The students gained fascinating insights into these complex interrelationships. The practical relevance was particularly valuable: the theoretical content from their degree course was brought to life through real-world challenges and concrete examples from an international company.
From the first pocket calculator to the technology that shapes our everyday lives
Another surprising realisation for many: almost all of us use a device every day that incorporates TI technology. Over the past few decades, Texas Instruments has developed into one of the world’s leading semiconductor manufacturers. Whether it’s smartphones, cars, medical technology, industrial equipment or smart homes – the company’s technologies are at work in countless devices today. Often unnoticed, but indispensable. With more than 80,000 products and over 100,000 customers worldwide, Texas Instruments stands for innovative strength, precision and an impressive market presence.
We would like to extend our sincere thanks to Johanna Götz and Maurus Kienmoser for their inspiring talk, the fascinating insights and the open discussion with our students. Such encounters impressively demonstrate just how valuable the link between higher education and the business world is.
