Our Candidates

I’m Robin Marchart, 23 years old and I’ve been studying informatics for 10 semesters now.
I’ve been active in my student council for about three years, representing it in our TUM wide student representatives meeting for almost three years and I’ve also been
involved in central committees there time and again.
I’ve also been on the CIT School Council since last winter semester and have already gained a lot of experience there too.
Among other things, I have been involved in the distribution of tuition fees both in the School and at TUM level.
Both centrally and in some schools, the way in which these funds have been spent to date has been very opaque, even to us student representatives.
In order to ensure that these funds are used sensibly, this transparency is an important cornerstone that I would like to continue to work towards in the future.
Most recently, work connected to TUM’s reaccreditation due in a few years has begun.
As student representatives, we now have the opportunity to influence the foundations of teaching at TUM for many years to come, while opposing bad ideas brought forth by other parts of TUM.
I am already involved in some of these changes and would like to pursue them with the vigor they deserve during my term of office in the Senate

My name is Paula Drobinski, I’m 23 years old and in the 6th semester of my Vocational Education for Health and Nursing Science BA.
I have been an active member of the teaching faculty student council since my first semester and have been actively involved in shaping student life there, and I’ve been serving as chairwoman of the same council since the beginning of this year.
From the winter semester 24/25 onwards, I have also been an active member of the general student council, where I represent the interests of our teaching students.
Seeing how important good representation of student interests is, I feel like I could be a champion not just for teaching students, but for all students of TUM, which is why I am running for the Senate this election period.
Improving teaching and learning conditions is particularly important to me. Studying should impart knowledge, but the joy of the subject should not get lost in the process. The constantly growing number of students also means that there are always new challenges for teaching, which must be tackled sensibly in order to keep up with the times and offer all students an education of the highest quality. However, academic success is not is not just grounded in the courses being offered, but also the overall learning conditions, whether that is sufficient and appropriately equipped learning spaces or an active campus life.
I would like to tackle these and many other issues during my time as a student member of the Senate.
Thank you for your consideration!