Economic and legal foundations, as well as the social and humanities-based examination of the impacts of technological developments on people, society, and the environment, are part of the spectrum of subjects offered by a technical university. The combination of philosophy, economics, law, and social sciences in one faculty offers promising potential for collaborative research, for example, between philosophy and computer science, architecture and health sciences, as well as between law, the Center for Legal and Administrative Sciences (ZfRV), and environmental systems science. The faculty's economic and legal expertise, coupled with the technical, creative inventiveness of engineering and natural sciences, creates the potential for economic growth and development in the region and beyond.
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