News at TUM Campus Heilbronn

Graduates of the Technical University of Munich (TUM) are in high demand on the international job market. This is shown by the Global University Employability Ranking, in which TUM once again achieved 13th place.

When cool ideas meet entrepreneurial challenges, we find ourselves at the TUM Business Game on TUM Campus Heilbronn. Faced with three real challenges set by the project sponsors, the student teams had at the end of October just little time, but even more creativity to come up with solutions.

Amr Alanwar has reason to celebrate an outstanding achievement: The Professor of Cyber-Physical Systems at TUM Campus Heilbronn has been selected by the German Research Foundation (DFG) for the Emmy Noether Program.

How strong connections between science and industry can secure progress was discussed at the sixth TUM Talk in Heilbronn.

In the new rankings by Times Higher Education (THE), the Technical University of Munich (TUM) is ranked 27th, once again making it the best university in the European Union. In the rankings for individual subject areas, Computer Science, which is also strongly represented at TUM Campus Heilbronn, ranks 14th.

If you want to succeed on the TV show “The Lion's Den,” you need a brilliant idea. That's exactly what two alumni of the TUM School of Management (MGT), Yue Wu and Lionel Rühlemann, had with their learning platform RocketTutor. The tool was initially developed by students for school students and teachers and offers tutoring in mathematics for…

For visually impaired people, even small everyday tasks can be a major challenge, as accessibility is still a foreign concept, especially in large cities. An important aid is and remains the white cane, which can be used to detect obstacles. A team led by Professor Amr Alanwar has now further developed this established everyday aid in a…

Apply now for TUM’s 3rd “1.000+” Project Week (April 20–24, 2026) and benefit from hands-on experience and networking.

When a compulsory lecture becomes your favorite subject and is not only educational but also entertaining, then you have found the ideal learning environment.

Full house at TUM Campus Heilbronn: Prof. Dr. Siegfried Russwurm, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Thyssenkrupp and former President of the Federation of German Industries (BDI), was a guest at the renowned CEO Leadership Series. He was invited by Prof. Dr. Chengguang Li, Professor of Strategic Management.

Divorce is always a major life change and leaves its mark on those involved. But what happens when the couple was at the head of a company together? Beyond the personal consequences, which are difficult to measure, are there also tangible economic effects?

The Oxford Summer Meeting offered exciting discussions and new ideas. Three professors and 20 other researchers from TUM Heilbronn Campus took part.