TU Dortmund University at a glance презентация

A young university with a unique profile
Spectrum of diciplines
16 faculties
Science and engineering
Social sciences and
cultural studies
Key statistics at a glance
Founded in 1968
approx. 6,200 employees,
including 300 professors
34,600 students
> €330 million total expenditures (2017), including €77 million third-party funding

16 faculties: science and technology, culture and society

Spectrum of study programs: classic, innovative, unique
Broad selection
approx. 80 study programs
Teacher training program for all school forms, with around 30 subjects
Traditional and innovative programs: from mechanical engineering to music journalism
One-subject
degree programs
30 Bachelor's
38 Master's
Teacher training
5 Bachelor's
5 Master's
30 subjects

Record number of students

Teaching: wide range of subjects and formats
Balanced subject spectrum
Science and engineering
Social sciences and cultural studies
Diverse teaching formats
Large lectures
Interactive seminars
Lab courses
Individual lessons in music etc.
E-learning as a supplement

Central scientific institutions
DELTA:
Center for Synchrotron Radiation
at TU Dortmund University
sfs:
Social Research Center Dortmund
DoKoLL:
Dortmund Center for Teacher Training and Teaching/Learning Research
zhb:
Center for Higher Education

Strong local research partners
Affiliated research institutes
Leibniz Institute for Analytical Sciences (ISAS)
Leibniz Research Centre for Working Environment and Human Factors at TU Dortmund University (IfADo)
Research Institute for Technology and Disability (FTB)
Institute for Gerontology at TU Dortmund University (FfG)
German Institute for Civic Arts (DIS)
Associated research institutes
Federal Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (BAuA)
Fraunhofer Institute for Material Flow and Logistics (IML)
Fraunhofer Institute for Software and Systems Engineering (ISST)
Research Institute for Regional and Urban Development (ILS)
Max Planck Institute of Molecular Physiology (MPI)
INVITE GmbH
LogistikCampus

Research: four highly visible profile areas
> 2/3
of third-party
funding in
academia
Materials, production technology and logistics
Several CRCs and transregios
BMBF leading-edge cluster
EU projects
Chemical biology, drug research and process engineering
DFG research group
Participation in CRC and one cluster of excellence
Drug discovery hub
EU projects
Education, schooling und inclusion
BMBF projects
Several large-scale studies
Data analysis, modeling and simulation
Several CRCs and transregios
DFG priority programs, PhD programs
BMBF projects

Diverse third-party projects in research
1
Cluster of Excellence
Resolv - Ruhr Explores Solvation
(with RUB and UDE)
3
DFG Collaborative Research Centers
of these 2 as speaker university
5
DFG Transregios
of these 2 as speaker university
7
ERC Grants
2 Advanced Grants,
3 Consolidator Grants,
2 Starting Grants
2
DFG Research Groups
as speaker university
2
DFG Priority Programs
as speaker university
10
PhD programs
40
projects funded by the
European Union
of these 7 as coordinator
201
projects funded by the
German Federal Government
244
DFG individual projects

High positions in national and international rankings
DFG Funding Atlas
(2018)
National: top positions in eight subject areas
Times Higher Education Rankings (2016)
National: rank 35
Worldwide:
rank 301-350 of
980 listed places
QS Ranking
Top 50 Under 50 (2016)
NRW: no. 1
National: rank 4
among universities founded since 1966

Diversity: effective measures for equal opportunity
Institutionalized structures
Prorector Diversity Management
Staff Unit Equal Opportunity, Family and Diversity
Center for Disability and Studies (DoBuS)
Childcare
Award-winning concepts
zero award for DoBuS (2016)
Charter Family in University Life (2014)
DFG Top Group of Research-Oriented Standards on Gender Equality (2011, 2013)
Diversity Audit (2012)

Further increasing the percentage of women
Proportion of women at TU Dortmund University
Professors
Academic employees
Students
* As of 2017
Quota for NRW universities
NRW Higher Education Act:
faculty-specific quota according to cascade

One of the largest employers in the city
Employees at TU Dortmund University
6,247 employees*
* Number of persons 2017
303 professors
1,997 academic staff
1,331 technical and administrative staff
2,172 student assistants
444 lecturers

Regional networking: Science City of Dortmund
Master Plan
100 measures to promote the Science City of Dortmund from 2013 to 2020
Cooperation between science, business and industry, and the city
Awarded University Communication Prize (2015)
Networks to promote talent
Cooperation with companies in the “Deutschlandstipendium”
Dortmund Center for a Successful Start to Studies (DZS)
Talents scouts
Advisory Board Transition
School – Profession/College

Regional commitment: & welcome culture
Dortmund U-Tower
City Campus on the university floor
Exhibitions, readings, symposia
“Reinoldus-Raum”: dialogue “Science – Culture – City”
Event series
“Picture and Sound” in the city church St. Reinoldi
KinderUni in Dortmund Nordstadt and in the city churches
Classic, jazz and rock concerts
Welcome, Refugees!
“Open Courses”
TU@Adam‘s Corner
Counseling services office
Recommendation and funding of language courses

Regional impact: startups from science
Startup university
Startup initiative “tu>startup”
One of the winners in the competition “EXIST-Culture of Entrepreneurship: The Startup University” of the BMWi
tu>startup Center for Entrepreneurship and Transfer (2016)
TechnologieZentrumDortmund
Largest technology park in Germany – fifth largest in Europe
Around 350 companies with over 10,000 employees in proximity to the university
TU Dortmund University is co-partner

Better together: University Alliance Ruhr (UA Ruhr)
Strategic cooperation
TU Dortmund University, Ruhr-Universität Bochum, University of Duisburg-Essen
Founded 2007
> 100 cooperations
Three UA Ruhr liaison offices:
Moscow, New York, Sᾶo Paulo
Combined strength
approx. 1,300 professors
approx. 120,000 students
> 15,000 graduates per year
approx. €1.4 billion total budget, including €300 million third-party funding

Internationality: students from all continents
Cultural diversity on campus
11% international students from 110 countries
Cooperations and exchange agreements with universities worldwide
Comprehensive advisory and support program
International meeting center: Internationalization at home
Europe: 1,620
Asia: 1,549
Africa: 429
America: 140
Others: 10
* As of 2017

(Exchange) cooperations and partnerships all over the world