Anna Helene Koch (née Boyksen; 11 August 1881 – 1920) was the first female engineering student at the Technical University of Munich.

In her curriculum vitae, Boyksen claimed her nationality as Bavarian and religion as evangelical.

[2] In 1906, she enrolled in the Institute of Electrical Engineering of the Technical University of Munich and obtained the Vordiplom two years later.

Its work focuses on a question often overlooked in Germany: How can the natural, engineering and life sciences benefit from a more diverse community culture?

The two-year Fellowship was created to help advance TUM's goal to become "Germany's most attractive university for women" and to foster a productive and durable exchange of ideas and solutions on an international level.