Doctoral Program
There are several ways of financing your living expenses during a doctorate. Employment as an academic assistant is the traditional way to finance a doctorate. Employment with a company or a non-university institute is another option for earning money. Furthermore, there is the possibility of being granted a scholarship. For detailed information on your possibilities, please click here.
Doctoral candidates at the Graduate Center of TUM School of Management can apply for funding for international research activities. For more information, please click here or contact the Graduate Center.
In order to help with the publication process, TUM Graduate School offers you professional and discipline-related proofreading of academic articles in English. For more information, please click here or contact the Graduate Center.
IMPORTANT NOTE: TUM Graduate School does not offer a proofreading service for monographies in English or German.
In order to submit your dissertation, you have to apply in DoCGS for this process. For more information, please click here or contact the Graduate Center.
You are required to publish your dissertation. The University Library at the Technical University of Munich can help you publish your dissertation quickly and in a high-profile manner. You can choose between a printed book and an electronic publication.
The foundation of scientific work is the compliance with the principles of good scientific practice. We provide you as a new academic with extensive information on these principles, which conform to the “TUM Code of Conduct for Safeguarding Good Academic Practice and Procedures in Cases of Academic Misconduct” of the Technical University of Munich and the corresponding memo of the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG).
| Date | Name | Location | Time | Title of Doctoral Thesis | Listeners for the oral examination |
| 27.02.2019 | Florian Botzler | Seminarroom Chair of Forest Economics (Prof. Moog) | 9:30 am | Verkaufsbereitschaft von Landwirten für biogene Ressourcen - Einflussfaktoren auf das Entscheidungsverhalten bei Verkauf von Grünlandaufwuchs in Deutschland | Professors of TUM School of Management |
| 11.02.2019 | David Nienaber | 0503.01.355 | 10:00 am | Bedeutung und Schutz von Geschäftsgeheimnissen im Mittelstand | Professors of TUM School of Management |
| 06.02.2019 | Dariush Tavaghof Gigloo | 0505.Z1.532Z | 9:00 am | Essays on dynamic production and safety stock planning | Professors of TUM School of Management |
| 29.01.2019 | Kiryo Abraham | 0505.02.559 | 12:30 am | Technologiesprünge in der Wertschöpfungskette | Professors of TUM School of Management |
| 29.01.2019 | Harsman Tandilittin | 2908.05.501 | 9:30 am | Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility of the Tobacco Industry in Indonesia | Professors of TUM School of Management |
| 18.01.2019 | David Reetz | 0505.01.559 | 9:00 am | Embracing uncertainty: A study of organizational search and structure | Professors of TUM School of Management |
| 14.01.2019 | Gian-Marco Kokott | 0505.Z1.536Z | 2:30 pm | Equilibrium Bidding in Ex-Post Split-Award Auctions | Professors of TUM School of Management |
| 14.01.2019 | Jan Gogoll | 0504.02.403 | 10:00 am | Experimental and Normative Ethics: The Case of Autonomous Cars | Professors of TUM School of Management |
| Name | Phone | |
| Christoph Gschnaidtner | +49 (89) 289 - 25705 | doktorandenvertretung@wi.tum.de |
| Anne Greul | doktorandenvertretung@wi.tum.de |
By appointment
Out of Office: 14.03.2019
Responsibilities: registration to list of doctoral candidates, DocGS, submission of doctoral thesis, proofreading service, internationalization grants, certificates
Wed 13:30-16:30h and on appointment
No office hours on 16 Jan; please contact me for an appointment
Responsibilities: program management, project management
