Websites and digital tools
for science and research in Munich

Munich is in a league of its own in the academic world. With two universities of excellence and a unique concentration of research institutes, competition for visibility and funding is particularly intense here. Anyone conducting research at the high-tech campus in Garching or in the traditional institutes of Maxvorstadt cannot afford to be digitally mediocre. Scholara is your partner for web solutions that meet these high standards in Munich.

We know that clusters of excellence and collaborative research centers (SFBs) need more than just a pretty shell. They need powerful digital infrastructure: from barrier-free presentation of complex quantum data to portals that connect international cutting-edge research. Scholara combines IT expertise with academic understanding.

Leave the technical questions to us and focus on your publications. Take a look at our services and see how we support research projects in Munich with customized software and professional web design.

Our services

With Scholara, we have specialised in universities, chairs, research institutes and teams, as well as other scientific institutions.

We offer a wide range of services to promote digital and interdisciplinary collaboration and to strengthen external presentation and communication.

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Websites and UX design

We develop user-centered websites that combine modern technologies with a clear, intuitive design.

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Digital tools and processes

We implement digital tools and processes for efficient and networked workflows in research and teaching.

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Customised software development

We develop individual and precise software solutions for complex scientific requirements.

Munich

Munich is known as a “cosy cosmopolitan city” and offers a unique blend of Bavarian tradition and global economic power. Whether surfing on the Eisbach, relaxing in the English Garden or enjoying the view of the Alps – the quality of life on the banks of the Isar is legendary. But Munich is more than just Oktoberfest and cosiness: it is one of Europe's strongest IT and technology hubs.

Companies such as BMW, Siemens, and Allianz create an environment here in which science and business are closely intertwined. This dynamic (“laptop and lederhosen”) attracts talent from all over the world and makes Munich an expensive but extremely attractive place for students and researchers who want to play at the top.

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University and research in Munich

Munich has an academic ecosystem that is unrivalled in Germany. Ludwig Maximilian University (LMU) is one of Europe's most renowned comprehensive universities, with strengths in medicine, the humanities and natural sciences. Opposite it stands the Technical University of Munich (TUM), which sees itself as an “entrepreneurial university” and sets technological standards, particularly at its Garching campus.

But research is not only conducted in the city center: Martinsried/Großhadern has become a globally recognized cluster for biotechnology and medicine. In addition, there are important initiatives such as Munich Quantum Valley and the headquarters of the Max Planck Society. Munich University of Applied Sciences and the University of the Federal Armed Forces also contribute to the region's enormous innovative strength.

In this environment, from Munich Aerospace to the bio-labs, professional data processing and communication are crucial. Scholara offers Munich institutes the necessary digital support – with websites and software tools that work as precisely and reliably as the research itself.