Technical University of Munich Germany

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Technical University of Munich

Germany


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Augsburg

Ingolstadt

Chartered

by King

Ludwig II

1868

1873Carl von Linde

1901Granted right

to confer

doctorates

degree

1930 Weihenstephan

Campus Nobel Prize inChemistry for

Hans Fischer

1961Nobel Prize in

Physics forRudolf L.

Moessbauer

1970 Renamed into

TechnischeUniversitaet

Muenchen

Presidentialconstitution

1988Nobel Prize in

Chemistry forRobert Huber

2002 Faculty of

BusinessAdministration

Faculty of

Sports Science

GIST Singapore

College of

Technology

1877

Admittance

of female

students

1905

Research

reactor

(FRM I)

1957

Faculty of

Medicine

1967

Nobel Prize in

Chemistry for

E. O. Fischer

1973

Research neu-

tron source

(FRM II)

1997

Weihenstephan

Center of

Life Science

2000

ZIEL

(Center of

Nutrition and

Food Research)

2003

1998 New TUM

constitution TUM-TechGmbH

History


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Faculties


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20,564 Enrolled st

ude

nts

13,982 Male students

6,582 Female students

4,167 Foreign students

4,839 Freshmen

650 Doctorates and professorial

theses submitted annually

404 Full professors

4,108 Academic staff members

5,711 Non-academic staff members

12 Faculties

94 Courses of study

14

9 Winners of the Gottfried Wilhelm

LeibnizAward

115 Winners of the Alexander

von HumboldtAward since 1989

6 Nobel Prize Laureates

Collaborative Research Centres

TUMFacts and Figures


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AcademicCalendar

Course period = Students regularly attend courses

Course free period = Students are still enrolled at TUMbut do not attend

courses

Winter term Summer term

(Oct. 1st

March 31st

) (April 1st

September 30th

)Course period: Course period:

Middle of Oct. Middle ofFeb. End ofApril - End of July

Examination period:

Last week of the course period + fourweeks


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Courses inEnglish Winter Term

Name h/week Content

Entrepreneurial Finance Prof. Dr. Dr. Ann-Kristin Achleitner

Entrepreneurship & Law I 2 Legal aspects of becoming an entrepreneur.

OMV Seminar on Creativity, Technology and

Innovation

2 Commercial exploitation of scientific achievments

real-life excursion to innovation at work

Seminar Entrepreneurial Finance I 2 Discussion of current topics within the field of

entrepreneurial finance.

Venture Valuation 2 Valuation of high potential ventures; discounted cash

flow; venture capital method; real option valuation;

comparables valuation.

Entrepreneurship & Finance 2 Foundations of entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial

finance

Venture Capital & Private Equity 2 Coverage of venture capital and private equity industry

Technology and Innovation Management Prof. Dr. Joachim Henkel

Technology and Innovation Management II 4 Innovation processes, management of new product

development, patents, R & D, production and marketing


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English Courses Winter Term

Name h/week Content

Financial Management and Capital Markets Univ.-Prof. Dr. Christoph Kaserer

Empirical Finance 2 Methods of empirical Finance, Statistics, Financial

economics

Case Study Seminar in Finance 2 Case Study Seminar offered together with a company

Portfolio Theory and Asset Pricing 4 Decision analysis under uncertainty, Markowitz

model of portfolio theory, asset pricing on

frictionless capital markets (CAPM)

Services & Operations Management Prof. Dr. Rainer Kolisch

Case Studies in Project Management 1 Selected topics of the course Project Management

will be worked out by student teams

Project Management with MS Project 1 Topics of the course project management will be

exercised with the software Microsoft Project.

Accounting - Auditing - Consulting Univ.-Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Wolfgang Lck

ManagerialAccounting 2


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English Courses Winter Term

Name h/week Content

Information, Organization and Management Univ.-Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Ralf Reichwald

Information, Organization and Management 2 Principles of information and organization

theories; principles of Management

International Negotiation Strategies 2 Communication skills and negotiation strategies

Service Marketing and Service Innovation 2

Corporate Mgmt, Logistics and Production Univ.-Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. mult. Horst Wildemann

New Product Development 2 Basics and techniques of innovation andT

technology management, methods and

utilization, market strategies, R&D concepts

Value Creation of Industry and Service Companies 2 Techniques and methods for value enhancement

in companies (e.g. EVA, Benchmarking, Portfolio

and Innovation strategies).

Controlling

please check at: http://univis.tum.de/

Innovation and Technology Marketing



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English Courses Summer Term

Name h/week Content

Entrepreneurial Finance Prof. Dr. Dr. Ann-Kristin Achleitner

Entrepreneurship & Finance 2 Foundations of entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial

finance

Seminar in Entrepreneurial Finance II 2 Discussion of current topics within the field of

entrepreneurial finance.

Entrepreneurship & Law II 2 Legal aspects of becoming an entrepreneur

Venture Capital & Private Equity 2 Coverage of venture capital and private equity

industry

Debt Financing for Entrepreneurs 2 Different instruments of debt financing; optimal

financial strategy

Venture Valuation 2 Valuation of high potential ventures; discounted

cash flow; venture capital method; real option

valuation; comparables valuation


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Name h/week Content

Technology and Innovation Management Prof. Dr. Joachim Henkel

Innovation and Strategy 2 Analysis of strategic issues in innovation

management, using game theoretical methods.

Technology and Innovation Management I 4 Innovation and the development of industries;

sources of innovation; innovation strategy;success potential of a business idea.

Financial Management and Capital Markets Univ.-Prof. Dr. Christoph Kaserer

Corporate Finance 2 Real options, capital structure theory including

the compound option model, capital market

efficiency and agency theory

Empirical Corporate Finance 2 Corporate restructuring, M&A

, corporategovernance, private equity financing and IOPs

Services & Operations Management Prof. Dr. Rainer Kolisch

Case Studies in Revenue Management and Pricing 1 Selected topics of the course Revenue

Management and Pricing will be worked out by

student teams

Accounting - Auditing - Consulting Univ.-Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Wolfgang Lck

InternationalAccounting 2


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Name h/week Content

Information, Organization and Management Univ.-Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Ralf Reichwald

Mass Customization and Open Innovation 2 Principles of mass customization, customer

integration and open innovation (customer-

driven value creation)

Organization & Strategy 4

Corporate Mgmt, Logistics and Production Univ.-Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. mult. Horst Wildemann

New Product Development 2 Basics and techniques of innovation and

technology management, methods and

utilization, market strategies, R&D concepts

Value Creation of Industry and Service Companies 2 Techniques and methods for value

enhancement in companies (e.g. EVA,

Benchmarking, Portfolio and Innovationstrategies).

Controlling


Innovation and Technology Marketing



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Cost of Living

Health Insurance: 53,59

Rent

- student residence: ap. 200,00

- private market: ap. 300,00 450,00

Meals: ap. 300,00

Commuting Expenses (depends on domicile and place of study):

26,00 54,50

Living expenses are at least 600.- per month


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Living

Where? Residence Halls of Studentenwerk Munich

Private Housing

Look at: www.studentenwerk-muenchen.de

Order application sheet at: [email protected]

www.studentenwerk.mhn.de/wohnen/privateanlagen-de.html


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TUMI- OrientationWeeks

Help and information:

Formal issues after yourarrival (authorities,bank account, enrolment, publictransportation system)

Introduction:

to libraries,campus, student information services, etc.

Germanlanguage course

Applicationnecessary!

Cultural program

is open to everyone and free ofcharge

youcan get known to Munich and its environs

youwill meet lots of other students from all over the world,who find themselves inthe same situationas youare


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TUMI OrientationWeeks

If you have any questions or problems: [email protected]

Information: http://tumi.f2o.org/tore.php


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Leisure Facilities

ZHS:

about 40 different sports: e.g. badminton, tennis,baseball, golf, table tennis

competition program

IDCard necessary ( IDcontrol ! )

Information: www.zhs-muenchen.de

Contact: zhs - [email protected]

Language Duo:

to get to k nowalanguage partner of the nationality you desire, to meet with

him, to study, to talk and learn something about othercountries and cultures

Online registration: http://www.sprachduo.de/


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Leisure Facilities

Parks (e.g. Olympic park,English garden, Botanical garden)

Palace garden of Nymphenburg

Blade Night

Lakes forbathing around Munich

Beer Gardens

Museums

and much more


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Useful homepages

Informationabout TUM: www.tum.de

Informationabout TUM Business School: www.wi.tum.de

Information for international students:

http://www.wi.tum.de/faculty/network/international.html

Courses at TUM: http://univis.tum.de

Informationabout student life: www.studentenwerk-muenchen.de

Informationabout Munich: www.muenchen.de


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Any questions,assistance..

Dipl.-Volksw. CarmenAdamek

Tel.: +49 (0) 89 / 289 25487

Fax: +49 (0) 89 / 289 25488

Email: [email protected]

www.ifm.wi.tum.de

Jana Bretschneider Elisabeth Bley

Tel.: +49 (0) 89 / 5704528 Tel.: +49 (0) 89 / 808628

Mobil: +49 (0) 170 / 2751040 Mobil: +49 (0) 179 / 6513382

Email:[email protected] Email: [email protected]

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