First meeting on Thursday, August 6, 2026, at 7:00 p.m.

When was the last time someone asked you how you were feeling? I mean, really asked—honestly, taking the time, without pressuring you to come up with a solution, and not just the quick “Everything okay?” between a lecture, the cafeteria, and the next seminar.

Give your mind 15 minutes of offline time and recharge your energy for studying!

It’s that time again! Timeout Zone 2026 is coming up. Come on by on August 5, 2026, from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. and take a little study break with us.

Sign up now – we’re looking for test users for the pilot phase!

New Support Group in Darmstadt for Women Who Have Had an Abortion

A pregnancy termination can leave you with many feelings – relief, doubt, grief, a sense of security, or a sense of loss. Often, there isn’t a place where you can talk openly about it—without judgment, without having to justify yourself, and without political debates. The group is intended to be a safe space for women who want to share their experiences—or simply want to listen. Women of all ages are welcome, regardless of how long ago the termination took place.

For its upcoming exhibition “Familienbande. How to Family,” the Museum of Communication Frankfurt is looking for contemporary and diverse images of family. Whether you’re a single parent, part of a queer family, a blended family, or living together in any other way, your photos will be featured in a digital photo installation as part of the exhibition.

Summer, sunshine, training!

Facts: 30–60 hours per month, 1 year

The Workplace Health Management (BGM) program, together with the Student Health Management program, oversees and is responsible for health-related matters at TU Darmstadt. Our mission is to maintain and promote the health, performance, and success of all employees—and thus of the organization. Workplace Integration Management (BEM), as part of BGM, supports employees both in planning their return to work after a prolonged period of incapacity and in implementing preventive measures should health limitations jeopardize their ability to work.

getTUgether

A seat at the table. A spontaneous conversation. New connections. With the getTUgether tables, the Student Health Management and the Student Services Organization are creating low-barrier meeting spaces for students, right in the dining halls of TU Darmstadt.

On May 29, 2026, from 2:00 to 3:00 p.m., an online information session will be held via Zoom for pregnant students, students with children, and students who are caring for family members.

Studying while raising a family, caring for a loved one, or during pregnancy can be a real challenge. But you don’t have to navigate this balancing act alone! Our online information session provides an overview of the wide range of support services available to you as a pregnant student, a student parent, or a student caregiver.