Due to the current weather conditions, we ask for your understanding that use of our outdoor facilities is at your own risk. Continuous de-icing or gritting of the access routes cannot be guaranteed at present.
The artificial turf pitch will remain closed for safety reasons until further notice.
We will let you know as soon as conditions improve.
Here you will find the current sports programs for the winter semester with a varied selection of online, outdoor, and indoor courses.
The cross-country course is currently closed. You can use all areas marked in green. You will need the outdoor sports card to use the outdoor sports facilities.
The outdoor facility is open and usable on Fridays from 07:00 through the administration building and on Saturdays and Sundays from 09:00 only via the Beethovenstraße entrance. Showers and changing rooms are only available in the Beethovenstraße sports hall at weekends.
The tartan track can be slippery in places. We therefore ask you to be particularly careful when using it.
We have designated an existing restroom and changing room at both CampusGym and Franz-Liszt-Str. as all-gender restrooms/changing rooms. They can be used by everyone—regardless of gender or gender identity—with immediate effect.
Have fun exercising together! Romp around, laugh, and discover new things during parent-child gymnastics — for little adventurers and their parents or guardians.
When? Every Wednesday, 3:45–4:30 p.m.
Where? Beethovenstraße sports hall
From March 28 to April 4, 2026, spend seven unforgettable days at the Geislhochalm in Neukirchen. Immerse yourself in skiing and enjoy a week full of fun, snow, and great atmosphere! You'll stay overnight up on the mountain, where the skiing day begins and ends, without stress, without having to ski down to the valley, but with a real mountain hut feeling.
During the day, perfect slopes, fantastic spring skiing, and plenty of sunshine await you, while in the afternoon and evening, the party gets started. Endless après-ski fun, good music, cold drinks, and a lively atmosphere make this week a real highlight of the season. Whether on the slopes or at the party afterwards, only one thing counts here: enjoying ourselves together, laughing, and having a good time. This ski trip combines sport and socializing into an experience you won't soon forget.
Join now and secure a week full of snow, sun, and unforgettable moments.
The German University Championships in judo took place on St. Nicholas weekend. Nine judokas from TU Braunschweig made the long journey to Passau for the event. In a competition team (WG) together with two students from Ostfalia, the team put in a strong performance and ultimately secured the bronze adh winner's pin – despite being understaffed.
The WG Braunschweig won the opening match against the team from the University of Halle by a clear 4:2. The team then faced the eventual winners from the University of Cologne and lost 1:5. At that point, no one could have guessed that this would be their only defeat of the day. In the repechage round against WG Würzburg, Braunschweig once again delivered exciting fights. After a 3:3 tie, a weight class was drawn for the deciding fight, which Philipp (-73 kg) won confidently. In the following match, the judokas had to face WG Münster. Here, too, the score was 3:3 after the six regular fights, which meant another deciding fight. Luck was again on Philipp's side, who scored the decisive point. With a 4:3 victory, WG Braunschweig advanced to the small final – the fight for the bronze medal.
In the last match of the day against WG Munich, Braunschweig had to concede two points without a fight and started with a 0:2 deficit. The first point went to the opponents, the second to WG Braunschweig. Then Munich again, Braunschweig, and Munich once more. In the last regular bout, the Munich athlete initially took the lead before Cornelius turned the fight around and secured a surprising 3:3 draw. For the final fight, the weight category +90 kg was drawn this time, and Cornelius managed to end the fight after only 28 seconds with an ippon score, securing WG the hard-fought 3rd place in a strong field of 18 teams.
The team spirit displayed by the team deserves special mention. Everyone was cheered on loudly and celebrated, which certainly contributed to the team's success. The team would like to thank Tom for his excellent coaching and Phil for organizing the event.
Our newcomers Elia and Felix also found a team for the team competitions thanks to the exchange platform. The Team Newcomers Cup offers all judoka with low belt grades a valuable opportunity to gain competition experience. The day before, seven students from the Technical University of Braunschweig had competed in the individual tournament. Lilian (-48 kg) took 4th place and Cornelius (+100 kg) took 5th place.
All in all, the 2025 DHM was a very successful event for TU Braunschweig at the end of the year – and the long journey was more than worth it.
Created on December 10, 2025
(from left to right: Cornelius, Lars, Verena, Lukas, Paola, Philipp)
Do you have children and are unable to attend our afternoon courses because you don't have childcare? We have the solution! TU offers reliable childcare right on the main campus. Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
This allows you to concentrate fully on your courses while your child is in good hands.
There have been some changes in our team over the last few months. At the beginning of August, we've welcomed two new trainees: Max & Lara, who are becoming fitness sales assistants with us. We are delighted to have them on board and welcome them both warmly.
You've probably already seen Han on our social media accounts. After completing her studies in media sciences, she has been responsible for coordinating public relations since late summer. We have also gained Verena as a student assistant in the same team, whom you will probably see more often on our channels in the future.
Since the summer, Mareike has been taking over the project management in diversity project and ensuring that all our offerings become even more inclusive.
We are excited to see the creativity of all our new colleagues and are very confident that their commitment will enrich the team. We are glad to have you here <3
Created on September 30, 2025
(1st row, from left to right: Verena, Max; 2nd row, f.l.t.r: Lara, Han; 3rd row: Mareike)
Since yesterday, the TU Braunschweig's CampusGym has been equipped with new innovative cardio machines that not only take your training to the next level, but also generate electricity in the process. With a ceremony and the participation of about 50 employees of the TU, the equipment was inaugurated by our President Prof. Dr. Angela Ittel and the Head of the University Sports Center Mathias Steiln. NDR television and RTL Nord were also on site and reported on our new equipment. There was also an impressive performance by vertical acrobats Pascal Issa and Alina Unrau, who further enriched the atmosphere with their art.
You can now try out equipment such as 3-in-1 cross trainers, indoor cycles, Stairmasters and treadmills with full commitment and integrate them into your workout. While you work up a sweat, the energy flows back into the power grid.
Who would have thought that your work-out is not just good for your fitness? Come along and train with us to run together towards a greener future!
Our trainers will be on hand to answer any questions you may have about the equipment or your training.
Created on March 27, 2025
Still looking for the right sport?
Are you unsure which sports course you should take or are overwhelmed by the huge choice and simply can't decide? Then click through our Uni-Sport-O-Mat. Answer various questions, enter your preferences and then get a list of recommended sports. Whether you're a team player or a lone wolf, from dancing to climbing or martial arts, we have something for everyone!
Find out now and register directly for the relevant courses - places are limited and sometimes in high demand!
Created on 25.10.2023
On Thursday, 20 April 2023, we celebrated the inauguration of the north campus sports hall. Many of you may already know the renovated hall from the inside, as some of our university sports courses have been taking place here since November.
After an opening speech by our President Prof Dr Angela Ittel, Prof Dr Esther Serwe-Pandrick and our Director Mathias Steiln, the invited guests were able to see the new facilities for themselves on Thursday.
In addition to a champagne reception and refreshments, there was also a varied programme: students from the sports department, led by Dr Andrea Probst, gave a practical demonstration of some of the many exercise options available in the sports hall.
The extensive renovation and redesign of the former sports hall has not only made it possible for the University Sports Centre to offer a broader and livelier sports programme, but also to reintegrate the North Campus into the programme. With an innovative, modern and inclusion-orientated sports hall, the Technische Universität Braunschweig campus as a whole will become an even more lively and active place for students, pupils and the city of Braunschweig.
The University Sports Centre is particularly looking forward to many exciting sports courses in the new hall!
Created on 21.04.2023
Recharge your batteries with the brainLight massage chair and forget your everyday and university stress for a moment.
The audio-visual relaxation system with shiatsu massage chair from brainLight is permanently available to you on the premises of the Beethovenstraße sports centre. You can expect a pleasant Shiatsu back massage in combination with deep relaxation through light and sound.
Try it out and book your first brainLight appointment now.
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Processed on 25.10.2022