Homepage of Student Counseling
Welcome to the student counseling service of the department of civil and environmental engineering
We are the working group Planning, Design and Construction, in short AG PEK, an independent working group at the department 13 and are responsible for the organization of the project seminars GPEK and IPBU in addition to the student counseling service.
News from the department 13
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Girl´s Day
April 27, 2026
A Look Back
On Thursday, April 23, 2026, we were delighted to have a fully booked event for Girls’ Day and to welcome interested visitors who spent the morning getting to know our department.
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Future Engineering Career Programme – Career Support for International Students
April 16, 2026
The Future Engineering Career Programme (FEC) supports international students at TU Darmstadt in preparing for the German job market.
During the summer semester, various workshops and events will be offered, covering topics such as job hunting in Germany, preparing application materials, creating LinkedIn profiles, and job interviews.
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Picture: Julia-Isabelle Ruopp (TUDa)ELGIP-Symposium at the Technical University Darmstadt
April 15, 2026
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Picture: Salome Roessler / lensandlightA memorable anniversary
April 15, 2026
The 30th Darmstadt Geotechnics Colloquium on March 12, 2026 at Centralstation, Darmstadt, was a great success.
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11th Conference for Student Research on September 24 and 25, 2026
April 15, 2026
Focus on student research: Out of the box—into dialogue!
The University of Göttingen cordially invites students from all departments and universities to present their research findings! Under the motto: Out of the box – into dialogue, we want to enable students to showcase and discuss their research across disciplinary boundaries in the form of a lecture or poster presentation.
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Press Review: Power Plant on the Rhine
April 13, 2026
Electricity from “energy fish.” A video from ZDF's Mittagsmagazin
“Energy fish” are a new type of power generation: quiet, barely visible, and not dependent on sunlight or water levels. Up to 124 of these turbines are expected to generate enough electricity to power about 450 households.
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Offer of modules in the subject-related elective area SoSe 2026
April 13, 2026
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.
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What is behind this?
April 07, 2026
Interdisciplinary lecture series enters its next round
Lectures on research in mathematics, nature, society, and technology.
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Just how efficient is the energy transition, really?
April 07, 2026
Interdisciplinary Lecture Series
How can the urban energy transition be successfully implemented in a way that is both efficient and practical for everyday life? In this lecture series, participants in the DELTA real-world laboratory project will provide insights into current research on energy, mobility, waste management, the power grid, and heat supply, and demonstrate how innovative approaches are being tested and implemented in Darmstadt.
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Picture: KG BauKo“Constructive Design” project honored with an award from the Lightweight Construction Association at the University of Stuttgart
March 09, 2026
Award ceremony on March 5
The “Constructive Design” project was recently honored with an award from the Lightweight Construction Association at the University of Stuttgart. The award ceremony took place on March 5 at the Institute for Lightweight Design and Construction (ILEK) at the University of Stuttgart. The event was held in Frei Otto's tent structure. The following students from TU Darmstadt were involved in the award-winning project: Alessandro Garruto, Ahmet-Münir Telci, Max Rösner, and Summer Wazy.
