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Getting involved internationally, but how? Getting to know other cultures, but where? Answers to these questions can be found at the International Fair!
 
As part of the International Days 2025, the Studierendenwerk is organising a fair together with INTL, where university groups, student initiatives and institutions with an international focus will present themselves. It's also a chance for all international students to show off a bit of their culture.
There'll be info stands, short talks, stage performances, presentations and other creative and tasty (!) samples.
 
If you want to find out more about the colourful, international and diverse life on campus and maybe even think outside the box yourself, then come along to the International Fair on Europe Day!
 
And for even more wanderlust, there will be a small photo exhibition of the “My stay abroad” competition and the award ceremony for the winners.
 
Admission is free!

The International Coffee Breaks are the perfect place for students who want to go abroad and for international students who want to get settled in Karlsruhe.
 
Information about exchange programmes and stays abroad, networking, getting in touch with important persons at KIT and much more!
 
From 5 to 15 May 2025, without obligation, free of charge, with a good cup of coffee or tea and with a different focus every day.
 
Today: Study and more Information booths! We show you what KIT has to offer beyond studies
 
- Career Service: Advantages of the program “Study, stay, succeed in Karlsruhe”;  
- AStA International: Meet representatives of the student body, learn more about the political role of students at KIT and how you can get involved;  
- Student Health Lab: Take part in the health quiz; University Sports: There is something to win here;  
MINT-Kolleg, Language Center, Studienkolleg 
 - International Student Center of the Studierendenwerk: Services, Trips and Kulturscheckheft 
- FORUM Looking beyond Your Professional Boundaries: Enter the Dialogue between Science, Technology and Society 
 
Location: Tulla-Halle (11.40) 
Organized by: Various institutions of the KIT
For whom? (international) students
 
 
Doing your PhD at KIT: Information about the doctorate at KIT
 
The decision to pursue a doctorate raises many questions: What are the admission requirements? What types of PhDs are available? How do I find a topic? Who will supervise me? As the central institution for early-career support, Karlsruhe House of Young Scientists (KHYS) is the point of contact for advising prospective and current doctoral candidates at KIT. This talk provides an overview of all information related to the doctorate at KIT, including the necessary formal steps that are important before, during, and at the end of your doctorate, and also informs about funding programs offered by KHYS. 
 
Location: Building 11.40, R214
Organized by: Karlsruhe House of Young Scientists (KHYS) 
For whom? all students of the KIT
 

 
Three scientific insights that have fueled improved live-saving drought forecasts in Africa

 
Information, networking and exchange for Humboldt Fellows and interested researchers at KIT
 
The Humboldt Tag offers concrete insights into sponsorship opportunities for internationally active researchers. In addition, there is the opportunity to make valuable contacts and exchange ideas during networking.
A highlight of the day is the keynote speech by Humboldt Professor André Platzer on the topic of artificial intelligence. Other highlights include the Humboldt Lightning Talks, in which scholarship holders present their current research projects.
 
Program: Preliminary Program. Registration: Due to organizational reasons, we kindly ask for registration.