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TUB English V0718 Fs Technische Universität Berlin Outline History and Campus Profile Teaching Internationalization History and Campus Profile Teaching Internationalization History and Campus 19th century 21st century History and Campus | Origin • Founding of the forerunner academies: Mining 1770 – Academy, Building Academy, Vocational Academy 1821 • Unification into Royal Technical College of Berlin 1879 • Closure of the Technische Hochschule CharlottenBurg 1945 – and re-establishment under the new name: Technische 1946 Universität Berlin • EstaBlishment of the School of Humanities 1950 History and Campus | Research History Franz Reuleaux 1829 - 1905 Machine kinematics Adolf Slaby 1849 - 1913 Radiotelegraphy Alois Riedler 1850 - 1936 Motor vehicle construction Gustav Hertz* Franz Reuleaux Adolf Miethe 1862 - 1927 Three-color photography, the flashlight Georg Schlesinger 1874 - 1949 Machine tool design and factory management Hermann Föttinger 1877 - 1945 The fully automatic gear box Laws governing the impact of an electron upon an Gustav Hertz* 1887 - 1975 atom Ernst Ruska* Konrad Zuse Hans Geiger 1882 - 1925 The Geiger Counter Dennis Gábor* 1900 - 1979 Holography Eugene Wigner* 1902 - 1995 Quantum mechanics Ernst Ruska* 1902 - 1988 The electron microscope Georg Schlesinger Hans Geiger Konrad Zuse 1910 - 1996 The first freely programmable computing machine Gerhard Ertl* 1936 - Chemical processes on solid surfaces *Nobel prize laureate Dennis Gábor* Gerhard Ertl* History and Campus Profile Teaching Internationalization Profile | Campus Map • around 600 000 sq m base area distributed over several locations in Berlin • 122 buildings (19 000 rooms) Profile | TU Berlin in short third largest university of technology in Germany research and teaching intensive cooperation ranging from between science and engineering and natural industry sciences to humanities and social sciences Technische Universität Berlin, a university with international reputation in Germany‘s capital and in the heart of Europe alliance between joint research projects technology and with numerous non- humanities to meet the university research challenges of the future institutes Technische Universität Berlin | International Scientific Cooperation Profile | TU Berlin in figures (2017) Staff 345 370 Professors Visiting professors and associated lecturers 2711 2084 Scientific staff Other employees Financed by third-party funds: Financed by third-party 1706 (63%) funds: 253 (12%) Technische Universität Berlin | International Scientific Cooperation Profile | TU Berlin in figures (2016) FUNDING IN MILLION € st a t e f un d in g external funding 178,8 177,5 168,2 159,6 174 146,2 158,9 125,4 External funds split-up private/industry 295,7 302,6 310 14% 251,1 264,8 268,6 284,4 287,6 ESB 2% 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 other public funds federal 6% government 32% EU Ø In 2016: about 523,000 € of fundings acquired per professor 16% Ø In the past 10 years: a rise of 230% state government 1% DFG 29% Technische Universität Berlin | International Scientific Cooperation Profile | Faculties Faculty I 7 institutes / centers Humanities Faculty II Mathematics and Natural 6 institutes Central Institutes Sciences Faculty III 6 institutes Central Institute Central Institute Process Sciences El Gouna School of Education Faculty IV Electrical Engineering and 6 institutes Computer Science Faculty V Mechanics Engineering and 7 institutes Computer Sciences Faculty VI Planning - Building - 8 institutes Environment Faculty VII 3 institutes Economics and Management Technische Universität Berlin | International Scientific Cooperation Profile | Central Institute El Gouna (Egypt) Main focus of the degree programs and research: Growth of population and climate change require new strategies to tap new living spaces, water and energy. M.Sc. Energy Engineering M.Sc. M.Sc. Business Urban Engineering Development Energy Continuing Education Master‘s Programs at Campus El Gouna M.Sc. M.Sc. IT for Energy Water Engineering Technische Universität Berlin | International Scientific Cooperation Profile | Core areas in research and education Technische Universität Berlin | International Scientific Cooperation Profile | Collaborative Research (selection) TU Berlin as coordinating university Technische Universität Berlin | International Scientific Cooperation Profile | Collaborative Research (selection) BMBF TU Berlin as with participation of the coordinator TU Berlin CollaBorative Research Research BeMobil Bernstein Center Research Units (FOR): Training for Computational Centers 10 Groups: 10 Neuroscience (SFB): 18 Berlin Big Data Berlin (BCCN) BerlinHECOR The German Internet Institute Software Campus and others (e. g. EU Research and Innovation Projects such as Horizon 2020 and FP7) Technische Universität Berlin | International Scientific Cooperation Profile | Strategic Partnerships R&D non-university research in stit utions, i.a.: industry and private inverstors, i.a.: Technische Universität Berlin | International Scientific Cooperation Profile | Entrepreneurship – Start-ups and Spin-offs • Currently 20 PhD projects • 35 Tech startups per year • 150+ Tech startups since 2007 Research & Master‘s Startup • More than 80% of startups are still in business Publications Programs Support • Labeled as „The Entrepreneurial University - EXIST“ („Die Gründerhochschule“) by the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy • Currently No. 2 in GER of EXIST- Universities Trainings Inspiration Technische Universität Berlin | International Scientific Cooperation History and Campus Profile Teaching Internationalization Teaching | Facts and figures Students: 35.009 Doctorates: 504 Post doctoral lecture qualification: 6 Male: Female: 23.506 11.503 (67 %) (33 %) International students: 7962 (23%) Degree Programs: more than. 150 Double Degrees: 38 (with universities in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, China, France, Republic of Korea, Poland, Russia, Serbia) Programs in English: 26 Technische Universität Berlin | International Scientific Cooperation Teaching | Courses in English Architecture - Typology, M.Sc. Industrial and Network Economics, M.Sc. Building SustainaBility - Management Methods for Information Systems Management, M.Sc. Energy Efficiency, M.B.A. Innovation Management, Entrepreneurship and Business Engineering Energy, M.Sc. SustainaBility (IMES), M.Sc. Computational Neuroscience, M.Sc. IT for Energy, M.Sc. Computer Science, M.Sc. Polymer Science, M.Sc. Energy Engineering, M.Sc. Process Energy and Environmental Systems Energy Management, M.B.A. Scientific Computing, M.Sc. Environmental Planning, M.Sc. Space Engineering, M.Sc. European Studies SustainaBle MoBility Management, M.B.A. European and International Energy Law, M.B.L. UrBan Development, M.Sc. Geodesy and Geoinformation Science, M.Sc. UrBan Management, M.Sc. GloBal Production Engineering, M.Sc. Water Engineering, M.Sc. ICT Innovation, M.Sc. Technische Universität Berlin | International Scientific Cooperation Teaching | Study Structure Professional Life Doctorate Doctorate Doctorate Master Master 2-4 semesters 2-4 semesters Assessment Test for Professional Life PhD Bachelor 6-8 semesters Technische Universität Berlin | International Scientific Cooperation Teaching | Students by subject (Summer 2017) Natural Sciences & Social and Mathematics economic 6,215 sciences 1,863 Engineering Others Sciences 3,757 23,062 Humanities 1,894 Technische Universität Berlin | International Scientific Cooperation History and Campus Profile Teaching Internationalization Internationalization | Fields of action Administration external human resource internal development strategic partnerships exchange research Studying & Teaching cooperation Research & junior international studies Internationalization academics liaison offices @ home international students exchange summer schools int. recruiting Campus El Gouna Structure student exchange international website double/ dual English forms / calls degrees Technische Universität Berlin | International Scientific Cooperation Internationalization | International cooperation Institutions with an existing student exchanges, dual degree programs or Memorandi of Understanding Technische Universität Berlin | International Scientific Cooperation Internationalization | Facts and figures Student body • 23 % international students Professorships • 6 % international professors • more than 16 % international research associates Alumni § award winning alumni network maintains contacts with TU alumni from over 130 countries Technische Universität Berlin | International Scientific Cooperation Internationalization 1. 000 800 600 1.030 400 624 200 449 0 | 321 Students by country of origin PR Chi na 315 Tu rke y 312 India 301 Sy ri a 266 40 Po lan d 30 254 42 20 R ussia n F eder at io n 10 41 Iran 201 193 0 40 Vi et nam 38 I ndone sia 191 Au stral ia 38 Italy 188 Bo snia an d… 35 Eg ypt 180 Se rb ia 35 Bu lga ri a 168 (Winter 17/18,Pa lest inmore ian … 33 G re ece 155 Pe ru 32 Tu nisia 138 Georgia 32 Sp ain 135 Ko re a ( S out h) Technische Universität Berlin |Ve International nezue la Scientific 31 130 U kra ine Th ail and 29 125 Po rt uga l Pa kistan 29 118 Be lar us Colombia 28 118 Fr anc e Mongolia 27 Luxe mb our g M exi co 98 26 Nigeria Au stri a 88 tha 25 Iraq United States 81 25 n 10 students perChile country Brazi l 81 Lat vi a 21 Al ban ia 67 Ka zakhst an 20 Cameroon 66 M or occo 20 Nepal 63 Japa n 19 Leb anon 63 M ala ysia 18 I sra el 60 Sw ede n 17 Romania 57 Ke nya 16 Netherlands 57 Denmark 15 Ba ngl adesh 56 Ye me n Sl oven ia 15 52 Bo livia Ta iw an
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