Fakultät Informatik

How to continue?

Choose for yourself

As you could gather from the above simplified Graphic, subsequent to your Bachelor as a first university degree, a manifold of possibilities will be open to you.

  • You could enter into your career. Through your well-founded Bachelor education from the Faculty of Informatics at the TUM you are well prepared for career entry.
  • You may choose among a multitude of Master courses of study. Should you decide not to continue your first course of study, preparatory courses may conceivably make it possible for an exact fit into a new course of study.
  • You may enter into one of our Master courses of study from another university. Here we could test your previous knowledge and offer you preparatory courses for proper entry.

 

 

Decision-making Support

 The Student Advisory Service informs you about the different possibilities and supports you with regards to decision making.

E-mail:  studienberatung(at)in.tum.de

Telephone: 289 -17799, -17284

 

 

Munich has long been classified as the northernmost italian city

There are enough reasons why young people from South Tyrol, but also from Austria, Switzerland and Liechtenstein feel comfortable here. More and more come to the TU München to study Informatics, Information Systems or one of the other Informatics courses of study. The advantages are obvious: They get to learn about another country and are simultaneously close to home. And the course of study promises to be of the  highest quality:  University rankingsTUM-Informatics is among the best in Europe.

As an applicant from Austria, Switzerland, South Tyrol or Liechtenstein, the same conditions apply as those for German interested parties. We know the conditions in your countries and take this into consideration during our application process. Here you will find information about the study offers and about the application process.
By the way: The TUM organizes the  Ferienakademie yearly in South Tyrol's Sarntal – in cooperation with the universities from  Erlangen and Stuttgart. For the past 25 years now, students can get together in Sarntal for two weeks to talk about topics in informatics among other things.