People and Units NAT

Student Council Speakers #

The Student Council Speakers are the central point of contact, both internally and externally. Do you want to get involved but don’t know exactly where to start? Then get in touch with us!

School Council Representatives #

The School Council is the highest authority of the School under the chairmanship of the Dean. The committee advises and decides on general teaching matters, habilitations, the granting of teaching authorisation, the appointment of professors, and other fundamental matters.

Working Groups #

The FSNAT Working Groups meet regularly under the guidance of their coordinators to address broader topics within the student council and the School.

WG Studies #

The working group (WG) Studies supports the Study Program Revision Committee and student observers in aptitude assessment procedures (EfV) and degree programme orientation procedures (SOV).

WG Didactics #

The WG Didactics supports the class speakers in case of any lecture-related problems, prepares QM circles, helps with feedback, and analyses the results of lecture evaluations in order to award prizes for good teaching.

WG HEPftH (Higher Education Policy for the Hopeless) #

The working group HEPftH (Higher Education Policy for the Hopeless) works together to develop strategies to solve various problems at university policy level and thus work towards generally better study conditions in the School of Natural Sciences.

WG Recruitment #

The WG Recruitment is looking for new members for the student council. It offers various smaller events in the main Physics/Chemistry building.

WG IT #

The WG IT manages the IT infrastructure of the NAT student council.

Delegations #

Delegates represent the Student Council in external commitees.

TUM Student Parliament Delegates #

The TUM Student Parliament (FSR) is an assembly of the Student Representation (SV) of the TUM, comprising all student councils. The meetings of the FSR take place every 3 weeks at different locations. At these meetings, topics such as university groups, SV events, the allocation of Germany Scholarship, and more are discussed; delegates and representatives are elected; and motions for financial resources or event equipment are submitted. The meetings are open to the public and all students have the right to propose motions and hold the floor.

TMD-Council #

The Talent Management and Diversity Council is a committee of the School of Natural Sciences. It meets once per semester to discuss current developments related to diversity and equal opportunities within the School.

Study Program Revision Committees #

The Study Program Revision Committees review and amend degree programmes while student representatives contribute the student perspective on changes.

Professional Profile “Chemistry” #

Professional Profile “Food Chemistry” #

Quality Management Circle #

The quality management circles (QM) are constantly working on improving teaching for the various degree programmes. For this, representatives of students and the faculties come together in a committee to discuss major challenges.

Chemistry #

Food Chemistry #

Chemical Engineering #

Biochemistry #

Representatives on the Study Grants Committee #

The study grants are used to improve study conditions and teaching. The Study Grants Committee (StuZuKo) decides each semester on the distribution of funds, which are mainly used for tutorials, support for lecture scripts, and new practicals in accordance with the curriculum.

Appointment Commissions #

TUM appoints or renews professorships through an appointment committee, which consists, among others, of two student representatives. They ensure that the professors’ teaching concepts create real benefits for the students.

Representatives #

Representatives are responsible for specific tasks in various areas of the student council.

Representatives for Food Chemistry #

The representatives maintain contact between the student council and the Food Chemistry (LC) degree programme. They are also the point of contact for food chemistry students who have not yet had any interaction with the student council.

Representatives for Chemical Engineering #

The representatives maintain contact between the student council and the Chemical Engineering degree programme (CIW). They are also the point of contact for chemical engineering students who have not yet had any contact with the student council.

Hygiene Representatives #

The hygiene representatives refill our menstrual product dispensers in the chemistry and physics building.

Cake Representative #

The cake representative ensures that there is cake for every student council meeting.

Protocol representatives #

The protocol representatives are responsible for organizing and revising the meeting minutes.