Press review: an article in the Frakfurter Rundschau

A mechanical engineer discovers his love of ice crystals – now he heads the TU's avalanche research center.

Until 31.05.2025

Dear students of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and the Department of Mechanics, until 31.05.2025 you have the opportunity to apply for a stay abroad in Europe in the summer semester 2026 with Erasmus+.

We are looking forward to 700 guests!

Our Academic Graduation Ceremony will take place on May 9, 2025.

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It's that time again! From May 1 to June 30, 2025, Master's students in STEM subjects (i.e. related to mathematics, computer science, natural sciences and technology) with outstanding academic achievements can apply for a scholarship from the Thomas Weiland Foundation. The scholarship is aimed exclusively at students at the beginning of their Master's degree (1st/2nd semester). The funding period is two years and begins in the following winter semester (October 1, 2025) and summer semester (April 1, 2026).

Virtual 360° tour for study orientation now online. Two 360° tours provide insights into the Civil Engineering and Environmental Engineering degree programs

The interactive 360° tour for study orientation shows the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the Technical University from a completely new perspective with the help of 360° panoramas. The target group are prospective students who are invited to explore the degree courses in a playful way with the help of the 360° tour. In the visually appealing and interactive 360° environment, students can experience hands-on what to expect when studying civil and environmental engineering – and gain an initial insight into potential application situations in the discipline.

A look back

On this year's Girl's Day, our visitors were able to experience both interesting and unexpected things for a whole morning.

To all students: We are again collecting promotional material for our modules in the subject elective area, which we are compiling into a web page for you.

New at the TU: Professor Yvonne Ciupack

TU Darmstadt welcomes Yvonne Ciupack as a new professor at the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering. The 39-year-old scientist has been head of the Department of Steel Construction since April. Ciupack comes to Darmstadt from the TU Dresden. There, she held a PD endowed professorship for resource-efficient building construction at the Institute of Concrete and Masonry Structures.

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