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Ceremony for Doctoral and Habilitation Graduates 2027

CIT Doctoral and Postdoctoral Graduates at the 2025 Ceremony
CIT doctoral and postdoctoral graduates at the 2025 graduation ceremony in the Magistrale of the Mathematics and Informatics Building. Photo: Andreas Heddergott / TUM

The TUM School of Computation, Information and Technology bids farewell to its doctoral and habilitation graduates - with a ceremony followed by a get-together with free food and drinks. Because their achievements are an important foundation for our success.

All doctoral and habilitation graduates who successfully took their oral examination between January 1, and December 31, 2026, are invited. You can bring up to three family members or friends with you.

Date and Location

When?

Friday, 9th April 2027, 17:00

Where?

Friedrich L. Bauer Lecture Hall (MI HS1)

Boltzmannstraße 3

85748 Garching bei München

Who?

Graduates will receive invitations via email at the beginning of 2027

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Doctoral Awards at the CIT Graduation Ceremony 2026

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Doctoral Awards at the CIT Graduation Ceremony 2025

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