Newly created School of Life Sciences (10.2020) allows access to broad expertise, creating broad study opportunities; three research departments (Molecular Life Sciences, Life Science Systems, Life Science Engineering. Co-op. with Helmholtz Centre; supervision of lecturers by TUM ProLehre; wide range of general education subjects by Munich Centre of Technology and Society; Carl Von Linde Academy; UnternehmerTUM; Language Centre; Limnological Station with guest house; lecturers with high international reputation (h-index, international co-operations). Many new appointments.

High number of partner universities for student exchange; students almost always get a place at the university of their choice; uncomplicated crediting of modules taken externally. Many international research partnerships at chair and faculty level (e.g. INRA, Hebrew University Jerusalem).

Large-scale research projects: Collaborative Research Centre SFB924; Collaborative Research Centre SFB1371; BayKlimaFit; EIT Food. Research facilities of the TUM School of Life Sciences: BayBioMS - Bavarian Biomolecular Mass Spectrometry Centre; CALM - Centre of Advanced Light Microscopy; Research Brewery; Greenhouse Laboratory Centre Dürnast (GHL); Holzforschung München (HFM); Interdepartmental Research Facility TUMmesa; Agricultural Research Stations; Limnological Station Iffeldorf; NGS@TUM - Next-Generation-Sequencing at Campus Weihenstephan; TUM-Critical Zone Observatory CZO.

House for students (StudiTUM) in completion. Three dormitories in Freising. Public traffic connection to Munich (suburban train approx. 45 min, regional train approx. 25 min). Modern, green campus.