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Picture: PexelsWe are looking for a student assistant in Department VII, in the Occupational Health Management division!
2026/06/10
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.
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Picture: Katrin BinnerFamily, Caregiving, and College – Support Services for Pregnant Women, Student Parents, and Caregivers
2026/05/20
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.
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Picture: Studierendenwerk DarmstadtWhat are my values? …and how do I figure out what I want? Tue, June 2, 2026, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
2026/05/19
Promoting Mental Health Through Greater Alignment of Values in Everyday (Academic) Life – Registration Open Until May 22, 2026!
Have you ever wondered what values shape your daily life and your decisions? Do you find yourself caught between the expectations of your family, religion, culture, or society, and your own beliefs? Do you find it difficult to truly live the life YOU want for fear of rejection or exclusion?
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Alcohol Awareness Day – ALCOHOL? LESS IS BETTER!
2026/05/13
Event on June 15, 2026, from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM on the plaza in front of the city center cafeteria
The National Alcohol Awareness Week, taking place from June 13–21, 2026, invites people to engage in dialogue on the topic of alcohol consumption.
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Information Sessions on Gambling Addiction – Series of Events
2026/05/13
Next event on May 20, 2026
An informational event on gambling addiction will take place on May 20, 2026, from 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. The goal of the event is to educate students about the risks of gambling and preventive measures. Experts will provide insights into warning signs, available support services, and responsible gambling practices.
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Picture: Visualisierung des blau beleuchteten UhrturmsTU Darmstadt is participating in an initiative for ME/CFS Awareness Day
2026/05/12
To mark today’s International ME/CFS Awareness Day, TU Darmstadt is sending a clear message: as part of the “#LightUpTheNight4ME” campaign, the top of the clock tower will be illuminated in blue to raise awareness of this serious illness.
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Start Projekt Digital Detox an der TU Darmstadt
2026/05/08
Bewegung offline erleben.
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Be in Action – Come along
2026/04/10
on Wednesday 15 April from 12.30 pm – Stadtmitte
CampusFit, the new fitness trail in the town centre, is now open!
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“Youth Self-Help” Event on April 22, 2026
2026/03/23
College can be pretty demanding—stress, mental strain, illness, loneliness, or simply the feeling that you’re on your own when it comes to certain issues. Many people feel this way. And that’s exactly what self-help is all about: connecting with others who are going through similar experiences.
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Important information regarding changes to university sports from the 2026 summer semester onwards
2026/03/19
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