TUM School of Social Sciences and Technology
The TUM School of Social Sciences and Technology brings together a global community of researchers from the fields of governance, education, and science and technology studies. Our mission is to enhance the role of social sciences in interdisciplinary research, teaching, and outreach as integral part of TUM’s commitment to Human-Centered Engineering. Through reimagination of technology-focused social sciences in research, education, and practice, we help address some of the world’s biggest challenges, including public health, climate, social justice, and digital transformation.
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Koch, Susanne; Tetley, Camilla; Strelnyk, Olena; Sunagawa, Shizuku; Boshoff, Nelius; Uisso, Amani J.; Ngwenya, Similo: Reproducing Inequality: Collaboration Habitus and its Epistemic Implications in African-European Research Projects on Forests. Minerva, 2025 more…
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Samaras, Georgia; Müller, Ruth: What’s it got to do with the Brain? Mobilising and Doing Clinical Relevance in Epigenetic Psychiatric Research. Minerva, 2025 more…
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Chernikova, Olga; Sommerhoff, Daniel; Stadler, Matthias; Holzberger, Doris; Nickl, Michael; Seidel, Tina; Kasneci, Enkelejda; Küchemann, Stefan; Kuhn, Jochen; Fischer, Frank; Heitzmann, Nicole: Personalization through adaptivity or adaptability? A meta-analysis on simulation-based learning in higher education. Educational Research Review 46, 2025, 100662 more…
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Lajevardi, Nazita; Zilinsky, Jan: Explaining 2020 Trump support: The role of anti-Muslim, pro-police, and anti-BLM attitudes. Electoral Studies 93, 2025, 102888 more…
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Trauttmansdorff, Paul: Toward an anthropology of screens. Showing and hiding, exposing and protecting. Mauro Carbone and Graziano Lingua. Translated by Sarah De Sanctis. 2023. Cham: Palgrave Macmillan. Journal of Responsible Technology 21, 2025, 100111 more…
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At the Department of Governance, we are interested in institutions, international organizations and economies, as well as in society at large and its real-world and online dynamics.
Embedded in TUM’s unique innovation ecosystem, we are committed to enabling a more responsible and sustainable engagement with science and innovation through social science research, teaching and public dialogue – often in collaboration with partners from technical fields.
