Technical University of Munich

Yes, students can transfer to the the institute.

However, it is worth noting that the existing credits won't be transferred directly.

Students have to apply for a new degree & the university authorities would then evaluate which credits can be applied towards the new degree, if any.

To transfer to TUM Germany, students have to file a regular application via the TUM Munich application portal.

Yes, students pursuing a doctorate course at TUM Germany can bring their family with them. The campus offers special housing services for doctorate students with families.

Moreover, the children are also recipients of childcare on an hourly basis, by some external care providers, mostly during off-peak hours.

To know more, students are advised to refer the TUM Family Service website.

Yes, when it comes to major European cities, Munich is among the safest with an average crime rate 37.5 crimes being reported for every 1,000 people, per data curated from multiple sources.

Moreover, Munich ranks among the top 5 the safest cities in Europe per Numbeo, as seen in the table below:

Source: Numbeo

Yes, parents can comfortably visit their students, with the university's Munich, Garching & Freising campus open to the general public.

One can come attend lectures, or be part of public events, as part of their visit on campus.

Parents can apply for a Schengen Tourist Visa (Type C), which allows non EU citizens to enter & stay in the region for a period of maximum 90 days within a 180-day period.

Yes, the university campus is generally considered safe for all students.

Munich is known for its low crime rate, with only 37.58 crimes being reported for every 1,000 people, per unofficial sources, placing it among the safest European cities.

While isolated incidents can happen anywhere, they are usually very rare in the city & do not paint the actual picture of the overall atmosphere in the city.

No, the Technical University of Munich does not guarantee student accommodation. It does not maintain dormitories of its own, & the nearby residential halls are run by the Munich Student Union. The institute does however, help students in finding accommodation in Munich, through its online portal, which lists a number of apartments that can be picked up by students.

Yes, the Munich Indian Students' Association (MISA) is the most prominent student organisation available on campus at TU Munich.

The institute aims to create & promote a healthy environment for Indian students studying in the city.

You can get in touch, by dropping a DM on their official social media accounts or visiting their official website.

Unfortunately, the Technical University of Munich fees is to be paid in full at the start of the semester, & cannot be paid in installments.

There is no option to pay your fees after landing a job either.

Students do however, have the option to apply for financial aid in the form of student loans.

Yes, you can change your programme at a later point in time during your studies.

To do that, all you need to do is, follow the steps listed below:

·      Reapply via TUMonline within the designated deadlines

·      Complete the normal process of admission

·      Satisfy the requirements as for all other students

·      The change of programme would be applicable from the start of the new semester