All alumni who completed their diploma or doctorate at TUM 25 or 50 years ago will be celebrated.
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Jubilee 2021
All alumni who graduated in 1970 & 1995 and 1971 & 1996 are cordially invited for their Silver and Golden Jubilee. It is currently unclear when the celebrations can take place. All jubilarians will be kept up to date.
→ You have not yet received an invitation, but graduated from TUM in 1970 or 1971 as well as in 1995 or 1996? Then please get in touch with us!
Questionnaire for all jubilarians of the graduation years 1995/96 and 1970/71 (diploma and doctorate). Please complete the questionnaire and send it to jubilaeum.alumni@tum.de.
Jubilees at the Golden Anniversary 2019 (Image: photogenika.de/TUM)
Graduation Anniversary 50 Years
Golden Jubilee
The Golden Jubilee will be celebrated in 2021 by diploma and doctoral graduates of the year 1970 and 1971. As a jubilee you will be invited to the celebrations by mail, provided that you are registered with current contact data in the TUM Community.
Please register and send us an e-mail if you have not yet been contacted as a jubilarian.
Silber jubilees with their life partners (Image: photogenika.de/TUM)
Graduation Anniversary 25 Years
Silver Jubilee
In 2021 we are looking forward to honouring the Silver diploma and doctoral graduates of the year 1995 and 1996. As a jubilee you will be invited to the celebrations by mail, provided that you are registered in the TUM Community with current contact data.
Please register and send us an e-mail if you have not yet been contacted as a jubilarian.
Golden Jubilee Jürgen Schörner (center) received his Golden Diploma from TUM Vice President Claudia Peus (left) and TUM President Thomas F. Hofmann (right) in 2019 (Image: Photogenika.de/TUM)
Certificates of honor in gold and silver
Honour by the President
The President hands over the jubilees their honorary certificates and celebrates with them at a festive dinner. All jubilees are also invited to the Advent Concert Vivat TUM in the Philharmonie im Gasteig.
Alumni Donors Evelyn Albrecht-Goepfert and Arnd Albrecht
„We each hold the future in our hands“
Evelyn Albrecht-Goepfert and Arnd Albrecht, who are private donors of the TUM University Foundation today, met at Campus Garching during their studies. At TUM they both learnt to consistently put their visions into action.
Karl-Otto Stetter is recognized as a pioneer in the study of primeval life. His unabated desire to explore led him to the most remote regions in the world. Whether it is about rare and novel microbes or exotic orchids, the TUM Alumni is always sharing his findings with the world.
For almost forty years, TUM Alumni Wolfram Ruhenstroth-Bauer advocated for refugee and development aid. His commitment far exceeded any official duties and was highly decorated. For him, it was simply humanity at work.
TUM Honorary Senator and University Donor Gallus Rehm
„I am grateful to TUM by conviction“
TUM Alumni Gallus Rehm dedicated his life to the art of Civil Engineering with unabated curiosity and fascination. With his innovative ideas he has made a significant contribution to the reputation of his alma mater. In August 2020, Gallus Rehm passed away at the age of 95.
