We contribute to TU Berlin being a better place for work, research, and teaching. More about us.
Thank you for voting for us in the 2024 university elections!
We continue to be the majority group of research assistants, holding 50 % of seats in Academic Senate and the one seat in Kuratorium.
Our flyer (German, PDF).
2024-06-06: We are glad that President Geraldine Rauch stays! Präsidentin Rauch macht weiter – Stellungnahme der Mittelbauinitiative
We want everyone to develop their research, teaching, and outreach using proper infrastructure on career paths without dead ends.
Be it travel expenses, contract extensions, or other administration, everything should go through quick, easy, and transparent workflows.
The new BerlHG provisions should be used to stabilize university structure and career paths through permanent employment.
Everyone (student assistants, academic and non-academic staff alike!) should be covered by collective agreements and proper contracts.
The university must shape the social-technical transformation for sustainability and equality. From family friendliness on campus up to new forms of urban mobility.
We always value input and concerns from colleagues. Just reach out to us!
Through an administrative agreement, TU researchers can count on proper contracts to finish their PhD theses.
The new doctoral regulations (Promotionsordnung) give more power to doctoral students (e.g. supervision agreements, access to evaluations).
We fought to have future university presidents to be elected based on quarter parity between member groups.
With the new university constitution, doctoral candidates receive an institutional representation.
We ensured the revised general study regulations to not significantly increase teaching and examination load.
Thank you for trusting us with your votes!
We take a stand for a democratic university where everybody is heard and can contribute.
For decades, we have been shaping TU Berlin and representing university workers in Berlin.
We are affiliated with professors, staff, and students at TU in Reformfraktion, and with colleagues throughout Germany in NGAWiss.