Cooperative and mutual

Nuremberg Institute of Technology views the transfer of ideas, knowledge and technology as a partnership and mutual exchange between the university and external actors from the Nuremberg Metropolitan Region and beyond.

Diverse and collaborative

The defining feature of transfer projects is cooperation with people from diverse disciplines and organisational backgrounds. Teachers, researchers and students collaborate with representatives from transfer partners. Employees from the Administration and Services departments of Nuremberg Tech are also often involved, providing vital support.

Responsible and future-oriented

As a university, we contribute to economic, technological, social, cultural and ecological developments through our actions and knowledge and also help to address socially important challenges and the associated transformation processes.
Through research partnerships, events, media or teaching formats, we are able to convey, disseminate, use or – together with partners – generate subject-appropriate knowledge, technology and expertise from our teaching and research to help meet the very real challenges that we face in the present day and will face in the future.

Quality-conscious and solution-oriented

Transfer is a means of continuously improving and raising awareness of the quality of our teaching and research. Transfer ensures that teaching and research are current and application-oriented. By incorporating stimuli, problems and expertise from external partners, we can continuously adapt the content of our study programmes and research projects to current and future requirements.
As a university of applied sciences, practical relevance is an essential part of what we do.