This one-day workshop offers international female students at KIT a space for networking, exchange, and reflection.
The goal is to explore together what empowers female students in their studies at KIT and what they might be missing. In interactive workshop sessions, participants will share personal experiences, identify needs, and develop strategies to shape their studies at KIT in a self-determined and successful way.

The day will be accompanied by moderated discussion rounds, creative methods, and practical exercises for self-reflection and networking.

General conditions:

• This workshop is intended for international degree-seeking students who identify as FLINTA.
• Participation is free of charge.
• Catering will be provided.
• The number of places is limited to 20.
• Workshop language is English; contributions in German are welcome and will be understood.
• Registration via Campus Plus.

About the speaker:
Anna Bakinovskaia works as a freelance cultural project manager and consultant for diversity, inclusion and organizational development and is involved in voluntary work. She studied in Minsk and Grenoble and, after working in Vilnius and Karlsruhe, worked at Theater Rampe in Stuttgart. Until November 2024, she worked at Musik der Jahrhunderte with a focus on artists in exile.