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The research activities at the Deggendorf Institute of Technology are basically directed in four directions. Various interdisciplinary research areas shape the scientific profile of the university. These are "Digital Technologies“, “Sustainable Production & Energy Technologies“, “Smart Marterials“ and “Quality of Life & Healthcare“.
DIT is also considered the inventor of the Technology Campus ecosystem. These are bridges between academic teaching & research and the economy. Currently, 18 DIT research and technology campuses are scattered like satellites throughout Bavaria. No other college or university in Bavaria has more. In cooperation with small, medium-sized and large companies, we conduct research there in the areas of automation, robotics and additive manufacturing, for example. In materials science and the circular economy, in electric and H2 mobility, in cyber security, optics and sensor technology, in smart regions, artificial intelligence and big data, or even in bionic products and the nursing sciences.
The Centre for Applied Research, headed by the Vice President of Research and Transfer, is where all the threads come together.
Research staff and students in our technology campuses and institutes specialise in particular fields of applied research to develop innovations for collaborating companies. Students have the opportunity to complete research projects, practical semesters or degree theses in these technology campuses.
Find out about your opportunities to research and collaborate with us at the highest level in the ever expanding and exhilarating world of research. View available funding opportunities.
Find out more about our research activities through reading research publications and blog posts or attending a research event. We'd love to discuss R&D with you!