TUC StudiBlog

A hike up the Brocken is a must for anyone living in the Harz Mountains. We took on the challenge of the climb.

My name is Vanessa and I will be writing for you on the StudiBlog from now on.

It doesn't always have to be a whole semester abroad: TU student Sarah fulfilled her dream of living in Japan with a three-week language and culture course.

Volunteering at the university has many facets. In this interview, the student representatives reveal why volunteering is worthwhile for all students.

Spring is here and the sun is shining - time to go hiking! I'll show you the route around the Burgberg in Bad Harzburg.

My life at TU Clausthal: Alexandra Humann studies Chemistry and is volunteering with the rescue services in the region.

#Alumnitalk: Samuel Gage came to Clausthal University of Technology from the USA as an intern and stayed for a Master's degree in Applied Chemistry. Today he advises the US government.

Husky sledding trips, the Northern Lights, and an active student culture: Robin had quite an experience at the University of Tampere. In this article, he talks about what makes studying in Finland so special.

In the second part of our mini-series on music at our university, we're going classical: I will introduce the symphony orchestra and the university choir.
 

I will introduce you to the music scene at our university in two parts. We will start with the big band and the rock, pop, and jazz choir.

Integrating sustainable circular economy into everyday life? Students at Clausthal University of Technology show how it can be done.

My life at Clausthal University of Technology – The TU Clausthal was Merle Neumann's first choice. Find out why in this portrait.

Alexander spent three months in sunny Lisbon during the winter semester. In this interview, he explains how he secured an internship at the Instituto Superior Tecnico.

In the annual university elections, you decide who should represent you on the TU Clausthal committees. Here you can find the most important facts and information about the elections.

#Alumnitalk: What happens after graduation? Alumnus Fabian Keßler reports on how he came to RWE TI from Clausthal University of Technology.

How can you use failures to your advantage? The popular Steiger evening regularly explores this question. There are tips and tricks on the subject of failure - and how to learn from it.

The winter semester 2022/23 starts again in presence! Here are a few tips for getting started at TU Clausthal.

It has a long tradition in Clausthal-Zellerfeld: the Oberharzer Farmers' market. I checked it out.

My name is Sofia and I am writing for you on the TUC StudiBlog.

What should I do after graduation? What did others do after graduating? I spoke with an alumnus about his career path.

You can study while having children. But what are the challenges and what should you bear in mind? I spoke to a student at our TU to find out.

Have you heard of the Waldkurpark in Clausthal-Zellerfeld? There is a beautiful trail there that is perfect for a lovely afternoon stroll.

Have you always wanted to use a 3D printer yourself or prove your steady hand at soldering electronic circuits? You can do that and much more at the TUCreate student workshop.

With its mountains and valleys, the Harz region is perfect for biking. One of the many options for downhill biking is the Schulenberg Race Park.

Tom spent his semester abroad in Serbia. But to do so, he had to overcome a number of hurdles, both before and during the semester. Find out exactly what they were in our interview with him.

Did you know that TU Clausthal has a boathouse? You can take advantage of many different offers there: Sailing, stand-up paddling, canoeing and much more.

You think there's nothing going on in the Harz Mountains? There are plenty of places nearby that offer both action and relaxation. How about a speedy ride down the Bocksberg, for example?

There are still a few weeks left to apply for the Deutschlandstipendium. But what are the benefits and what can you expect?

For many degree programs at Clausthal University of Technology, a compulsory internship is needed before starting with your final thesis.

After a gray week, it's finally nice outside again. The route I'm presenting to you today takes you past the Spiegelthal waterfall. Have fun hiking!

The Clausthal University of Technology start-up service: Marcel Heine, Daniela Stürmer, Frauke Leuckefeld, and Diana Madeheim. The team will support you with all topics and questions relating to starting a business.

It's time to dust off your hiking boots and get out there. This time, we'll be walking along the Hirschler, Jägersbleeker, and Pfauenteich ponds.

If you want to spend a semester abroad next winter, you should start planning now. How about a semester in Lithuania?

It's slowly getting warmer again, and the sun is gradually melting away the snow. So why not get out into nature and go hiking or walking? I've put together a first route for you here.

Jasmin Hoff is currently working on the PuRe project. On the TUC StudiBlog she explains why her research topic is so close to her heart. 

New city, new university, new experiences. Here are a few tips for your first time at TU Clausthal.

The planned project is intended to ensure greater mobility between the university town of Clausthal-Zellerfeld and the university location in Goslar.

What is it actually like to study in China for a semester? Tim Claußen was there and reports on his experiences.

I am Nadine an writing for this blog. 

Amelie is a roller skater and studies sports engineering at TU Clausthal. Together with her roller skating team, she won the World Championships in Barcelona, among other competitions.

My life at Clausthal University of Technology – Vijaybhai Solanki talks about his mining engineering studies and his passion for nature and sports.