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Vita Bio Jonas Müller completed his bachelor's degree in civil engineering in 2018 and his master's degree in urban mobility and traffic engineering at the Technical University of Nuremberg in 2021. During his master’s degree, he worked as a student trainee at Siemens Mobility in the eHighway and lo

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Learn more about projects that make it easier for international students to get started at our university and in the city of Erfurt.

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Faculty Board The Faculty Board advises and makes decisions on matters of fundamental importance to the faculty, unless otherwise stipulated by the Thuringian Higher Education Act or the bylaws. In particular, this includes resolutions on nominations for the appointment of new professors, the establ

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Our academic advisors provide students with guidance on issues specific to their degree course.

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Our students study on three different sites that are within easy reach of each other. Each campus has its own unique charm.

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Vita Bio Mats Werchohlad studied mechanical engineering at the Technical University Berlin and concluded with a master's degree in urban studies at Bauhaus-Universität Weimar. He explores transformational potentials at the intersection of technology, education and space, from historical, planning-re

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The website of the Department of Architecture in the Faculty of Architecture and Urban Planning

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Fundamental skills to ensure success in your studies and a head start in your career.

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Prof. Dr. Matthias Gather Contact Traffic and Transportation Business, Logistics and Transport IVR Professor of Transport Policy and Spatial Planning Program Director, Master's in Material Flow and Logistics (M.Eng.) Doctoral Supervisor for the Faculty Director of the Transport and Spatial Planning

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Here you will find who to contact in your faculty.

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