Pls,is there any African schooling in TU Munich,free university of Berlin or University of Freiburg,if you are one or have contact with one(any African),I will need your help to prepare myself,I'm looking forward to study mechanical engineering. Thank you.
Man I really liked this vlog, I think it is the best on of TUM until now, it really shows the life froma 1st person perspective. We can see the rooms, the time of the courses. Thanks a lot for this video I hope I get accepted this month at the TUM.
Man, this looks so cool! My dream is to study in Germany for a master's degree as I am currently studying CS in my country. Seeing this type of videos really motivate and sparks joy in me.
Great video man, I appreciate that you let us get to know, how the life of a student at TUM looks like. You just motivated me to apply to the TUM next year. Good job, please keep creating these videos!
@@developandplayPls,is there any African schooling in TU Munich,free university of Berlin or University of Freiburg,if you are one or have contact with one(any African),I will need your help to prepare myself,I'm looking forward to study mechanical engineering. Thank you.
Nice video. Also so many people and places that I know... Aaaargh. Now I miss the Pre-Corona University again! Nostalgia is real... (Maybe we'll post a Link to this on the FSMPI social media channels.)
Awesome video bro! Ich habe diesen Vlog gesehen, als ich meinen Motivationsschrieben für Meister der Fahrzeugtechnik geschrieben habe. Jetzt bin ich hoch motiviert und weiß was ich schreiben soll!
Hallo bruder! I'm currently in 11th standard from India I also want to study in Germany. I wanted ask that how you got your German proficiency certificate. Do I have to give the testDaf exam only or there are other exams i have to clear along with that?
@@ahilansureshkumar4256 That's awesome. At TUM we have very few Indian Bachelor students. I always wondered why... Most just come here for their Master.
@@ahilansureshkumar4256 If you come here for your Bachelor you will make a lot of local friends and can do internships at local companies. Both are more difficult if you just do a Masters or PhD. So hope you get in😌
Really enjoyed this video. Would you like to make a video on how you got into TUM sharing your stats and LORs and essays... Much love from India. I can only dream of getting into such a prestigious college. Fingers crossed for my CS Masters.
Thank you! I don't think I'm the best person to create such a video as I'm still doing my Bachelor and transitioning from TUM Bachelor to Master is easier than external application. However when I'm doing my Masters I'll definitely talk to my classmates to find out how the application worked for them. I wish you good luck with your application. It's a great university but there definitely lot's of other good universities in the world!
Sure...That really depends on the subject that you want to study and also whether you are Bachelor/Master and local/foreign student. I could interview some friends that are studying Robotics, Coginition and Intelligence if you are interested in that.
@@yoganandhana889 Are you doing your Bachelor's in mechatronics engineering in Germany or elsewhere? Your answer would be really helpful because I've been searching for Bachelors in Mechatronics engineering but couldn't find much; they were mostly masters degrees.
Thank you. I'm sure you'll find some good friends when you come here. Especially now that the pandemic is slowly ending it will be a lot easier to find friends again.
Thats so cool your making a chat application here. I'm also a computer science student, but i'm based in Copenhagen, Denmark. Were also making a chat application, next week i'm in my second semester now will be done in january 2023, will be in 3rd semester in june
Finally! A good vlog at TUM :) I have 2 questions: 1) is informatik and cs the same? If not, which one do you recommend? 2) are there cs/informatik classes at the main building in Munich? Thanks in advance and greetings from South Africa!
Yes in Germany and some other European countries we call CS Informatics. Unfortunately all of the classes are at the campus in Garching. However the majority of the lectures are recorded or even live streamed so you don't have to go there every single time.
Was ist so besonders bei dem Informatik Studium an der TUM? Ich meine im Vergleich zu den anderen Universitäten in Deutschland. Alle kochen auch nur mit Wasser, oder?
Also was den Inhalt des Studiums angeht denke ich sind die Unterschiede eher gering. Andere kleinere Universitäten haben vielleicht sogar noch eine bessere Betreuung der Studenten. Die TUM hat allerdings einen sehr guten Ruf im Ausland, was es erleichtert an guten anderen Unis ein Auslandssemester oder Forschung zu machen. Zudem gibt es in München sehr viele Technologieunternehmen und Startups, sodass es deutlich einfacher ist als in anderen Städten Praktika und Werkstudentenstellen zu finden. Auf der anderen Seite ist es ohne einen Nebenjob auch sehr teuer in München. Außerdem gibt es an der TUM sehr viele Studenteninitiativen, Hackathons, Vorträge, Messen und Konferenzen. Mir persönlich haben insbesondere das Umfeld in München und auch die guten Verbindungen ins Ausland besonderes viel geholfen.
It's a very unique and solid program in Germany. Most of the curriculum is the same as Informatics so if you decide later to switch for Masters you can.
Yeah I totally get your frustration. I'm currently also super bummed 😓 about the situation. Though at least for your exams there is still some room for improvement...So don't give up yet. You can do it if you put in the work!
You spend so much time on transportation! Is it common within the students? I've found a room which is also very far and not sure if I should take it or keep looking
I would say it's fairly common. Most people don't want to live in Garching so the minimum travel time is about 20m from Studentenstadt. Then add to that any additional travel and you easily get to 30-60m.
Hi! I just wanna say your video is really helpful and amazing. I intended to go study bachelor in Informatics at TUM. I did research and saw Internships as a document to apply. Do you think Internships play a big role in my application since i didnt have one?
I think for your Bachelors it shouldn't be a big factor. Quite a few people never have done anything with CS at that point. Just make sure to get good grades in high school and get a good level of German skills. Oh and I would check if your high school diploma is officially recognized in Germany. Otherwise you might need to go to Studienkolleg first.😌 I hope that helps feel free to ask more questions...
Usually the buildings are fairly self explanatory or you can just ask some fellow student. In addition we also have a "room finder" on our website and in our app.
Hi, schönes Video mit tollen Eindrücken! Ich bin am überlegen ob ich auch an der TUM Informatik studieren sollte, jedoch habe ich keine Vorkenntnisse im programmieren. Glaubst du, dass es für sehr schwer wird ohne Vorkenntnisse im programmieren?
Also es ist auf jeden Fall gut ohne Vorkenntnisse möglich. Einige meiner Freunde haben komplett ohne Vorkenntnisse gestartet. Natürlich war es für sie teils anspruchsvoller, aber programmieren macht auch nicht so einen großen Anteil aus, wie du das vielleicht meinst...
Machst Du ein duales Studium? Sind die Lehrgänge immer auf Deutsch? Ich habe einen Plan, Informatik zu studieren und ich weiß eigentlich nicht, ob ich doch noch meine Deutschkentnisse verbessern soll oder ob ich mich jetzt direkt anmelden. Übrigens bin ich einen Ausländer, aber ich hab schon die B2 Zertifikat. (Weiß auch nicht, ob hier die C1 Zertifikat erforderlich ist)
Nein ich mache ein normales Studium. An der TUM ist der Bachelor Informatik in München auf Deutsch. Es gibt auch in Heilbronn einen Englischen Studiengang. Wenn du bereits B2 Deutsch kannst dann würde ich dir empfehlen in München zu studieren. Es wird anfangs schwieriger sein, aber es hilft dir in der Zukunft in Deutschland...
Wäre so interessant mehr deiner Erfahrungen im studium zu hören. Vlt. Ein Podcast, oder einfach ein langes video. Egal, finde es gibt leider viel zu wenig Erfahrungsberichte und mit corona fällt es mir schwer mich für ein Studium zu entscheiden da man ja nirgends wirklich einen guten Einblick bekommen kann.
Wenn ich in den Semesterferien dazu Zeit finde kann ich das gerne mal probieren. Wobei so ohne in der Uni zu sein ist es schwieriger das authentisch zu vermitteln. Ich kann dir im Allgemeinen die TUM nur empfehlen, aber die ersten beiden Semester sind je nach Vorkenntnissen relativ anstrengend.
I found this vlog really nice because I really want to study at TUM. What do you think are some of the privileges of studying in this prestigious university?
Haha you make it sound like sooo special. I would say it's a great university which has connections to partner institutions and companies all over the world. However when it comes to the curriculum other German universities should be just as good.
Sir, I'm a PCB (bio group) student in 12th. I want to study bachelor in CS in German taught program. Is it possible? For this what should I study alongside studdienkolleg to be eligible for CS course ?
As a foreign student I'm a bit interested about German universities. Do you also do group/team projects or maybe is it obligatory to have a student club? What is Übung and Seminar?
How much time you spend in your university while being physically present there and on which weekdays? Wie viel Zeit verbringst du an deiner Hochschule, während du dort physisch präsent bist und an welchen Wochentagen?
Danke! Hängt ganz davon ab: Sowohl bei den Studenten als auch bei den Professoren sind alle drei Betriebssysteme beliebt. Linux wird dir auf jeden Fall mal begegnen, bei Computerspielen auch Windows und bei iOS Entwicklung auch mal MacOS...Such dir das aus, womit du selbst am Besten zurecht kommst...Einzig die neuen Macs mit ARM sind momentan vllt noch nicht ganz so perfekt.
@@developandplay ok vielen Dank für deine Antwort. Ich glaube ein Windows Linux Kombi ist wahrscheinlich am sinnvollsten. Kannst du deinen Dell XPS empfehlen, sofern du ihn noch nutzt?
@@maxhuppertz1921 Ich kann das XPS leider nicht empfehlen. Letztes Jahr hat er aufgehört zu funktionieren und ich habe dazu auch ein Video hochgeladen. Danach habe ich ein Thinkpad genutzt damit war ich sehr zufrieden...
@@developandplay ok! Und denkst du man braucht eine Möglichkeit auch Handschriftlich Notizen zu machen oder reicht ein Laptop aus? Bzw wie machst du das? Tut mir Leid für die vielen Fragen 😅
@@maxhuppertz1921 Also ich kann für Notizen Papier empfehlen ;) Klar kann man sich auch ein Ipad kaufen, aber wenn es nur für Notizen ist halte ich es für eher unnötig...
For applying in computer science for Bachelor which option to choose from course list as there is not defined directly computer science i have seen an option for computational Engineering. Looking for the clarification which option to choose at tum to study as computer science student there.
It doesn't matter to be honest. Most courses support all three platforms (Windows, Mac, Linux). Otherwise they will provide you with a virtual machine image. Also you will get access to Linux servers at the university. So just use what you are most comfortable with.
Hello, thank you for this video (I know it's been three years) 😅 So, my friend would be going to Germany in September and he is into online trading (forex, stocks, etc...) Would it be legal of him to take that up as a non-EU/EEA student in Germany?
Hii! Ive been doing more research into universities in Germany and I love the course they have to offer in this one. Is getting into TUM very competitive?
Also Do you by any chance know if I have to take the IELTS or some kind of college entrance exam if I graduated from a high school in america to apply for a bachelor's program in this university?
Well it is competitive to an extent but most programs don't have a fixed number of spots. So generally the idea is that you don't need to be the best student but a good student in high school. Some programs even have interviews in case you don't have the grades but can show your interest in the subject.
For the Bachelors programs the admissions usually close by mid July (this year they extended it to end of July). Some programs that are not as competitive (e.g. physics) have admissions up to mid September. Make sure to check the TUM website for the program you are interested in. For all of the programs you have to get an official translation of your transcript to German. Also you need to make sure your high school diploma is considered equal to the German one. If I remember correctly this is true for the US but make sure to check that. For the programs that are taught in German (unfortunately most of them for undergrad) you also need to hand in a proof of German proficiency. Apart from that you just need your regular things like motivation letter and resume. Most programs don't require any letters of recommendation for undergrad. Feel free to ask more questions! I hope you get into the program you really like.
Oh I misread this as May of 2021...If you graduate in 2022 I would consider learning German because it will give you more flexibility in terms of subjects and universities. It might be intense but I know a few friends that got the required level within a year. Of course once you enter university here it might still be tough but after about another year you will feel just like any other student.
Sehr schöner Vlog. Es ist mein Traum, hier mein Bachelorstudium zu machen, aber ich wurde in Chile geboren und bin da aufgewachsen. Ich muss auch noch mein Deutsch verbessern. Kennst du Ausländer, die ihr Bachelorstudium in Deutschland machen oder machten? Wenn ja, könntest du mir erzählen, wie schwer das Studium war für sie?
Ja ich habe einige Freunde die aus dem Ausland kommen. Auch ein paar aus Südamerika. Es hängt stark von den Sprachkenntnissen ab. Eigentlich alle meine Freunde aus Südamerika haben entweder deutsche Eltern oder waren auf einer deutschen Schule. Also wenn du ganz gut Deutsch sprichst C1-C2 dann solltest du so gut klar kommen wie die deutschen Studenten. Ansonsten meine Freunde die nicht so gut deutsch können waren im ersten Jahr etwas langsamer...
hey, hey! i just decided to apply for bachelor's degree in TUM informatics but somehow I am afraid of competition. can you suggest me how can I boost chances to get a place? in addition, how about the interview phase, was it hard? what type of questions are usually asked. ps. thanks for the video!
For the Bachelor's program it's all about the grades and German skills. If you went a school which is officially recognized in Germany you should be fine. Otherwise there is Studienkolleg to prepare you for German universities. For the questions it's all about your motivation, first experiences of computer science, knowledge of math and whether you have an idea what the degree is about. So in general things you would know if you are curious about computer science and TUM.
i have a question , i didn't find on there website a bachelor degree in cs i only found masters and another question here in my country the bachelor degree is usually 4 years and in germany it's 3 years and that making me worrying that it will affect me in job opportunities so it that true and what is the explanation and thank you
The Bachelor degree is taught in German that's probably why you couldn't find it. The 3 years is common in the UK and some other European countries so I don't think it would be an issue.
Hello! Can you tell me when it was shot? I heard all classes this summer semester is being held online? I got into MS in Informatik at TUM and am going to join this WiSe, but I think most classes will be online.
Hey. From what I heard they are going to hold as many classes as possible in person. BUT if you don’t have a visa they said that international students won’t get new visas until this whole pandemic thing clears up so depending on that it is possible that you might end up having to take classes online.
@@TUMunich Yes the current stance is that next semester will start online unfortunately. That being said it also means less hassle for international students...
Hey can u plz tell how many students are there in robotics in TUM , i am an Indian student and want to come there but i need to know how much competition is there .... Plz reply
We have several different robotics related degrees. Which one are you thinking of? Also TUM accepts students with good grades but does not rank them for application. So application is not too competitive. Inside TUM it can be fairly competitive though if you want to get really good grades...
I don't know any of the students. If you look at the website they accept less than 20 students each semester. So it's probably the most competitive of all CS degrees TUM offers...
So when did you gave proof of language proficiency after or before they accepted you?And how can I be sure that I will get accepted because I do not want to learn german for nothing(is there a way to learn german after getting accepted).Thank you in advance
Hm if you don't want to work in Germany afterwards there might be places better suited for you. Personally all of my friends are at least thinking of working in Germany so they wanted to learn German. For German taught programs you need to show German proficiency in advance obviously. How would you understand the professors otherwise haha? For English programs there often times is no German requirement. Also if you would like to study in Germany I would apply to more than just one university...
@@mrborat2493 Compared to most other countries it's rather easy. But it just depends a lot on where you are from, which subject you are applying for and whether it's bachelors or masters. For me being German Bachelor's application in informatics was rather easy. Students from foreign countries had to translate their transcript to German. People from countries with lower education standards have to go to a one year college first...For Masters application people from tum get a big advantage if they stay so it will also be easier. I heard it's a bit more competitive if you apply from another university. But bear in mind most subjects don't have a maximum number of accepted students. I think that should tell you how "hard" it is. Yes you have to be good but not necessarily the best to get into tum...
@@developandplay That sounds great, I'm from Spain and I want to access to bachelors in electrical engineering, CS or something similar but those are my first options, I think I can get at least C1 in German before applying so I hope that makes things easier. Is it hard to find a job as a student?
@@mrborat2493 I think applying from Spain should be very straightforward. Just get your grades translated and submit that language proficiency certificate...Other than that you will be treated like a German student...I have a few friends from other parts of Europe that went through that process. If you study one of the subjects you mentioned it should be fairly easy to find a part time job. I personally worked part time in software development ever since starting university. I would recommend however to wait with working 1-2 semesters so that you have a better idea how much effort your subject requires...
Quick question, I am on B1 level german and planning to start my undergraduate in mechanical engineering next year, that mean I need to do b1-c1 in 9 months or so..I'm just curious are there any international people going their bachelor's in German taught being Ausländer? And if yes, is that really hard? Looking forward for your honest option. Anyway man I love this VLOG!!
Yes it will be hard. But I have a couple of friends that did exactly that. Some of them needed to take an extra year at university but that's no big deal. I need one as well haha...
@@HardikKundalwal Just one year longer in university. Yes I'm a German native but I went abroad and did lot's of internships on the side so that's why I also need an additional year in uni. As I said it's no big deal. Most students need one semester longer and a few like me even a year...
For Informatics Master there are quite a few course requirements if you don't fulfill enough of them you will get invited for an interview instead of being admitted directly. So it's definitely possible. That being said there are more interdisciplinary CS related Masters programs. For those there are usually fewer requirements.
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A vlog like this is really inspiring! Seeing how productive you are in a given day really makes me push myself. Keep these videos up!
Don't push too hard. At that time I actually felt like maybe it was a little bit too much😇
Pls,is there any African schooling in TU Munich,free university of Berlin or University of Freiburg,if you are one or have contact with one(any African),I will need your help to prepare myself,I'm looking forward to study mechanical engineering.
Thank you.
Man I really liked this vlog, I think it is the best on of TUM until now, it really shows the life froma 1st person perspective. We can see the rooms, the time of the courses. Thanks a lot for this video I hope I get accepted this month at the TUM.
Thanks a lot. Wish you best of luck!
What did you apply for?
@@developandplay I applied to Elektrik-und Informationstechnik
right I also watch all videos related to tum but not found yet really campus video I like this video I hope u made lots of video related to tum
@@diegoortega7512 hey ! did you get accepted ?
@@schruteman7444 yes I’m studying right now and hope this presence semester will be a lot better !
I wish there were more vlogs like this for more universities.
I'm so in love with this university. I wish I could study there :)
Man, this looks so cool! My dream is to study in Germany for a master's degree as I am currently studying CS in my country. Seeing this type of videos really motivate and sparks joy in me.
Where are you currently studying?
@@developandplay Indonesia, a bit far from Germany lol
@@begejekan1244 hey, I'm a computer science student and currently studying in Indonesia too:)
Me too am Doing Cs but Diploma
Mein Sohn geht für das Sommersemester 2023 an die TMU. Danke für den tollen Einblick:)
That Tanenbaum Book on Networks is really great.
Yes I also think so. It's one of those rather readable books in CS...
Awesome video. I'm studying CS in Slovenia, happy to see a realistic CS student vlog .
Hey, I'm interested to study CS in Slovenia as well. In which university are you studying and what's your opinion about it?
@@ivaylailieva7891 I'm studying at FRI (in Ljubljana). Its difficult, but I've learned a ton about CS these past 2 years and would choose it again.
@@shogunisheremistaa3432 Is it taught in English?
@@ivaylailieva7891 i don't think so, i think some individual courses are taught in english, but programmes are not
@@shogunisheremistaa3432 Alright, thanks for the information!
Absolut schöner Vlog, bitte film mehr über deine Person und dein Studium, du bist mir jetzt schon sehr sympathisch!
+1
your videos are so addictive! start making them again please😭
Great video man, I appreciate that you let us get to know, how the life of a student at TUM looks like. You just motivated me to apply to the TUM next year. Good job, please keep creating these videos!
It's awesome bro, I really like to study CS at TUM. Would love to see more videos about it
Thank you!
Well currently everything is remote and I'm busy studying. Maybe in Fall we can return back to university.
@@developandplay sure, thanks bro
Do they teach that in english
@@developandplayPls,is there any African schooling in TU Munich,free university of Berlin or University of Freiburg,if you are one or have contact with one(any African),I will need your help to prepare myself,I'm looking forward to study mechanical engineering.
Thank you.
I really loved the video . It's amazing ,wonderful. Nice vlog
Nice video. Also so many people and places that I know... Aaaargh. Now I miss the Pre-Corona University again! Nostalgia is real...
(Maybe we'll post a Link to this on the FSMPI social media channels.)
This video is a real Day in the Life video, so detailed yet precise at the same time :)
2:46 wtf he is doing here?
Lol😂
I joined back in 2020 Sep during Corona. But I saw the old Mensa for the first time thanks to your video :)
Awesome video bro! Ich habe diesen Vlog gesehen, als ich meinen Motivationsschrieben für Meister der Fahrzeugtechnik geschrieben habe. Jetzt bin ich hoch motiviert und weiß was ich schreiben soll!
Hallo bruder! I'm currently in 11th standard from India I also want to study in Germany. I wanted ask that how you got your German proficiency certificate. Do I have to give the testDaf exam only or there are other exams i have to clear along with that?
Great vlog! And this is a beautiful campus. Quite sad I didn’t make it to Germany to attend my program in TUM. 🥺
Awesome video!!! Thank u for sharing, I hope I get to study there one day
Its such a beautiful Campus at Garching. Looking forward to starting my studies in october.
Great job! Thank you so much for making this video. I really hope I can study there some day!
Thank you! Hope it works out for you.
Do you want to do your Bachelor, Master or PhD here?
@@developandplay Thanks! I would like to do Bachelors in Mechanical Engineering. I have been working on my german so I can study there.
@@ahilansureshkumar4256 That's awesome. At TUM we have very few Indian Bachelor students. I always wondered why... Most just come here for their Master.
@@developandplay Really? Must be because Bachelors is in German. I get it cuz I have been learning german for years and I am still not very good😅.
@@ahilansureshkumar4256 If you come here for your Bachelor you will make a lot of local friends and can do internships at local companies. Both are more difficult if you just do a Masters or PhD. So hope you get in😌
Really enjoyed this video. Would you like to make a video on how you got into TUM sharing your stats and LORs and essays... Much love from India. I can only dream of getting into such a prestigious college. Fingers crossed for my CS Masters.
Thank you! I don't think I'm the best person to create such a video as I'm still doing my Bachelor and transitioning from TUM Bachelor to Master is easier than external application. However when I'm doing my Masters I'll definitely talk to my classmates to find out how the application worked for them.
I wish you good luck with your application. It's a great university but there definitely lot's of other good universities in the world!
I liked that vlog. Very detailed and simple.
It's Helpful... Please make many videos about TUM..!
What are some things you would be interested in?
How to get into TUM and explore it.. and also make a video about Mechatronics and Robotics in TUM
Sure...That really depends on the subject that you want to study and also whether you are Bachelor/Master and local/foreign student.
I could interview some friends that are studying Robotics, Coginition and Intelligence if you are interested in that.
@@developandplay Thanks a lot...! I am currently doing my bachelor's in mechatronics engineering. so I want to know about the masters about that.!
@@yoganandhana889 Are you doing your Bachelor's in mechatronics engineering in Germany or elsewhere? Your answer would be really helpful because I've been searching for Bachelors in Mechatronics engineering but couldn't find much; they were mostly masters degrees.
I really enjoy this video -> Good Work
It is the best vlog of tum tq bro for making video
Planning to do my masters or bachelor in TUM.
I want to join this university after 4 years and I am worrying that I can't get classmate like u 💜.luv frm India 🥰. superb vlog
Thank you. I'm sure you'll find some good friends when you come here. Especially now that the pandemic is slowly ending it will be a lot easier to find friends again.
Thats so cool your making a chat application here. I'm also a computer science student, but i'm based in Copenhagen, Denmark. Were also making a chat application, next week i'm in my second semester now will be done in january 2023, will be in 3rd semester in june
Good luck bro. Hope you have a good future (saying this even though I'm in grade 9 and alot younger then you)
Great video, greetings from Finland.
Awesome Vlog.....Big Thanks Bro❤
thanks to made this video , iwas searching it, thanks❤
Wow! a great video!
AWESOME VIDEO BRO REALLY LIKE IT .
I HAVE DOUBT ABOUT THIS THAT IN COURSE LIKE COMPUTER SCIENCE FULL COURSE IN GERMAN OR COMBINED ENGLISH +GERMAN.
Danke from PERÚ 🇵🇪
in what languages are the courses taught in?
ps. loved the video! :)
german
German and English depends on the professor and lecture
Finally! A good vlog at TUM :) I have 2 questions: 1) is informatik and cs the same? If not, which one do you recommend? 2) are there cs/informatik classes at the main building in Munich?
Thanks in advance and greetings from South Africa!
Yes in Germany and some other European countries we call CS Informatics.
Unfortunately all of the classes are at the campus in Garching. However the majority of the lectures are recorded or even live streamed so you don't have to go there every single time.
Hardwell the best! More TUM vlogs please!
For undergraduate ,the courses are in german. I dropped my plan to study there as an international student because of it
They launched an English pilot program but yes majority is in German.
was it hard for you to go to this university? I mean the admission requirements and such?
Was ist so besonders bei dem Informatik Studium an der TUM? Ich meine im Vergleich zu den anderen Universitäten in Deutschland. Alle kochen auch nur mit Wasser, oder?
Also was den Inhalt des Studiums angeht denke ich sind die Unterschiede eher gering. Andere kleinere Universitäten haben vielleicht sogar noch eine bessere Betreuung der Studenten.
Die TUM hat allerdings einen sehr guten Ruf im Ausland, was es erleichtert an guten anderen Unis ein Auslandssemester oder Forschung zu machen. Zudem gibt es in München sehr viele Technologieunternehmen und Startups, sodass es deutlich einfacher ist als in anderen Städten Praktika und Werkstudentenstellen zu finden. Auf der anderen Seite ist es ohne einen Nebenjob auch sehr teuer in München. Außerdem gibt es an der TUM sehr viele Studenteninitiativen, Hackathons, Vorträge, Messen und Konferenzen.
Mir persönlich haben insbesondere das Umfeld in München und auch die guten Verbindungen ins Ausland besonderes viel geholfen.
wait TUM has a computer science course???
Really awesome vlog👍
Thanks.🙌
Exciting! What was your GPA when you was enrolling in the uni?
For Bachelors A- and for Masters B. As long as you are slightly above average it should be fine.
Hii, What an amazing video!! By the way, can i know how did you get into TUM?
Hey, great video, thanks for the insights. What‘s your opinion on Informatics: Games Engineering at TUM?
It's a very unique and solid program in Germany.
Most of the curriculum is the same as Informatics so if you decide later to switch for Masters you can.
@@developandplay Thanks for the response!
what i expected at my first semester at tum and all i got is onlie courses and spending the whole day at home failing everything :(((
Yeah I totally get your frustration. I'm currently also super bummed 😓 about the situation. Though at least for your exams there is still some room for improvement...So don't give up yet. You can do it if you put in the work!
@Aidan no
hey can you give a tour of TUM Olympia Park campus tour?
You spend so much time on transportation! Is it common within the students? I've found a room which is also very far and not sure if I should take it or keep looking
I would say it's fairly common. Most people don't want to live in Garching so the minimum travel time is about 20m from Studentenstadt. Then add to that any additional travel and you easily get to 30-60m.
Hello I want to apply for bachelor's degree in TUM but I don't now German, is there any English degree programs for engineering or computer science?
Good going👍👍👍
Hi! I just wanna say your video is really helpful and amazing. I intended to go study bachelor in Informatics at TUM. I did research and saw Internships as a document to apply. Do you think Internships play a big role in my application since i didnt have one?
I think for your Bachelors it shouldn't be a big factor. Quite a few people never have done anything with CS at that point. Just make sure to get good grades in high school and get a good level of German skills. Oh and I would check if your high school diploma is officially recognized in Germany. Otherwise you might need to go to Studienkolleg first.😌
I hope that helps feel free to ask more questions...
Thank you for answering, it helps a lot
Thats amazing information about Technical University of Munich: th-cam.com/video/NG82k4laeZQ/w-d-xo.html
Krass dass ich dein Video jetzt nochmals schaue. Ich wurde von TUM aufgenommen zum diesen Wintersemester yayy ^^
That's really cool, hoping to comment something similar soon
Great video! Can I ask you, how do you know how to get around the university (and know which building to go to etc.)?
Usually the buildings are fairly self explanatory or you can just ask some fellow student. In addition we also have a "room finder" on our website and in our app.
Hi, schönes Video mit tollen Eindrücken! Ich bin am überlegen ob ich auch an der TUM Informatik studieren sollte, jedoch habe ich keine Vorkenntnisse im programmieren. Glaubst du, dass es für sehr schwer wird ohne Vorkenntnisse im programmieren?
Also es ist auf jeden Fall gut ohne Vorkenntnisse möglich. Einige meiner Freunde haben komplett ohne Vorkenntnisse gestartet. Natürlich war es für sie teils anspruchsvoller, aber programmieren macht auch nicht so einen großen Anteil aus, wie du das vielleicht meinst...
Machst Du ein duales Studium? Sind die Lehrgänge immer auf Deutsch? Ich habe einen Plan, Informatik zu studieren und ich weiß eigentlich nicht, ob ich doch noch meine Deutschkentnisse verbessern soll oder ob ich mich jetzt direkt anmelden.
Übrigens bin ich einen Ausländer, aber ich hab schon die B2 Zertifikat. (Weiß auch nicht, ob hier die C1 Zertifikat erforderlich ist)
Nein ich mache ein normales Studium. An der TUM ist der Bachelor Informatik in München auf Deutsch. Es gibt auch in Heilbronn einen Englischen Studiengang.
Wenn du bereits B2 Deutsch kannst dann würde ich dir empfehlen in München zu studieren. Es wird anfangs schwieriger sein, aber es hilft dir in der Zukunft in Deutschland...
Wäre so interessant mehr deiner Erfahrungen im studium zu hören. Vlt. Ein Podcast, oder einfach ein langes video. Egal, finde es gibt leider viel zu wenig Erfahrungsberichte und mit corona fällt es mir schwer mich für ein Studium zu entscheiden da man ja nirgends wirklich einen guten Einblick bekommen kann.
Wenn ich in den Semesterferien dazu Zeit finde kann ich das gerne mal probieren. Wobei so ohne in der Uni zu sein ist es schwieriger das authentisch zu vermitteln. Ich kann dir im Allgemeinen die TUM nur empfehlen, aber die ersten beiden Semester sind je nach Vorkenntnissen relativ anstrengend.
I found this vlog really nice because I really want to study at TUM. What do you think are some of the privileges of studying in this prestigious university?
Haha you make it sound like sooo special. I would say it's a great university which has connections to partner institutions and companies all over the world. However when it comes to the curriculum other German universities should be just as good.
I thought the course was entirely in English!
But, the slides are being in German.
hey, i just got admitted and was wondering if a mac would be okay for informatik?
Congrats!
Yes your operating system doesn't matter. Some professors are Linux fanboys so ypu might need a VM in your second year...
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@@alp4119 başvurdun mu ?
Sir, I'm a PCB (bio group) student in 12th. I want to study bachelor in CS in German taught program. Is it possible? For this what should I study alongside studdienkolleg to be eligible for CS course ?
One day I will be there soon......
does the university have bachelors in computer science? (in english) if yes, what are the requirements after finishing 12 grade in another country?
As a foreign student I'm a bit interested about German universities. Do you also do group/team projects or maybe is it obligatory to have a student club? What is Übung and Seminar?
How much time you spend in your university while being physically present there and on which weekdays?
Wie viel Zeit verbringst du an deiner Hochschule, während du dort physisch präsent bist und an welchen Wochentagen?
What was your part time work at Amazon? Btw. nice video.
Thanks. I was interning there as a Data Analyst and had a great time there.
Technical university of Munich ❤️🎓
I've searched every corner of tum website and still can't find a bachelors in computer science. Please can you help
It's called Informatics in Germany.
Sehr gutes Video, vielen Dank! Eine kleine Frage noch: Welche Betriebssysteme nutzen die Professoren und nutzn viele Leute auch Macs?
Danke! Hängt ganz davon ab: Sowohl bei den Studenten als auch bei den Professoren sind alle drei Betriebssysteme beliebt. Linux wird dir auf jeden Fall mal begegnen, bei Computerspielen auch Windows und bei iOS Entwicklung auch mal MacOS...Such dir das aus, womit du selbst am Besten zurecht kommst...Einzig die neuen Macs mit ARM sind momentan vllt noch nicht ganz so perfekt.
@@developandplay ok vielen Dank für deine Antwort. Ich glaube ein Windows Linux Kombi ist wahrscheinlich am sinnvollsten. Kannst du deinen Dell XPS empfehlen, sofern du ihn noch nutzt?
@@maxhuppertz1921 Ich kann das XPS leider nicht empfehlen. Letztes Jahr hat er aufgehört zu funktionieren und ich habe dazu auch ein Video hochgeladen. Danach habe ich ein Thinkpad genutzt damit war ich sehr zufrieden...
@@developandplay ok! Und denkst du man braucht eine Möglichkeit auch Handschriftlich Notizen zu machen oder reicht ein Laptop aus? Bzw wie machst du das? Tut mir Leid für die vielen Fragen 😅
@@maxhuppertz1921 Also ich kann für Notizen Papier empfehlen ;) Klar kann man sich auch ein Ipad kaufen, aber wenn es nur für Notizen ist halte ich es für eher unnötig...
IF you dont mind, how did you get in and your pre uni qualifications.
Nice vlog and could you tell me the process and requirements to do masters in computer science in TUM.
I added the information in the video description. If you have more questions feel free to ask.
For applying in computer science for Bachelor which option to choose from course list as there is not defined directly computer science i have seen an option for computational Engineering. Looking for the clarification which option to choose at tum to study as computer science student there.
T é só isso tô te esperando aqui no centro agora
Does TUM have computer science for bachelor?
Yes however it's called Informatik and mostly taught in German.
Hi, pls clear a confusion 4 me. Inside the classroom the Lecturer is given in English language or in German language ?
Hello... is it recommended to have a Macbook or Windows at TUM for Informatik
It doesn't matter to be honest. Most courses support all three platforms (Windows, Mac, Linux). Otherwise they will provide you with a virtual machine image. Also you will get access to Linux servers at the university. So just use what you are most comfortable with.
My dream institute 😄😍
Is that THE LIV library you were sitting at?
TUM is my dream uni!!!!!!!!
Hello, thank you for this video (I know it's been three years) 😅
So, my friend would be going to Germany in September and he is into online trading (forex, stocks, etc...) Would it be legal of him to take that up as a non-EU/EEA student in Germany?
Hii! Ive been doing more research into universities in Germany and I love the course they have to offer in this one. Is getting into TUM very competitive?
Also Do you by any chance know if I have to take the IELTS or some kind of college entrance exam if I graduated from a high school in america to apply for a bachelor's program in this university?
Sorry for the lot of questions but also when do you think I should start applying for universities?(I graduate high school in May of 2022)
Well it is competitive to an extent but most programs don't have a fixed number of spots. So generally the idea is that you don't need to be the best student but a good student in high school. Some programs even have interviews in case you don't have the grades but can show your interest in the subject.
For the Bachelors programs the admissions usually close by mid July (this year they extended it to end of July). Some programs that are not as competitive (e.g. physics) have admissions up to mid September. Make sure to check the TUM website for the program you are interested in.
For all of the programs you have to get an official translation of your transcript to German. Also you need to make sure your high school diploma is considered equal to the German one. If I remember correctly this is true for the US but make sure to check that. For the programs that are taught in German (unfortunately most of them for undergrad) you also need to hand in a proof of German proficiency. Apart from that you just need your regular things like motivation letter and resume. Most programs don't require any letters of recommendation for undergrad.
Feel free to ask more questions! I hope you get into the program you really like.
Oh I misread this as May of 2021...If you graduate in 2022 I would consider learning German because it will give you more flexibility in terms of subjects and universities.
It might be intense but I know a few friends that got the required level within a year. Of course once you enter university here it might still be tough but after about another year you will feel just like any other student.
Sehr schöner Vlog. Es ist mein Traum, hier mein Bachelorstudium zu machen, aber ich wurde in Chile geboren und bin da aufgewachsen. Ich muss auch noch mein Deutsch verbessern. Kennst du Ausländer, die ihr Bachelorstudium in Deutschland machen oder machten? Wenn ja, könntest du mir erzählen, wie schwer das Studium war für sie?
Ja ich habe einige Freunde die aus dem Ausland kommen. Auch ein paar aus Südamerika. Es hängt stark von den Sprachkenntnissen ab. Eigentlich alle meine Freunde aus Südamerika haben entweder deutsche Eltern oder waren auf einer deutschen Schule. Also wenn du ganz gut Deutsch sprichst C1-C2 dann solltest du so gut klar kommen wie die deutschen Studenten. Ansonsten meine Freunde die nicht so gut deutsch können waren im ersten Jahr etwas langsamer...
@@developandplay Vielen Dank für deine Antwort! Glücklicherweise habe ich noch fast zwei Jahre, um meine Sprachkenntnisse zu verbessern.
hey, hey! i just decided to apply for bachelor's degree in TUM informatics but somehow I am afraid of competition. can you suggest me how can I boost chances to get a place? in addition, how about the interview phase, was it hard? what type of questions are usually asked. ps. thanks for the video!
For the Bachelor's program it's all about the grades and German skills. If you went a school which is officially recognized in Germany you should be fine. Otherwise there is Studienkolleg to prepare you for German universities. For the questions it's all about your motivation, first experiences of computer science, knowledge of math and whether you have an idea what the degree is about. So in general things you would know if you are curious about computer science and TUM.
I am starting at TUM this semester
i have a question , i didn't find on there website a bachelor degree in cs i only found masters and another question here in my country the bachelor degree is usually 4 years and in germany it's 3 years and that making me worrying that it will affect me in job opportunities so it that true and what is the explanation and thank you
The Bachelor degree is taught in German that's probably why you couldn't find it. The 3 years is common in the UK and some other European countries so I don't think it would be an issue.
Hello! Can you tell me when it was shot? I heard all classes this summer semester is being held online?
I got into MS in Informatik at TUM and am going to join this WiSe, but I think most classes will be online.
I recorded the video one year ago. Hope we can all return to our courses in Fall.
Hey. From what I heard they are going to hold as many classes as possible in person. BUT if you don’t have a visa they said that international students won’t get new visas until this whole pandemic thing clears up so depending on that it is possible that you might end up having to take classes online.
@@TUMunich Yes the current stance is that next semester will start online unfortunately. That being said it also means less hassle for international students...
amazing
Do you think i need GRE for applying to master in computer science and is it diffcult to gian accept of this uni do i need high GPA?
Hey can u plz tell how many students are there in robotics in TUM , i am an Indian student and want to come there but i need to know how much competition is there .... Plz reply
We have several different robotics related degrees. Which one are you thinking of?
Also TUM accepts students with good grades but does not rank them for application. So application is not too competitive. Inside TUM it can be fairly competitive though if you want to get really good grades...
Hey Man! How hard is it get to Masters in Software Engineering (English Taught Course)? Do other students speak English over there?
I don't know any of the students. If you look at the website they accept less than 20 students each semester. So it's probably the most competitive of all CS degrees TUM offers...
Hey, how do you see how many students are accepted per degree?
So when did you gave proof of language proficiency after or before they accepted you?And how can I be sure that I will get accepted because I do not want to learn german for nothing(is there a way to learn german after getting accepted).Thank you in advance
Hm if you don't want to work in Germany afterwards there might be places better suited for you. Personally all of my friends are at least thinking of working in Germany so they wanted to learn German.
For German taught programs you need to show German proficiency in advance obviously. How would you understand the professors otherwise haha? For English programs there often times is no German requirement. Also if you would like to study in Germany I would apply to more than just one university...
@@developandplay Okay,thank you my friend and good luck with your studies.Tschüss!
please make mor detailed video about your programm
Thanks for the video, can I ask how was the accessing process, is it hard, what did they require, I'd like to know your personal experience
You mean application?
@@developandplay yes
@@mrborat2493 Compared to most other countries it's rather easy. But it just depends a lot on where you are from, which subject you are applying for and whether it's bachelors or masters. For me being German Bachelor's application in informatics was rather easy. Students from foreign countries had to translate their transcript to German. People from countries with lower education standards have to go to a one year college first...For Masters application people from tum get a big advantage if they stay so it will also be easier. I heard it's a bit more competitive if you apply from another university.
But bear in mind most subjects don't have a maximum number of accepted students. I think that should tell you how "hard" it is. Yes you have to be good but not necessarily the best to get into tum...
@@developandplay That sounds great, I'm from Spain and I want to access to bachelors in electrical engineering, CS or something similar but those are my first options, I think I can get at least C1 in German before applying so I hope that makes things easier. Is it hard to find a job as a student?
@@mrborat2493 I think applying from Spain should be very straightforward. Just get your grades translated and submit that language proficiency certificate...Other than that you will be treated like a German student...I have a few friends from other parts of Europe that went through that process.
If you study one of the subjects you mentioned it should be fairly easy to find a part time job. I personally worked part time in software development ever since starting university. I would recommend however to wait with working 1-2 semesters so that you have a better idea how much effort your subject requires...
Quick question, I am on B1 level german and planning to start my undergraduate in mechanical engineering next year, that mean I need to do b1-c1 in 9 months or so..I'm just curious are there any international people going their bachelor's in German taught being Ausländer? And if yes, is that really hard? Looking forward for your honest option. Anyway man I love this VLOG!!
Next year in TUM *
Yes it will be hard. But I have a couple of friends that did exactly that. Some of them needed to take an extra year at university but that's no big deal. I need one as well haha...
@@developandplay Extra year after or before the 1st year? Also aren't you native? You sounds native though.!
@@HardikKundalwal Just one year longer in university. Yes I'm a German native but I went abroad and did lot's of internships on the side so that's why I also need an additional year in uni. As I said it's no big deal. Most students need one semester longer and a few like me even a year...
@@developandplay Is that studienkolleg you're talking about? Or like an extension year to balance studies?
In the Informatiks Major, do we study any Maths? Like calc, linear Aljab and others?
Yes you will learn that.
Why when I'm typing computer science degree in there bachelor program
Nothing's pops up
Because it's called informatics in Germany.
If you look closely at 3:30
Awesome video. May I ask you a question? Can you go to TUM if you're only 17 years old?
Yes you can. One of my friends started at age 17 just like you.
What about Informatics Master degree? I am studying major from engineering but it is not CS. But I have good projects that I can show them.
For Informatics Master there are quite a few course requirements if you don't fulfill enough of them you will get invited for an interview instead of being admitted directly. So it's definitely possible. That being said there are more interdisciplinary CS related Masters programs. For those there are usually fewer requirements.
Bro do they have English lectures for comp science engg course? And is it mandatory to study German??? Pls reply brother