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TU WIEN Faculty of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering TU Wien is able to look back on a long tradition of scientific research and teaching, having been founded in 1815 as the k.k. Polytechnisches Institut, before being subdivided into 5 faculties in 1865. A year later, the first freely chosen rector was appointed. In 1872, the university was renamed the “Technische Hochschule” (Technical University), with the first-ever doctorates awarded in 1902. The current “Technische Universität (TU Wien)” name has been used since 1975. TU Wien attained full legal capacity as a result of the 2002 University Act. In 2015, the TU Wien was celebrating its 200th anniversary.
The main building at the Karlsplatz (1825) TU Wien has eight faculties lead by deans: Architecture and Planning, Chemistry, Civil Engineering, Computer Sciences, Electrical Engineering and Information Technology, Mathematics and Geoinformation, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, and Physics.
TU Wien places great emphasis on the inclusion of students in research programmes (research-based teaching), considering this an important criterion encouraging new generations of scientists. TU Wien offers a broad range of studies from “A” like Architecture to “T” like Technical Physics. Also Doctoral Programmes are offered.
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Society for Production Research (Üretim Araştırmaları Derneği)
The “International Symposium for Production Research 2018” will be the 18th of the “Üretim Araştırmaları Sempozyumu”. This series of symposiums was initiated in 1997 by the academicians from Istanbul University and Istanbul Technical University. Since then symposiums were held at various esteemed universities annually. The aim of the symposiums is to bring together academicians and practitioners from business life to exchange ideas, knowledge and information on field of production research . The year 2007 became the turning point for the symposiums. A society was formed on “production research” for securing the sustainability of the symposiums under an instituonal umbrella by the same group of academicians who organized the first symmposium in 1997, taking the support of some academicians from other universities. Since 2007 symposiums are being organized in colloboration with a hosting university(ies and Society for Production Research. Previous Symposiums for Production Research
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Bringing together solid basic research with scientific engineering work across various disciplines on the one hand and project collaboration with other universities, research institutes and businesses on the other, enables the university to conduct development work in almost all fields of technology. TU Wien has honed its 
In a globalised knowledge-based community, international collaborations within research and teaching are an essential part of university life. Successful participation in international programmes, maintaining contacts on transnational networks and a strategic targeting of university partnerships all contribute to the successful positioning of TU Wien’s researchers and graduates at an international level.