The DZM will contribute to the further development of Germany as a mobility location into an internationally visible pioneer for the mobility of the future. The DZM orchestrates a network structure that bundles existing cross-modal and intersectoral capacities and resources and creates new ones in a targeted manner.

Founded in 2012, ZD Automotive is a limited liability company under German law based in Großmehring near Ingolstadt and provides products and engineering services for vehicle infotainment systems, connectivity, ADAS as well as autonomous driving. On July 1, 2012, ZD Automotive concluded a cooperation agreement with TUM International GmbH.

TUM International supported the local partner Amassence in the exploration of the resource potential of the Amazonian Rainforest. The first pillar of the cooperation covered the examination of the medical effectiveness of endemic plants.

Since 2016, TUM International is responsible for concepts, development and set-up of TUM Kuwait, TUM's spin-off university in Kuwait City.

Together with the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH, TUM International has developed a web-based Sustainability Calculator to estimate the monetary return on sustainability investments in existing or new industrial areas in the regional program Cooperation Platform Latin America North (COPLAN).

Port of Trieste, Transalpine Pipeline (TAL), TUM International GmbH and Camera di Commercio Italo-Tedesca have joined forces in a joint competence center. 

Together with the park operator Mainsite, TUM Interantional developed a competence center for its Initiative for Interdisciplinary Regional Development (IIRD). Pilot applications are the logistics center and the expansion plans of Mainsite for the Industrie Center Obernburg (ICO).

The Cork Harbour Economy displays site- and geolocation specific advantages which shall be unlocked through an international investment strategy. The focus will be on local and multinational corporations and SMEs as well as world-leading clusters and future key-enabling technologies.

In Kutaisi, Georgia's third largest city, a young university is growing up with the aim of becoming a unique education and research centre in Georgia. Kutaisi International University (KIU) is taking its cue from its role model, the Technical University of Munich (TUM).

Since 2015, TUM International has operated the Center of Technology and Knowledge Transfer (CTKT), a program that creates and optimizes synergies between Evonik Operations GmbH and the Technical University of Munich.

TUM International is operating the Siemens Center of Knowledge Interchange (CKI) at Technische Universität München, representing a best practice of strategic long-term collaboration between a leading industrial player and one of the world’s top universities.

mentorING has existed since 2002, making it the oldest and one of the most successful mentoring programs at Technical University of Munich (TUM). It supports female students with the orientation on the labor market as well as personal and professional development.

Career development for TUM students focussing on IT or technology: IT- or technology-related TUM students will be guided and advised by Siemens senior executives over the duration of at least one year.

The "Asia Center of Excellence for Smart Technologies" (ACES) implements digitization technologies in accordance with the German Industry 4.0 standard throughout Southeast Asia.