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22.Apr
17:45
Building 50.34
Rm. -101 (Cellar) and Zoom
For all INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS in first semester of their studies in the KIT Department of Informatics, it is important to participate in this event

The advising team will answer questions and give advice about what you need to do in the first few weeks of your studies: The primarily focus will be:
     ∎ Admitted but not here yet
     ∎ Arrived and how to organizing your studies effectively and Module selection
            ∎ CAS, ILIAS and Wiwi-Portal
            ∎ How to register for Tutorials if you missed the registration period
            ∎ University resources
     ∎ Life in Karlsruhe and KIT
     ∎ German language and cultural adjustment
     ∎ Learning Agreements (for Exchange students)

The workshop will be held in englisch. You can also ask questions in German or English.

Who is it for? 
 International students (both degree seeking and exchange) enrolled in Bachelor or master program in the KIT Department of Informatics.  

*ISRT (International Student Roundtable) is for all international students enrolled in KIT Department of Informatics. Each ISRT addresses important information for international students at relevant points within the semester. Our goal is that you get off to a good start and are able to navigate your studies and student life.
The workshops are held in english, but you can ask questions in english or german.

ZOOM:  https://kit-lecture.zoom-x.de/j/2583331259?pwd=zsBsXG2yDpoil39nyfxbVI7Pq80PZ6.1&omn=69668611102
23.Apr
14:00
Adenauerring 2, Gebäude 50.20, Raum 005
Are you interested in studying at a German higher education institution? In our advising sessions, we answer all your questions regarding admission. Please have all required documents ready (proof of language proficiency, secondary school certificate/university degree certificate, residence permit in Germany).
27.Apr
Strasbourg
On April 27, 2026, a theater afternoon will be held in Strasbourg for students from Karlsruhe, Freiburg, and Basel, dedicated to the themes of migration and diversity. The program includes a performance, a discussion with the director, and an arts-oriented campus tour. A French proficiency level of at least B1 is required. Participants benefit from travel cost reimbursement and will receive the "Carte Culture" for discounted access to cultural events.
29.Apr
14:00
International Student Hub
Kaiserstraße 14 …
Just arrived at KIT and feel like you missed a few important things? Don’t worry - we’ve got you covered.
 
Our Workshop for Latecomers is your fast-track guide to starting your studies at KIT with confidence. In just two hours, you will get the key information every international student needs to settle in and navigate university life.
 
We will cover four essentials for a smooth start:
Immigration & Enrollment – residence permit, housing registration, health insurance Home Sweet Home – tips for finding accommodation in Karlsruhe Academic Toolkit – CAS, KIT ILIAS and your KIT e-mail Social Life & Networking – meeting people and getting involved on campus  
Participation is free, but spots are limited to 20 students per session.
Sign up via Campus Plus and secure your place. Please select the best session that fits you!
29.Apr
17:45
Geb. 50.34, Rm. -102 (cellar)
& Zoom
This Info²  Workshop provides students with an overview about the different opportunities to go abroad.  Representitives from various international programs will provide information, inorder that you can evaluate what prospects are available and what you may be interested in.

The primarily focus is for students seeking information regarding:
∎ Overseas Study Abroad 
∎ ERASMUS+ &SEMP (there will be no"Restplätze" offered for SS 27)
∎ Application for the *academic year 2027/28 (WS 27/28 and SS 28)
∎ Application procedure and general conditions
 
The Workshop will be held in German. There will also be a Q&A round, where you ask questions in English or German
 
This Workshop is relevant for all students in the KIT Department of Informatics who are pursuing a KIT degree. All students may participate in the program regardless of EU nationality.
 
 *Please note for some Oversees programs for the academic year 2027/28 ( you must apply during the current academic calendar)
 
https://kit-lecture.zoom-x.de/j/2583331259?pwd=zsBsXG2yDpoil39nyfxbVI7Pq80PZ6.1&omn=69282337818
30.Apr
14:00
Adenauerring 2, Gebäude 50.20, Raum 005
Are you interested in studying at a German higher education institution? In our advising sessions, we answer all your questions regarding admission. Please arrange an appointment with us in advance for the online consultation by email (migrants@intl.kit.edu).
04.May
9:30
KIT Campus Süd
Gebäude 30.95 …
Ask your questions about residence permits and immigration procedures.
 
A representative from the Immigration Office will attend the session and share helpful information on residence and immigration matters. Participants will also have the opportunity to ask questions in a Q&A session afterwards.
 
Whether new to KIT or a long-time resident of Germany, this event provides a friendly setting for networking, useful insights and the opportunity to start the day together with the international academic community.
06.May
14:00
International Student Hub
Kaiserstraße 14 …
Just arrived at KIT and feel like you missed a few important things? Don’t worry - we’ve got you covered.
 
Our Workshop for Latecomers is your fast-track guide to starting your studies at KIT with confidence. In just two hours, you will get the key information every international student needs to settle in and navigate university life.
 
We will cover four essentials for a smooth start:
Immigration & Enrollment – residence permit, housing registration, health insurance Home Sweet Home – tips for finding accommodation in Karlsruhe Academic Toolkit – CAS, KIT ILIAS and your KIT e-mail Social Life & Networking – meeting people and getting involved on campus  
Participation is free, but spots are limited to 20 students per session.
Sign up via Campus Plus and secure your place. Please select the best session that fits you!
06.May
17:45
Geb. 50.34, R. -102 (cellar) & Zoom
If you intend to write your theiss in computer sience, informatics or information, this workshop provides an overview to the process and offers practical tips and advice.
 
Students talk about their experiences with their thesis
            ∎ Bachelor's thesis and Master's thesis - key data
            ∎ Start to finish how thesis progression
            ∎Best practices for theses
                 ∎ Searching for a topic
                 ∎ Working with a supervisor
                 ∎ Preparing the final presentation
                 ∎ Overcoming challenges
                 ∎ NO-GOs
 
There will be a question and answer session at the end with both students and advisor from the Informatics Study Program Services.
 
The talk will be held in English, but you can ask questions in English or German.
 
https://kit-lecture.zoom-x.de/j/2583331259?pwd=zsBsXG2yDpoil39nyfxbVI7Pq80PZ6.1&omn=62342409518
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