The Technische Universität Ilmenau is a research-intensive university with a long tradition in engineering and natural sciences - and one of the universities with the most third-party funding and patent activity in Germany.The top scientific achievements of the researchers and the strong interdisciplinary cooperation in research and teaching ensure education at the highest level: with 44 Bachelor's and Master's degree programs and11 double degree programs, the university offers a wide range of future and sustainability-oriented courses in engineering, computer science, economics and social sciences as well as mathematics and natural sciences. Students benefit from an excellent supervision ratio, outstanding facilities for research-oriented learning, interdisciplinary practical projects and a unique and international club and campus culture. To the portrait
A modern, sustainable university needs an international campus with a cosmopolitan environment in which people are accepted in their diversity and fundamental rights and academic freedom are not called into question. Together with other organizations, companies and individuals in the Free State of Thuringia, we want to set an example for a cosmopolitan and diverse Thuringia and peaceful and respectful interaction with one another out of concern for our democracy.
Established in 1894, the Thüringisches Technikum, the forerunner of the TU Ilmenau, already trained highly qualified engineers, and with the founding of the University of Electrical Engineering in 1953, the academic training of graduate engineers began. Today, five modern departments conduct interdisciplinary research and teaching in engineering, mathematics and natural sciences as well as economic sciences and media.
There are many reasons to study at the Technische Universität Ilmenau: the practical training at the highest level - top rankings - excellent supervision - state-of-the-art equipment - best career prospects - and exciting future topics such as autonomous mobility, bio-inspired technology, networked communication or sustainable economic models, which characterize the traditionally strongly engineering-oriented range of study programs.
Our scientists develop the most precise scales in the world - innovative electronic components inspired by human nerve cells - designer molecules that fight cancer... Researchers in around 100 groups work across disciplines to find solutions to the major challenges facing society: growing mobility, sustainable use of resources, demographic change. To this end, we bundle our expertise in three profile lines and actively promote the transfer of knowledge and technology to society.
