University Elections #
On this page you will find news about the upcoming university elections as well as general information and results from past elections.
Election 2025 #
This time the election will take place online or by postal vote. You can vote online from Tuesday, 08.07.2025 12:00 until Monday, 14.07.2025 12:00. Applications for postal voting must be submitted online by 17.06.2025 16:00. The application can be submitted in the TUMonline portal. The election notification can also be accessed there.
You can find more detailed information about the election on the TUM website on university elections.
What and How to Vote? #
In the university elections, you vote for three things:
Student representatives in the Senate and University Council #
Since the summer semester of 2013, there have been two directly elected student representatives in the senate and university council. These representatives represent all students at TUM.
Student representation within the School and School Council #
The student representation of the school consists of up to 63 people. The four with the most votes also represent you on the school council. Therefore you have four votes for this election. There is also a list box if several lists run for election. You can either tick a list and give one vote each to the first four candidates on this list, or distribute up to four votes within a list. You can give these votes individually to people or heap up to three votes on one person. If only one list runs, the election will be a person-election. You have the same options as in the list election.
The elected candidates represent the students of the School in the student council, the school council, and in all other committees at the school.
Dean Election #
This year, a new dean will also be elected. The current dean, Prof. Bungartz from computer science, is probably running for the position of dean again.
Meet & Greet #
The Meet & Greet with our candidates is still unclear at this time, information will follow. However, you are welcome to write us an email if you have any questions about university policy issues.
Candidates #
For the School Council CIT, Leon Hellmich (ECE), Thomas Dietrich (IN), and Abdel Jaber (DS) are running this year.
Our Election Program #
EINMALIG #
EINMALIG is the abbreviation for the Electrical and Information Technology, Computer Science, Mathematics List Community at the Technical University of Munich. We are the merger of the individual student councils at TUM, together in the School CIT. Our members are firmly anchored in the student councils, which is why we are the only student group that has a view of the entire TUM and at the same time is well acquainted with the conditions in the individual study programs. This enables us to represent the interests of all students and also know where we need to compromise when individual interests conflict.
In order to sufficiently represent all interests, we depend on feedback, criticism, suggestions or questions. You can tell us anytime by email ( hopo@fs.ei.tum.de), at the student council and student general meetings held once a semester, the publicly available sessions of the student councils, the student council and the AStA and of course also in person. Past Elections and Results
Election Results 2024 #
The following candidates were elected for the School Council as desired: Thomas Dietrich (IN), Vitalia Khamenya (MA), Kilian Grünberger (EI), Robin Marchart (IN).
The voter turnout of the CIT students is 4.61%. Nadine Roppelt and Johannes Boss were elected to the Senate with a voter turnout of 5.66%.
You can find more detailed information about the election on the website of the TUM on university elections.
Election Results 2023 #
The following candidates were elected for the School Council as desired: Sophie An Frizberg (EI), Kilian Grünberger (EI), Nils Harmsen (IN) und Alexander Lars Pach (MA).
The voter turnout of the CIT students is 4.19%. Marius Wagener and Isabella Hennessen were elected to the Senate with a voter turnout of 5.95%.
You can find more detailed information about the election on the website of the TUM on university elections.
Election Results 2022 #
In the 2022 university elections, the representatives for the School Council of the School of Computation, Information and Technology (CIT) were elected for the first time. The CIT consists of the (former) faculties of Electrical and Information Engineering, Computer Science and Mathematics.
The following candidates were elected for the School Council as desired: Sophie An Frizberg (EI), Johannes Auer (EI), Alexander Lars Pach (MA) and Jeremia Renz (IN).
The voter turnout of the CIT students is 5.36%. Isabella Hennessen and Dávid Vadász were elected to the Senate with a voter turnout of 8.00%.
You can find more detailed information about the election on the website of the TUM on university elections.
Election Results 2021 #
The following candidates were elected to the Faculty Council as desired: Johannes Auer, Sophie An Frizberg, Kilian David and Henry Winner.
Unfortunately, the voter turnout of the EI students has fallen sharply from 8.14% to 5.69%. Miriam Neuhäuser and Henry Winner were elected to the Senate with a voter turnout of 5.86%.
You can find more detailed information about the election on the website of the TUM on university elections.
Election Results 2020 #
The following candidates were elected to the Faculty Council as desired: Jonas Schupp, Sophie An Frizberg, Henry Winner and Kilian David.
Unfortunately, the voter turnout of the EI students has also fallen sharply from 11.33% to 8.14%, but this may be due to the covid situation. Henry Winner and Matthias Ostermeier were elected to the Senate with a voter turnout of 8.52%.
You can find more detailed information about the election on the website of the TUM on university elections.
Election Results 2019 #
The following candidates were elected to the Faculty Council as desired: Jonas Schupp, Hannah Trost, Henry Winner and Kilian David.
The voter turnout of the EI students has increased again from 8.25% to 11.33%. Phillip Koch and Zaim Sari were elected to the Senate with a voter turnout of 11.74%.
You can find more detailed information about the election on the website of the TUM on university elections.
Election Results 2018 #
This time, the following candidates were elected to the Faculty Council: Jonas Schupp, Henry Winner, Kilian David and Hannah Trost.
The voter turnout of the EI students has fallen sharply from 11.24% to 8.25%. Nora Weiner and Zaim Sari were elected to the Senate with a voter turnout of 12.11%.
You can find more detailed information about the election on the website of the TUM on university elections.
Election Results 2017 #
The following candidates were elected to the Faculty Council as desired: Jonas Schupp, Hannah Trost, Simon Stößer and Henry Winner.
The voter turnout has slightly decreased from 14.27% to 11.24%. Paul Maroldt and Franziska Ochsenfarth were elected to the Senate with a voter turnout of only 11.12%.
You can find more detailed information about the election on the website of the TUM on university elections.
Election Results 2016 #
The following candidates were elected to the Faculty Council as desired: Andreas Noll, Jonas Schupp, Martina Kiechle and Magdalena Hutter.
The voter turnout has slightly increased from 14.06% to 14.27%. Paul Maroldt and Nora Pohle were elected to the Senate with a voter turnout of only 11.69%.
You can find more detailed information about the election on the website of the TUM on university elections.
Election Results 2015 #
The following candidates were elected to the Faculty Council as desired: Andreas Noll, Christoph Frisch, Matthias Engelhard and Martina Kiechle.
The voter turnout has slightly increased from 13.68% to 14.06%. Nora Pohle and Philipp Rinner were elected to