Practice during studies
Would you like to take a look behind the scenes during an excursion or an internship? You have the ultimate idea, but need the right tools to realize it? Or do you simply need laboratory insurance for the next semester? We can help you with all these topics and provide you with the necessary information. Your future and your studies can be made even more exciting if you take a look at different companies, try out internships to see which job really suits you or set the first stone for your own company by implementing your unique ideas in the Student-MakerSpace. We will help you do it!
Internships
At the TUM School of Life Sciences, an internship is a compulsory part in many courses.
In the Internship database of the TUM School of Life Sciences you will find interesting possibilities where you could do your internship at home and abroad.
You can discover current internship positions on our jobs and career page or on the website of the Weihenstephaner Praktikantenamt. There you will also find the necessary information about insurance, internship reports or internship contracts. Please note, that the requirements can vary from course to course. You can find more detailed information on your study course page.
Laboratory Insurance
For many laboratory internships, project, bachelor or master theses a laboratory insurance must be taken out. First of all, ask your parents whether your personal liability insurance already includes such an insurance. For this purpose, a confirmation from the insurance company is required.
If this is not the case, you have to take out a separate insurance policy. You can find useful information on www.laborversicherung.de or ask our contact person Mr. Andreas Lorenz (06108 - 69999) about a suitable insurance.
MakerSpace
Whether CNC milling machine, laser cutter or 3D printer - in the Venture Lab FAB MakerSpace in Weihenstephan you have the most modern production techniques and various software at your disposal. As a student, you can immerse yourself in the world of microcontroller programming, acquire knowledge about melt layer processes or try your hand at computer-aided design of 3D objects. Even if you want to realize your own project, the doors to MakerSpace are open to you.
As an employee or doctoral candidate, you can also use the equipment after a briefing with reasonable hour rates.
For more detailed information and to book the equipment, please visit the MakerSpace web page.