更新时间：2024-01-12 09:25:02作者：欧曼老师
达姆施塔特工业大学（TU Darmstadt）的历史可以追溯到19世纪初，当时“高等贸易学校”在黑森市开办。然而，1877年，黑森大公路德维希四世将“黑森大公国理工学校”提升为高等教育机构，TU开始形成。120年后，它取了现在的名字，突显了它作为一所大学的地位
技术是该大学学术课程的核心，自然科学、社会科学和人文学科都与工程紧密交织在一起。为了增加知识，该机构与公司和研究机构保持了许多战略合作伙伴关系，该大学是法兰克福-莱茵-内卡大都市地区经济和技术发展的推动力
该大学的112个学位课程使其25000多名学生能够在广泛的领域学习。该大学设有五个地点，拥有161栋建筑和超过300000平方米的可用空间
没有多少大学能拥有自己的机场，但自2005年以来，该大学一直是德国最古老的飞机跑道的所有者，以航空先驱奥古斯特·欧拉的名字命名。它用于从飞机工程到航空的课程
TU的研究概况是其使命的核心部分，基于几个具有社会应用的领域，如网络安全、未来能源系统和计算工程
其校友延续了这一公民参与传统，彼得·格伦伯格于2007年获得诺贝尔物理学奖。Günter Behnisch是达姆施塔特大学建筑/建筑设计教授，曾为1972年慕尼黑奥运会设计奥林匹克公园。伯恩哈德·施林克（Bernhard Schlink）是《读者》的学者和获奖作者，也是该机构的研究助理
Technical University of Darmstadt (TU Darmstadt) can trace its roots back to the early 1800s, when the “Higher Trade School” was opened in the Hessian city. It was in 1877 however, when Grand Duke Ludwig IV of Hesse elevated “Grand-Ducal Hessian Polytechnic School” to a higher education institution, and TU began to take shape. 120 years later, took on its current moniker underscoring its status as a university.
Technology is at the heart of the university’s academic offering, with natural sciences, social sciences and humanities all closely interwoven with engineering. So as to increase its knowledge, the institution has maintained a number of strategic partnerships with companies and research bodies, and the university is a driving force for economic and technological development in the Frankfurt-Rhein-Neckar metropolitan area.
The university’s 112 degree programmes allow its 25,000-plus student body a broad range of fields to study in. The university is set over five locations, with 161 buildings and more than 300,000 square metres of usable space.
Not many universities can boast their own airfield, but since 2005 the university has been the owner of Germany’s oldest airstrip, named after aviation pioneer August Euler. It is used for courses from aircraft engineering to aeronautics.
TU’s research profile, which is a core part of its mission, is based on several areas that have societal applications such as cyber security, future energy systems, and computational engineering.
Its alumni have carried on this civic engagement tradition with Peter Grünberg winning the Nobel Prize for physics in 2007. Günter Behnisch, a professor of Architectural/Building Design at TU Darmstadt, was the architect who designed the Olympic Park for the 1972 Munich Games. Bernhard Schlink, academic and award-winning author of The Reader, was a research assistant at the institution.
