In order to build a bridge from school to university, we are involved in various projects for school pupils. The aim is to get young people interested in scientific and technical topics at an early age, to offer them an insight into the working world of a university and to convey the possibilities of media-based learning.
Contact person at ZML
Michael Gauss
Phone: +49 721 608-48206
E-mail: michael.gauss3∂kit.edu
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Current offers 2025:
At the Makeathon, young people from 8th to 10th grade can shape the city of the future through science and technology. They have the opportunity to tinker with current challenges using 3D printers or laser cutters. The pupils get to know companies such as Bruker and have the opportunity to exchange ideas with KIT trainees and students and gain an insight into the future.
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KIT offers science camps with different focuses. In all camps, young people have the opportunity to carry out their own projects with experiments and research in small groups, to look over the shoulders of scientists and to slip into the role of a researcher themselves.
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Three days of tinkering, hacking and building instead of regular lessons. As part of the "Make Your School" project, we will be visiting four schools in Karlsruhe next year together with the KIT Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology (ETIT). At the so-called Hackdays, students will think about how they can improve their school with the help of digital and technical solutions - we will support them with technical impulses and help them to help themselves.
More InformationFurther information: Summer Vacation Offers at KIT (KIT Intranet Site)
