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Dear students of the Bachelor’s program in Political Science and the Master’s programs in Politics and Technology, On Monday, 22 October 2018 at 5 pm in H.001, we will organize an information event for Bachelor's and Master's students on "Studying abroad," which will be especially relevant for… [read more]

Die TUM School of Governance trauert um Frau Professorin Ihsen, die uns viel zu früh verlassen hat. [read more]

29-30 November 2018 Doctoral Students’ Workshop Technology and the Quality of Democracy: Technological innovations for democracy and the democratization of digital technologies Call for Papers Deadline for submission of abstracts: October 15, 2018 The workshop Technology and the Quality of… [read more]

The Bavarian Ministry of Science is funding a new research network in the humanities and social sciences on the topic of the "Future of Democracy" (ForDemocracy). The Free State will provide around 3.4 million euros in funding over the next four years. Prof. Dr. Lisa Herzog and her Ph.D. student… [read more]

Interested female students can apply for the successful mentoring program of the TUM - "MentorING" - until the end of September. This special program is aimed at female students who are studying at TUM from their third (Bachelor) semester on. The program includes one-on-one mentoring, networking… [read more]

The University of Alberta offers Bachelor students 12-week research internships from January to March, May to July and July to September 2019. Successful applicants receive a $6,000 scholarship and gain valuable practical research experience in their field of study under the supervision of… [read more]

Prof. Fioretos will be staying at the Chair of European and Global Governance until the beginning of July. More information about the program can be found at the International Center of the TUM. [read more]

The programme to promote academic activities in developing countries has a new name: TUM without borders. Funds are still available for 2018. Within the framework of TUM without borders, a maximum of three persons per project (students, academic staff, professors) can apply for a travel allowance of… [read more]

Helen Margetts, Professor at the University of Oxford and Programme Director for Public Policy at The Alan Turing Institute in London, will be awarded the first "Friedrich Schiedel Prize for Politics and Technology" at the Technical University of Munich (TUM). Further information on the award and… [read more]

Lisa Herzog, Markt oder Profession? Die Politik zweier Wissenslogiken in: Leviathan, page 189 - 21 Leviathan, Volume 46 (2018), Issue 2, ISSN: 0340-0425, ISSN online: 0340-0425,DOI: 10.5771/0340-0425-2018-2-189 Abstract The paper uses a systematic approach, with some references to the… [read more]