Alumni

Stay Connected with the UTN Community

The people of UTN are at the heart of our university. Our Alumni Network brings together former students, researchers, and professional staff. It creates opportunities to connect, exchange ideas, and build lasting relationships beyond your time at UTN.

Join the UTN Alumni Network Today. Get in touch with us at: alumni-network@utn.de.

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The UTN Alumni Network is much more than a place to reconnect. It is a community that continues to explore new paths and shape the future together. Our graduates and former employees carry the spirit of UTN into the world while remaining an important part of our university’s ongoing development. Together, we are building a network that fosters innovation, creates new opportunities, and strengthens UTN’s impact and visibility across generations, both regionally and globally.

– Prof. Dr. Michael Huth, Founding President

Our alumni are a vibrant part of the UTN community–not only after graduation, but from their very first day at the university. Curiosity, a passion for knowledge, and a shared commitment to shaping the future connect us long after our time at UTN. As Founding Vice President for Employees, Alumni and Equality, it is especially important to me to strengthen these connections for the long term. An active exchange of ideas, a strong sense of community, and lasting relationships are at the heart of this commitment.

– Arina Zonner, Founding Vice President for Staff, Alumni and Equity

During my ten years in Sweden and the United States, I experienced firsthand how valuable international networks and lasting connections across institutions, countries, and different stages of life can be. As a young university, we are building not only academic programs and structures from the very beginning, but also a community. My message to all members of the UTN community and our alumni is this: Stay curious, stay involved, and stay connected with us. We look forward to hearing your ideas!

– Prof. Dr. Isa Jahnke, Founding Vice President for Education and International Affairs

From Our Network

What is happening across the UTN community? Discover stories, news, and insights from
teaching, research, and the networks that connect our university.

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AI and Robotics: First Dissertation Successfully Defended at UTN

With the successful defense of her doctoral thesis, Reihaneh Mirjalili set a precedent as the very first dissertation defense at the University of Technology Nuremberg (UTN). Her thesis ‘Leveraging Foundation Models for Enhancing Robot Perception and Action’ represents the results of three years of intensive research at the Department of Computer Science & Artificial Intelligence.

Neue Mitglieder der Jungen Akademie stehen gemeinsam mit Professor Yuki Asano lächelnd vor einer Backsteinwand.
© Bernd Brundert

Prof. Dr. Yuki Asano Elected to the Young Academy

Prof. Dr. Yuki Asano, Professor of Machine Learning at the University of Technology Nuremberg (UTN), has been elected to the Young Academy. His appointment makes him part of an interdisciplinary network of 50 outstanding researchers and artists in Germany for the next five years.

Gruppenfoto auf einer Bühne der ausgewählten Frauen für das Zia-Programm.
© Phil Dera

Dr. Tanja Kaiser Selected for ZEIT Publishing Group’s Zia Fellowship

UTN-Researcher Dr. Tanja Kaiser has been selected by the ZEIT Publishing Group to join the one-year Zia Fellowship program. The program supports young women in science and research through targeted professional and personal development as well as networking opportunities. Its aim is to promote lasting gender equity.