The ZHS programme during the semester break will start from 12 September 2022.
Attention: Increased construction and demolition work at Campus Olympic Park
Due to the current increased construction activities in the outdoor area in the immediate vicinity of the sports halls and sports fields and the demolition work on the old sports halls, we would like to draw the attention of all students, staff, course participants, clubs and other sports groups to this circumstance and the resulting risks and ask for their attention and understanding.
In addition to the strict ban on entering the construction sites, this also applies to the unauthorised use of the construction roads and the south entrance; both on foot and by bicycle. There is a danger to life if this is not observed!
In front of crowded stands, the World University Beach Volleyball Championship (WUBC) at the beach volleyball facility of the Technical University of Munich ended with a German final on Friday, July 13.
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With only six months to go to the 2018 FISU World University Beach Volleyball Championship (WUBC), the first meeting of the Organising Committee (OC) took place on February 2nd.
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Become part of an unique volleyball festival: From now on, sports enthusiasts can apply as a volunteer for the World University Championship Beach Volleyball.
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The two TUM students Manuel Scheibel (Judo) and Christina Hering (Athletics) started for the german team in this year's Universiade in Taipei (Taiwan). Manuel Scheibel won the bronze medal with his team.
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This month, the Organising Committee of the 2018 World University Beach Volleyball Championship welcomed three FISU officials to their inspectation visit in Munich.
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After nine month of construction work the time has come: Since June 1, 2017 you can play on the new beach volleyball courts of the TUM beach and tennis facility.
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Construction site-Webcam TUM Campus in Olympiapark
Until 2022 the ZHS sports facilities at TUM Campus in Olympiapark will be replaced by a new, modern building step by step. Follow the construction progress live from the perspective of the Olympiaturm.
