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We are currently looking for cooperation partners for two projects in the field of challenge-based learning:
EuroTeQ Collider 2025 | April 25 - June 3, 2025
Project weeks at nine leading European technical universities and business schools, where students, doctoral students, trainees, and employees work together on your challenges. more
TUM Science Hackathon | June 20-22, 2025
On one weekend, students from all universities in Munich work in interdisciplinary teams on real-life challenges provided by you. more
TUM: Junge Akademie cooperates with companies from the economy and science.
Our partners have the opportunity
- to participate in selected events as well as the annual TUMJA Symposia
- to invite the scholarship holders to their company or institutions
- assumption of mentoring for individual students or as part of projects
- active participation in expert discussions
Private individuals have the opportunity through a support partnership
- participation in selected events as well as the annual conference
- the acquisition of personal sponsorships
- the supervision of project groups
- active involvement in expert discussions
As a partner or private supporting member of the TUM: Junge Akademie, your (company) name will appear
- on the TUMJA website
- on selected publications of TUM: Junge Akademie
If you're interested in becoming a partner or private supporting member of TUM: Junge Akademie, we encourage you to get in touch with our management or the taskforce Contacts - Alliances - Partnerships.
Pixida Group
Pixida's partnership with TUMJA goes into Year 9! (2016-2025) Many thanks for your trust!
As a group of international technology companies, Pixida Group is a pioneer in digital transformation and the development of complex systems. They offer a comprehensive range of services throughout the product lifecycle, developing electronic, mechanical, and customized software solutions, to meet each client’s unique needs. Their systems engineering approach, combined with the selection of cutting-edge technologies ensures seamless integration and delivers long-term value for their clients. They also benefit from proven solutions and products that can be easily integrated into their existing systems.
With over 1,000 successful cross-industry projects, their expertise and track record are undeniable. They have more than 550 experts with extensive knowledge and experience, further enhanced by a vast network of specialists and partners. Their multicultural team, with more than 35 nationalities, enriches them with diverse perspectives and ideas, fostering the development of groundbreaking innovations.
With 13 strategic locations in Germany, the USA, Brazil, China, and Portugal, they are optimally positioned to support their clients globally. Together, they shape the digital future and assist customers in realizing their visions and goals!
QuantCo
QuantCo has joined us as a business partner on October 1, 2022, and we are entering our third year of cooperation!
QuantCo leverages its expertise in data science, engineering, and business to help companies turn data into decisions. The company is headquartered in Boston and has German offices in Munich, Berlin, Cologne and Karlsruhe.
The team of over a hundred economists, data scientists, software engineers and machine learning experts creates tangible business impact by combining cutting-edge data expertise with business acumen. Its product suite includes algorithmic pricing, data-driven claims management, and high-dimensional forecasting solutions. Customers include some of the largest financial, retail, industrial and healthcare companies in Europe and the US.
Academy of Fine Arts Munich
The Academy of Fine Arts Munich is one of the three artistic partner universities of the TUM: Junge Akademie and joined the network in 2019. Approximately 800 students are currently enrolled at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich. Each student is assigned to a class of his/her choice, selected during the admission process. The Academy of Fine Arts Munich considers itself as an experimental laboratory and includes a total of 25 classes. Training at the academy focuses primarily on the development and practice of artistic skills and abilities in the fine arts. It also offers advanced degree programs in „visual design and therapy", „art and architecture“, "interior architecture“ and „art and communication“. The talents of students are developed according to their major field of study and their personal interests. Curricula and teaching principles are based on self-reliance and personal responsibility
University of Television and Film Munich
Compared to the TUM, the “University of Television and Film Munich” (HFF) is a tiny school with around 350 enrolled students. However, the HFF is one of the oldest film schools in the world, founded in 1966, and is very successful as one of the premier film schools worldwide. The HFF Munich offers eight different degree programs: from directing to camera to script-writing. Emphasis is put on collaborating and storytelling through the medium of film with the help of world-class professors and teachers such as Prof. Julia von Heinz (“Und morgen die ganze Welt”) or Maria Schrader (Emmy for “Unorthodox”). The school’s illustrious alumni include Caroline Link, Doris Dörrie, Bernd Eichinger, Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck, Wim Wenders and Roland Emmerich. In 2011, the school moved to its newly purpose-built facility in the heart of the Munich art district. It continues to explore the medium of film and pushes the boundaries of the moving image, for example by creating a new VFX study program or researching AI and its possibilities for film.
University of Music and Performing Arts Munich
The Munich University of Music and Performing Arts is one of the largest universities in the cultural sector in Germany. It was founded in 1846 as the Royal Conservatory of Music and has borne its present name since 1998. The university offers more than one hundred different study programs in all fields of music, dance, and theatre, culture management, or journalism. More than 1.200 students from all over the world study at HMTM. The study programs prepare for artistic, pedagogical and scientific professions. In many fields of arts, tradition plays a very important role. The HMTM wants to keep the strengths of this tradition at the university. At the same time, new areas are developed like digitalization, digital art forms and questions of artistic research. Art develops best in an environment of free-thinking, experimentation, and creativity. Our university intends to be a creative laboratory for the students, professors and researchers, as well for the society.