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Letzte Chance sich mit seiner Meinung zum Studium einzubringen!
2025/06/24
Schau in dein Studierendenpostfach – dort findest du deine persönliche Einladung zur Befragung.
Nur noch bis zum 30. Juni haben Studierende die Möglichkeit, sich zu Ihrem Studium zu äußern. Auch begonnene, jedoch noch nicht abgeschickte Fragebögen, können jetzt noch abgeschlossen werden!
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University elections 2025 started
2025/06/23
University members can vote online until 3 July
The university elections started today (23 June 2025) at 12 noon. All eligible voters can cast their votes electronically until 3 July 2025, 12 noon. The members of the University Assembly and the Department Councils, the student members of the joint commissions of the study areas as well as the members of the Student Parliament and the Department Councils will be newly elected.
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Kostenlose Menstruationsprodukte
2025/06/13
Die TU Darmstadt setzt ein Zeichen
Ab sofort stehen Studierenden aber auch Beschäftigten der TU Darmstadt, kostenlose Menstruationsprodukte an vielen Standorten auf dem Campus zur Verfügung. Die Produkte befinden sich auf derzeit 35 weitgehend barrierefreien Damen- und All-Gender-Toiletten in unterschiedlichen Universitätsgebäuden und den Mensen des Studierendenwerks Darmstadt.
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Digitale Campus-Zentrale to go
2025/06/10
TU Darmstadt startet Studierenden-App mit integriertem Ausweis
Die Technische Universität Darmstadt launcht in dieser Woche ihre neue Campus-App „TUDa“ in den bekannten App-Stores. Die Anwendung bündelt zentrale Services für Studierende – vom digitalen Studierendenausweis über den Mensaplan bis hin zum Zugriff auf die Lernplattform Moodle oder die Bestände der Universitätsbibliothek – in einer mobilen App.
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Die Perspektive der Studierenden
2025/06/02
TU-Studierendenbefragung 2025
Vom 19. Mai bis 30. Juni sind alle Studierenden der TU Darmstadt eingeladen, an einer Online-Befragung zu Themen rund um das Studium teilzunehmen. Schwerpunktthema in diesem Jahr wird die studentische Beschäftigung an der TU sein.
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Picture: Unite!Picture: Unite!
HSMA Course – Hydrogen and Safety for Mobile Application
2025/06/02
A new course for the next generation of engineers about energy transition and hydrogen technologies
Are you ready to join the hydrogen revolution? In September 2025 the course “Hydrogen and Safety for Mobile Application” will train the next generation of engineers to navigate the energy transition, by focusing on hydrogen technologies and safety in mobile applications like cars, buses, trains and in the field of aerospace.
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European Student Assembly 2025
2025/05/27
Unite! students take the lead
The ESA 2025 will return to the EU Parliament from May 26 to 28, bringing together over 250 students from the European University Alliances. Eda Ceren Tuncer from TU Darmstadt was also present.
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More internationality in TU Darmstadt lecture halls
2025/05/21
Second round of the Unite! Visiting Professorship begins
In the 2025/2026 winter semester, TU Darmstadt will welcome Unite! visiting professors for the second time. A total of 13 experienced postdocs from six Unite! universities are participating in the Unite! Visiting Professorship and will complement teaching and research at TU Darmstadt in eight departments for at least one semester.
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Unite! Research School 2025
2025/05/19
Save the date
Get ready for the second edition of the Unite! Research School — set to be more ambitious, dynamic, and inspiring than ever before! From 3 to 7 November 2025, this unique event will unite MSc and PhD students alongside researchers and industry leaders from all over Europe for an unforgettable experience.
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Picture: Dez VIII/TU DarmstadtPicture: Dez VIII/TU Darmstadt
Go Out Study Abroad Fair – International Partner Day 2025
2025/05/05
Study Abroad Information Fair May 7 at Karo5
On May 7, 2025, the International Office will host this year's Go Out Country Fair, featuring an International Partner Day. In the afternoon, an information fair will take place in the lounge and foyer of Karo5, offering a wide range of opportunities for studying abroad in Europe and around the world.
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What's new in Unite!?
2025/04/22
Unite! Round Table on 29 April 2025
TU Uniter members will meet on Tuesday, 29 April 2025, 11:00-13:00, Building S1/01, Karolinenplatz 5 (Room 707) for their regular Round Table. This time, the event will take place in two parts, hybrid and in person.
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What’s it like to be a doctoral student?
2025/03/31
Digital event for Master students
Are you curious how it is to be a researcher? Are you considering doing a doctoral degree? Meet researchers who have taken this path as they share what motivated them to pursue a doctoral degree and how research has shaped their careers. On April the 8th you can meet with researchers from the Unite! universities who will tell you about their doctoral studies, what made them decide to pursue a PhD, what it is like to be a researcher and what opportunities might open up for you after your doctoral studies.
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Climate Challenges in Urban Design
2025/03/18
Seed Fund Initiative
The Cities in Times of Drought or Abundance project, funded by Unite! Seed Fund and led by UPC, aims to create a joint academic course exploring architectural and urban solutions to mitigate climate impacts.
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Picture: Baran YesilyurtPicture: Baran Yesilyurt
IDEM Concludes
2025/03/17
Time to Put Inclusion into Action
After three years of dedicated collaboration, the IDEM project has come to a successful close. Funded from 2022 to January 2025, IDEM brought together five Unite! universities – TU Darmstadt (coordinator), UPC Barcelona, Aalto University, Universidade de Lisboa, and Grenoble INP-UGA – with Politecnico di Torino as an associate partner. Their shared mission: to make student mobility more inclusive and equitable.
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Bridging Gaming and Health(care)
2025/03/17
Seed Fund project on developing a Joint Master’s Programme focusing on Games for Health
Although Serious Games have demonstrated their value in improving health outcomes, the current deficit in knowledge and educational programs poses a significant challenge that must be overcome. The Seed Fund initiative “Unite! Games4Health” aims to establish an Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters Programme (EMJM) focused on the development and application of Serious Games for health, known as Games for Health (G4H). It seeks to bridge this gap by fostering collaboration between game developers and healthcare experts. By bringing together these two fields, they aim to create a comprehensive understanding of how Serious Games can be effectively utilized in various healthcare settings. Serious Games are designed not only for entertainment, but also to achieve specific goals such as enhancing learning, promoting behaviour change and supporting health prevention and rehabilitation.