Degree programme: Industrial engineering mechanical engineering
Graduation year: 2014
Employer: Resilient and Sustainable Operations and Supply Chain Management, Technische Universität Hamburg
Position: Junior professor
I have fond memories of the orientation phase and my first semester at TU Braunschweig. After graduating from high school and completing my military service, there were so many new things to discover in my new role as a student. During this time, friendships were formed that are still going strong. After exams, when the weather was good, we would often meet up on a small jetty on the River Oker with a view of Löbbecke's island and enjoy an ice cream or cold drink, happy to have taken another small step towards graduation.
The TU Braunschweig is a very good size to be able to offer a diverse range of courses on the one hand and to create a very personal learning environment on the other. In my degree course in Mechanical Engineering and Management, the many options for specialization are a big plus. I also really liked the close links between teaching and research as well as the many collaborations with industry (e.g. guest lectures, excursions).
Many things, especially the contents from my specialization in production and logistics.
Yes.
Be curious and pursue the topics that interest you. Take the opportunity to spend one or two semesters abroad during your studies, whether it's a study abroad program or an internship.
...that it remains an inspiring and versatile place of learning.
