact the IT-Support: it-support@tum.de

Orientation days 2018 -TUMonline

Personal business card

• Contact details & Foto

• Access applications• Master Data

(Application „Student Files“)

Orientation days 2018 -TUMonline

Applications

Linkto business card

TUM e-mail address

It is very important that you set up a TUM e-mail address and select your mailbox, because you recieve important information via this address

„Nur Weiterleitung“ means forwarding e-mail addressWe recommend to use the TUM mailbox (Exchange)

Orientation days 2018 - TUMonline

Choose e-mail address

TUMID

Exchangemailboxand forwarding

Exchange mailbox

You can access your TUM mailbox via TUMonline(„TUM Mailbox (Exchange)“) or via https://mail.tum.de/ You can login with your TUM ID and your personal password

We recommend using your Exchange Mailbox because:You can use it on different devices (Notebook, Smartphone,…)

The TUM e-mail addressbook is availableCalender option for you and your fellow students

Orientation days 2018 -TUMonline

Personal storage (NAS)

Personal storage up to 100 GBEmbed as network device (PC, notebook,..)Or enter the storage via TUMonlineOr via Webdisk https://webdisk.mwn.de You need your TUM ID and your personal password

Orientation days 2018 -TUMonline

Course documentsEnrollment certificateWritten confirmation for MVV and Deutsche BahnStudy progress certificateConfirmation about payment

Orientation days 2018 - TUMonline

Fee accountAmounts paid and outstandigDeadlinesInformation on bank transfers

Orientation days 2018 - TUMonline

Study scheduleCourse tree via „study status/curriculum“Including all modules, courses and exams of the study programmeRegistration for courses and exams

Orientation days 2018 - TUMonline

Module

Course

Examination

Registration

Semester plan/timetableSchedule view of all courses for the selected recommended semesterAll group coursesPersonal schedule with your own courses -> your personal schedule (first you have to register for the courses!)

Orientation days 2018 - TUMonline

Semesterview

Clickon„Semesterplan“

Clickon„weeklyschedule“

Course registrationWe recommend the registration via „Study Status/Curriculum“Choose course in the course tree

Register via detailed view or directly via the registration button

Note:Registration is possibleRegistration is not yet possibleRegistration is no longer possibleRegistration is not activated

Orientation days 2018 - TUMonline

Detailed view

Registrationbutton

Exam registrationWe recommend the registration via „Study Status/Curriculum“Choose examination in the course treeRegistration via Register via detailed view or directly via the registration buttonYou always have to register for examinations separately from the course registration

Orientation days 2018 - TUMonlineRegistrationbutton

Exam results

Orientation days 2018 - TUMonline

Grade reports and exam certificates• Important:You are obligated to

download the exam certificateevery semester.

Orientation days 2018 - TUMonline

Calendar• You can take the calendar for personal use.• All courses and exam dates will be displayed once you

registered for them.• You can publish it as an iCal calendar.

Orientation days 2018 - TUMonline

iCal calendar

Scheduleview

Information & support

• Information: www.it.tum.de/en/tumonline/studying• Manuals: https://wiki.tum.de/display/docs/• More IT services: http://www.it.tum.de/en/students/ • IT-Support: it-support@tum.de

Orientation days 2018 - TUMonline

Onlinehelp Manualsand support

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Introduction to Moodle: Dr. Matthias Baume, TUM-Medienzentrum

Coming up next…

October 15th, 2018 October 16th, 2018

2 pm: Welcome Address by the Dean/Reform Rector

2.15 pm: Information on the start of the Master's program in Politics & Technology by the Dean of Studies

3 pm: Introduction to TUMonline

3.30 pm: Introduction to Moodle

4 pm: Tour of the HfP premises, tour of the TUM inner-city campus (important lecture halls, mensa, cafeteria etc.)

5 pm: Enrolment ceremony of the TUM in front of the Audimax at the inner-city campus

10 am: Introduction of the professors (each10-15 min)

11.15 am: Presentation of the services offeredby the Munich Student Union

11.30 am Welcome Address by studentrepresentatives

11.45 am: Welcome Address by represen-tativesof the Freundesgesellschaft

12.00 am: Welcome Snack

1 pm: Guided tour of the University Library

following:

Student Representatives‘ Program

6 pm: Celebrating the start of the semester in room H.001 / in the courtyard at HfP (Kick-GOV)

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Good luck for your studiesat the

Hochschule für Politik München/TUM School of Governance!