International research activities
The Centre for Research, Development and Transfer supports international networking & participation of TH Rosenheim in international research projects.
If you have any questions or suggestions on our international research activities, please get in touch!
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Claudia Bayer
International Research Cooperation+49 (0)8031 / 805 - 2476 claudia.bayer@th-rosenheim.de
Engagement in international projects and networks
TH Rosenheim currently implements the following international research endeavours:
- Horizon project Cynergy4MIE is a visionary project that aims to revolutionise Europe's industrial landscape by bridging the gap between basic technology layers, cross-cutting technologies and key application areas
- Horizon project ForPeat focuses on sustainable peatland forest managment
- our EIT GT4T project pursues the vision of turning European universities into drivers of sustainable, innovation-driven growth through deep-tech entrepreneurship.
- the aim of the LIFE project KnowHowHP is to train installers and professionals with an integral design process to increase the use of heat pumps in existing multi-storey buildings
- in the scope of Erasmus+ we support the projects HER TECH and GreenScope
- we cooperate with European partners in the framework of the Interreg B - Alpine Space funding line, e.g. BAUHALPS
- in the Danube region, we are participating in the Interreg B project DECORATOR, which aims to drive forward the circular transformation in the construction sector
- together with partners from Austria, we implement various projects under the Interreg A - Bavaria-Austria funding line, e.g. Heat4Alps, Circular Foresight, AMRT, AI4Green, ReBi
Rosenheim Technical University of Applied Sciences is a proud member of the European university alliance DIVERSE. In February 2024, the alliance submitted an application to the EU initiative ‘European Universities’. The ‘Seal of Excellence’ awarded by the European Commission certifies the outstanding quality of the application. Unfortunately, the alliance cannot be financially supported for the time being due to insufficient funding.
We are also involved in numerous networks & international events, such as the BioEconomy Cluster, which we co-founded, or the international Forum Holzbau on the topic of "building with biogenic materials".
Supporting international mobility
We recommend the following options for international research mobility:
- DAAD scholarships for congress participation abroad for professors, doctoral students, academic staff and Master's students: Read more
- DAAD research grants for doctoral students: Read more
- Bavarian (BayIntAn) funding for initiation of international research collaborations: Read more
- DAAD scholarships for international research stays by doctoral students: Read more
- Erasmus+ staff mobility: Read more
- DFG funding for international collaborations: Read more
- COST funding for international networks: Read more
- DAAD funding for bilateral exchange of academics: Read more
