The TUM School of Engineering and Design offers a wide range of courses for subject-specific qualification, which complements and deepens independent scientific work. The range of courses includes colloquia for doctoral students within and between departments, statistics and software seminars, summer/winter schools and thematically varying workshops by external lecturers. You will always find our current course offerings of the GC-ED in DocGS and can also register for the courses here. After attending the course, you will receive a certificate of attendance from the GC-ED, which you have to upload in DocGS.
The so-called doctoral seminars held by the departments must be listed in TUMonline in order to have them recognised as subject-specific courses within the framework of the doctorate. To get these doctoral seminars recognised as subject-specific courses, fill in this form and upload it to DocGS together with a TUM-Online extract (see example).
Doctoral seminars of the chairs
If you want to have conferences or workshops of other institutions recognised as subject-specific courses, please also use this form and upload it together with the programme of the conference or workshop in DocGS.
The LRZ regularly offers courses on application software, data analytics, deep learning and AI, HPC, optimization, programming languages, quantum computing, systems, and internet security. In this area, the LRZ works together with partners in the Gauss Centre for Supercomputing (GCS), the national EuroHPC competence centers, the Center for National High-Performance Computing Erlangen (NHR@FAU), the Competence Network for Technical-Scientific High-Performance Computing in Bavaria and various providers.
