The Technical University of Berlin, which is located in the heart of Germany's capital, is host to over 31,000 students from all across the world. There are approximately 115-degree courses available in science and technology. In collaboration with other renowned universities, the university also offers a variety of double-degree programs. The university's academic initiatives aim to achieve well-defined objectives such as establishing a distinctive identity for the university through outstanding research and teaching quality. TU Berlin has two large campuses in Berlin, apart from the one in Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf, in the heart of the "City West" district. One is in the historic industrial zone of Wedding, and the other is on the grounds of the famous "Gasometer" in Schöneberg. Such locations allow students to experience the perfect combination of traditional and contemporary lifestyles. Students also have access to industry pioneers for collaboration. There are also individual labs, TU offices, and sports halls spread throughout the area.