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We facilitate transfer and collaboration, providing platforms and structures to support cooperation and knowledge exchange within and outside of TU Braunschweig. Our offerings include Next Generation, Engagement & Common Good, Service Learning & Social Innovation, and Co-Creation.
We create temporary spaces for exchange on current societal issues through transdisciplinary formats aligned with the profiles of TU Braunschweig. We nurture networks and engage in cooperation development within our domain.
We support the UN's sustainability goals by providing knowledge for meaningful action.
Community Café:
On March 25, the next Community Café will take place at the Sustainability Center with Enactus Braunschweig e.V.
Kinder-Uni 2024:
The Kinder-Uni podcast series “Clever Nachgefragt!"
on the topic of ecology with six TU professors and pupils from Rüningen primary and secondary school is now available online.
Videos | Podcasts| Magazine articles:
Would you like to find out more about what the Knowledge Transfer has to offer? We regularly present exciting content in our videos | podcasts | magazine articles.
Co-working afternoon:
In addition to the Student House and the University Library, every 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month there is the Co-Working Afternoon for learning and working. From 2:30 to 5 p.m. in the Sandkasten-Zentrale in the old building, there is a work and meeting room as well as free coffee.
Sandkasten-Plattform @Meet&Eat Area:
There is a Meet&Eat Area in Mensa 1. The team behind the Sandkasten-Plattform would like to use this opportunity for an open consultation hour. From January 24, they will be available to answer questions on site every 2nd and 4th Thursday from approx. 12 to 1 pm.
17 Sustainable Development Goals: Our focus theme is aligned with the 17 Sustainable Development Goals of the UN.
Holistic development towards excellence: In doing so, we build on the initiative "University Development 2030" of TU Braunschweig.
We provide services for everyone at TU Braunschweig to enhance transfer and collaboration skills. We focus on "Future Skills" such as interdisciplinary thinking and action, starting even with school students. We support students and young researchers in sustainability projects and accompany innovative ideas from the establishment of an association or company to implementation. Co-creation formats help to consider transfer and collaboration in research and teaching from the outset.
The TU Braunschweig is particularly committed to fostering early career support. The AG Schule-Uni pursues under the umbrella brand Check-in – Discover Science! The initiatives aim to engage children and adolescents of all ages and school types, sparking their interest in science and research.
With the project tu4society, we enable and promote social and ecological involvement on campus and beyond. Within the framework of teaching and studies, ideas can be developed, prototypes tested, and projects implemented, which strengthen the cooperation and transfer skills of students from all faculties.
We offer opportunities for community-oriented engagement alongside studies and teaching – to make sustainable changes, shape things oneself, or simply be part of it.
Societal problems require the perspective of many to become solvable. With the principle of Co-Creation, spaces for collaborative problem-solving are opened.
The Children's University Braunschweig tackles current research topics. Scientists conduct lectures each winter semester for children aged 8 to 12. The Children's University is accompanied by the podcast series 'Cleverly Asked,' where students engage in dialogue with TU scientists and ask intriguing questions about sustainability.
Once a month, the Knowledge Transfer team hosts a Community Café. In a relaxed café atmosphere, space is provided for exchange. Each time, the community café focuses on a new main theme.
With the tu4society project, we enable and promote social and ecological engagement on campus and beyond. As part of teaching and studies, ideas can be developed, prototypes tested and projects implemented that strengthen the cooperation and transfer skills of students from all faculties.
Would you like to find out more about what Knowledge Transfer has to offer? We regularly present exciting content in our videos | podcasts | magazine articles.
We develop participatory methods and formats integrated into research and teaching.
Actice skill development
We are working on new projects such as "Service Learning" in teaching and collaboration with practice partners for "Social Innovations". These projects are funded as part of "tu4society" and will promote the transfer and cooperation skills of students. Another project called "Non-profit Spin-offs" is being carried out in collaboration with the Technology Transfer division of the Transfer Service.
Next Generation (Students, Instructors , Parents)
Kinder-Uni with Podcast Series (Children, Parents)
Commitment & Public Welfare (Students)
Service Learning (Students, Teachers, Practice Partners)
Social Innovation Program (Students, Teachers, Practice Partners)
Social Innovations (Students, Teachers, Practice Partners)
Co-Creation (Junior Researchers, Practice Partners)
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