Built up in 1877, the Technische Universitat Darmstadt is an open research college, which is otherwise called the Darmstadt University of Technology. The main branch opened by the college was Electrical Engineering. It has augmented the course structure by including various subjects in advanced education programs. The grounds of the college are spread crosswise over 600 sections of land. The inward city grounds comprises of different offices like Information Technology, Electrical Engineering, Human Sciences, History, Social Science, Mathematics, Computer Science and Law and Economics. The Lichtwiese grounds incorporates the Department of Geodesy, Mechanical Engineering, Architecture and Earth Sciences. There are 26,360 understudies and 2,756 employees. Additionally, a portion of the eminent research focuses is situated inside the premises, to be specific Center for Heavy Ion Research Center, Institute for Secure Information Technology, Center for Computer Graphics Research and the Space Operations Center. TUD has an outstanding rundown of graduated class that incorporates Gunter Behnisch (Architect of Olympic Stadium in Munich), Kurt H Debus (Rocket Scientist), Paul Friedlander (Chemist), Gerhard Hennige (Olympic Medal Winner), etc.