TUM.wood
| Language: | German |
| Location: | München, Remote |
| Duration: | 6 days in 4 weeks |
| Start: | October 7, 2024 |
| Cost: | 3.350 € |
The certificate program “TUM.wood – building with wood” teaches the latest ecological, economic, technical and architectural expertise in modern timber construction.
The TUM experts teach you scientific facts in a practical way and enable you to understand the requirements of planning and building with wood and to implement them professionally. The necessary knowledge of architecture, construction and regulations is covered as well as timber construction-specific planning processes, life cycle assessment and recycling management.
The TUM.wood further education program was launched by the network of the same name. It is a cooperation of eleven professorships at the Technical University of Munich, which deal with the topic of wood at various levels.
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Benefits
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Up-to-date Specialist Knowledge
The course teaches you the ecological, economic, technical and architectural aspects of planning and building with wood, based on the latest scientific findings and practical examples.
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Network of Experts
You benefit from the expertise and experience of the lecturers as well as the exchange with other experts from research, the forestry and timber industry, architecture and construction practice.
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Individual Application
Transfer what you have learned immediately to your individual working environment. The program has a modular structure and offers various learning formats.
Program Overview
You can find all the important information about the certificate program here. Below you can find out the objectives of the program, the exact details of the process, what you will learn and which lecturers will teach you the content.
Aims of the certificate course
Here you will find information on the aims of this course and its content.
TUM.wood is a globally unique research network with the common goal of making greater use of the potential of wood as a raw material, strengthening its contribution to the responsible use of available resources and pointing the way to a new age of wood. TUM.wood brings together expertise from research, the forestry and timber industry, architecture and construction practice. The certificate program thus combines the latest findings from science and practice in a unique way and enables you as a participant to plan and build with wood.
Details
Here you will find information on dates, requirements and other general conditions for the certificate program.
| Graduation: | After successful completion of the final exam, you will receive a certificate from the Technical University of Munich |
| Academic responsibility: | Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Architekt BDA Stephan Birk Prof. Dr.-Ing. Stefan Winter Dr.-Ing. Architektin Sandra Schuster |
| Target audience: | People working in architecture, construction, real estate or related public sector institutions who want to develop a deeper understanding of the requirements of timber construction. This include, but is not limited to, architects, interior architects, civil engineers, planners, building services engineers and project developers. |
| Participation fee: | 3.350 Euro |
| Language: | German |
| Modules: | Module 1: Architecture & Regulations Module 2: Plan for a Plan Module 3: Research, Development & Practice |
| Discounts: | 10% discount for TUM Alumni and members or employees of our strategic cooperation partners (see below) |
| Dates: | Kick-Off (online): October 7, 2024 On-site Day 1 and Day 2: October 10-11, 2024 Online Day 3 and 4: October 16 and 18, 2024 On-site Day 5 and 6: October 24-25, 2024 |
| Study location: | Munich; Vorhoelzer Forum: Arcisstraße 21 |
| Format & Timing: | Online and on campus, 6 weeks |
Lecturers
Get to know our experienced lecturers who will teach you the certificate content and with whom you will work.
| Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Architekt BDA Stephan Birk, Chair of Architecture and Timber Construction, TUM | Prof. Dr.-Ing. Stefan Winter, Chair of Timber Structures and Building Construction, TUM |
| Dr.-Ing. Architektin Sandra Schuster, Chair of Architecture and Timber Construction, TUM | Prof. Hermann Kaufmann, HK Architekten Hermann Kaufmann + Partner ZT |
| Prof. Dr. Klaus Richter, Chair of Wood Science, TUM | Prof. Dr. Florian Nagler, Chair of Design and Construction, TUM |
| and Others |
Structure
Find out here how the course is structured and what the individual modules of the certificate program contain.
Module 1: Architecture & Regulations
- Wood architecture
- Timber construction and technical rules
Module 2: Plan for a Plan
- Timber construction planning
Module 3: Research, Development & Practice
- Timber construction development
- Timber construction excursion
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Your contact
Anja Branković
Program Manager
Phone: +49 (89) 289 – 28479
E-Mail: built-environment@lll.tum.de
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