TUM Science Hackathon
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In our first Science Hacks we tackled specific areas, including Sustainability, Human-centered Technology and Building A New Reality. In 2023, we brought edge-cutting solutions in the topic of Trustworthy Systems.
Do you also want to support creative young minds ready to tackle the biggest challenges of our time? Don't hesitate and contact us at sciencehack(at)ja.tum.de.
By supporting us, you get a direct contact to our hackers, promotion of your corporate message in all our channels and listing as one of our partners!
We are planning to organize the next Science Hack in 2025. Stay tuned!
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What happened so far at #ScienceHack?
![The sixth TUM Science Hackathon was held in May 2023. Find more information and check out the winners of "Trustworthy Systems"](/fileadmin/_processed_/6/e/csm_ScienceHack23_trustworthy-systems_4537d2d6c1.webp)
![The third edition of our TUM: Science Hackathon took take place in April 2021. Have a look at our winners of "The New Normal – Sustainable & Inclusive Cities after the Pandemic"](/fileadmin/_processed_/7/0/csm_ScienceHack21-1_BannerSquareCity_5d502c658f.webp)
![In the second edition of TUM Science Hackathon in 2019, students from nine different fields of study participated and the event was supported by six partner companies. It was an incredible opportunity for students and companies to interact in finding unique solutions to one concerning problem: Sustainability.](/fileadmin/_processed_/3/0/csm_ScienceHack19_922x960pixel2_4b91a474f0.webp)
FAQ - TUM Science Hackathon
TUM Science Hackathon is the hackathon organized by TUM: Junge Akademie, a scholarship program of the Technical University of Munich for exceptionally talented and dedicated students with high affinity for research and teaching. Students of diverse fields and from different universities are invited to participate in this hackathon and to display their creativity, passion, and problem-solving skills.
Industry partners and university chairs offer exciting challenges, which combine issues from different scientific disciplines. Teams of up to five people work out solutions for these challenges. Each team is supported by professionals from the worlds of business and science. At the end of the Science Hack, the best three projects are rewarded with attractive prizes!
The challenges will encourage you to use a diverse set of skills to approach complex problems, so you do not have to be a coder to join. Try to form teams that include people from different fields, but also make sure that for the programming challenges there are coders in your team. If you apply individually, we will take your background into account when we match you with your future team members.
Taskforce CAP is one of eight Taskforces at TUM: Junge Akademie and manages cooperations between TUMJA and TUM-external parties (e.g., companies/organizations). Read more about us here!