The Graduate Center TUM Campus Straubing (GCS) is an institution of the TUM Graduate School and at the same time part of the TUM Campus Straubing for Biotechnology and Sustainability.

Graduate Center Straubing

Our task is to support doctoral candidates on their way to obtaining a doctoral degree. Our main tasks include providing advice throughout the doctoral process, designing and coordinating the subject-specific qualification program, promoting internationalization (including financially), and fostering interdisciplinary, cross-departmental cooperation and networking. In addition, we coordinate the necessary administrative steps for doctoral studies, from registration in the doctoral list to the issuance of the doctoral degree certificate.

The following information and documents apply only to doctoral candidates under the new doctoral regulations of 23.08.2021!

If you are pursuing your doctorate under the old doctoral regulations please contact Marina Zapilko (m.zapilko@tum.de) or Veronika Adam (veronika.adam@tum.de).

General information on starting a doctorate at TUM can be found on the Website of the TUM Graduate School.

The current board is composed of the following members:

Representatives of the professors:

Representative of the junior scientists with a doctorate:

Representatives of the doctoral candidates:

  • M.Sc. Maximiliane Rau (Chair of Chemistry of Biogenic Resources)
  • M.Sc. Tommi Bui (Professorship Particle and Fiber Technology for Bio-based Materials)
  • M.Sc. Jan Kalkowski (Professorship Synthetic Biology)

The three doctoral students are simultaneously the elected representatives of all doctoral students who are members of the GCS. If you have any questions concerning your doctorate that are not of a professional or administrative nature, please feel free to contact us by e-mail (doc-rep@cs.tum.de) at any time.

Contact points, help and advice on the following topics:

The TUM Graduate School supports supervisors with various information and offers.

You can also find detailed information at the Wiki of the TUM Graduate School.

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