Transfer also means exchange beyond the university

Our understanding of transfer

Transfer is a high priority at the THI. In the triad of research, teaching and transfer, this topic is firmly anchored in the university's DNA.

Transferstrategie

Our transfer strategy

Knowledge transfer is a top priority at THI. As part of the triad of research, Studium und Alumni;Teaching and knowledge transfer, it is firmly embedded in the university’s identity.

Under the motto ‘Future in Motion’, THI aims to actively shape the future, continuously develop it further and view change as an opportunity. A key component of this is knowledge transfer to industry and society. This objective is enshrined in both the university’s mission statement and its development plan.

THI sees itself as a catalyst and driving force for a sustainable and economically successful region. Through a wide range of knowledge transfer activities, it is continually expanding this role and strengthening regional development.

The university maintains close ties with business, politics and civil society and is firmly rooted in the region through numerous networks. Its strong focus on knowledge transfer is evident, amongst other things, in its active pursuit of the ‘Third Mission’: study projects, laboratory courses and theses carried out in companies are integral parts of technology and knowledge transfer. Similarly, academic further education – particularly at the IAW – makes an important contribution by transferring knowledge gained by students on part-time study programmes directly into business practice.

News

MaZero Project Team with local Stakeholders in Lesotho

Lesotho Takes the Wheel: MaZero Project Paves the Way for Low-Carbon Urban Mobility

During the week of April 29 to May 2, the three project partners met on site to align their initial progress and planned joint activities. The Energy… more

THI invites you to the lecture series 'Energy - Environment - Sustainability'

How can a city become climate-neutral? What can the food industry contribute to the energy transition? And what does sustainable business look like in… more

Repairing instead of Throwing away: Neuburg Discusses the Future of Consumption

What does sustainable consumption mean in times of climate crisis, resource scarcity, and growing consumer pressure? This question was at the centre… more

Public Voting for the Youth Sustainability Award Starts

From the 29th of April to the 6th of May 2025, interested parties can vote online for one of five pioneering projects in the field of sustainability.… more

Future Lab: Women Develop Visions for the Konrad District

How can community life in the Konrad district be strengthened in the future? This question was the focus of a creative workshop at the neighborhood… more

Thinking about the Future: Public Lecture Series Sheds Light on Energy, the Environment, and Sustainability

What is needed for a sustainable future? How can the energy transition succeed, and what role do modern technologies, industry, and local authorities… more

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