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technical university of munich

Technische Universit of munich (? T München (TUM for short) is located in Munich, the largest city in southern Germany. Its predecessor was the "Royal Bayern Institute of Technology in Munich" established by the King of Bavaria in 1868. TUM is the top research university in Europe, regarded as the symbol of German universities in the world today, ranking first in German universities all the year round. TUM became one of the first three German elite universities with its outstanding innovative spirit and scientific and educational quality [8], including members of the International Union of Universities for Science and Technology, the Global Union of Universities for Advanced Research, the European Union of Universities for Excellence in Technology and the European Union of Top Engineering Universities. Tum is listed as a key funding object by the German government and enjoys the highest scientific research funding in Germany. TUM's motto is: based on Bayern, succeed in the world. TUM has cultivated 18 Nobel Prizes, 23 Leibniz Prizes and 24 IEEE Fellow Prizes. TUM grade

2022QS, ranking of World University of Engineering Science19; Ranked 30th in the world universities in 2023 (German ranking1); Ranked in computer science 10 (ranked second in Europe); 2023QS, ranked 49th in the world universities (German ranking1); In 2022, Moscow International University ranked 22nd. TUM is the only institution in Germany that has been selected for the 2022 UK visa program for high-potential talents. Affiliated Hospital of technical university of munich ranked 22nd in Newsweek in 2022 [technical university of munich has the earliest heart medical center in Europe-German Heart Research Center. TUM is the alma mater of Prandtl, the father of fluid mechanics, Linde, the father of refrigerator, Walter, the founder of diesel engine and modern architecture, Xu Huibin, an academician of China Academy of Engineering, and Leisuf, the chairman of BMW.