More than 1,300 professors, graduates, their families, and guests celebrated the successful completion of their studies or doctorates at the Technical University of Munich (TUM). Moderator Prof. Klaus Sedlbauer, Chair of Building Physics, opened the farewell ceremony. Vice President Prof. Gerhard Müller, School Dean Prof. Christoph Gehlen, and Department Head Prof. Michael Manhart praised the achievements of the graduates and emphasized the importance of engineering sciences for a sustainable future. A special highlight was the guest lecture by Prof. Winfried Heusler, who advocates for a climate- and culture-friendly built environment.
Graduates from the following degree programs were honored:
- Bachelor's programs:
- Civil Engineering
- Environmental Engineering
- Master's programs:
- Civil Engineering
- Environmental Engineering
- Resource-Efficient and Sustainable Construction
- Transportation Systems
- Information Technologies for the Built Environment
- Engineering and Hydrogeology
Doctoral graduates from the above-mentioned fields were also given a ceremonial send-off. The department's three best lecturers received teaching awards from the student council, and the event concluded with a speech by master's graduate Christian Leib.
The event was accompanied by music from the duo Tom & Flo, whose varied repertoire provided an atmospheric backdrop.
Maximilian Bernhardt received the SFF Engineers Award from Helmut Wolf for his bachelor's thesis.
Raphael Rupprecht was awarded the Maurer Söhne Prize by Dr. Christiane Butz for his bachelor's thesis.
Isabelle Bilgram and Maximilien Stempl were honored with the HP Scholz Prize for their master's theses.
Philipp Riedler received the Roland Mall Scholarship for his bachelor's thesis.
Michael Mall also presented the Roland Mall Environmental Prize to Sandra Huber for her bachelor's thesis.
Prof. Michael Manhart honored Dr. rer. nat. Miriam Krüger with the KHB Prize for her doctoral thesis.
The CEE Department Prize was awarded to Kristina Lukas for her master's thesis and Dr. Ing. Roland Reitberger for his doctoral thesis.