We want to shape the bright minds of tomorrow who...
- ...approach new things without fear
- ...solve social challenges in a holistic & interdisciplinary way
- ...develop technical solutions with people and the environment in mind
Turning ideas from 1000 students into reality every semester through...
- ...interdisciplinary project work
- ...positive error culture in novel and innovative teaching concepts
- ...state-of-the-art infrastructure to put your own ideas to the test in reality
Here, students can think, produce, test, learn, develop and learn from mistakes. "Because you don't learn this in the classroom or lecture theatre, you learn it by doing it"
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"This project-oriented and cross-faculty approach combines new teaching and learning concepts, research and innovation in an exemplary way and will make an important contribution to improving student success in technical and engineering degree programmes"
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Dr. Hans J. Reiter,
Ministerialdirektor im Ministerium für Wissenschaft, Forschung und Kunst
KIT has set itself the goal of becoming one of the most inspiring places for academic education in Europe. To this end, we want to further develop our campus in order to offer students the best possible conditions for a successful degree programme. The establishment of the so-called Learning and Application Centre for Mechatronics (LAZ) at KIT is a key element of this.
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The LAZ makes the future possible for engineers of tomorrow.
- Gisela Splett
The LAZ is a unique selling point and will enhance the reputation of KIT alumni nationally, but above all internationally.
- Holger Hanselka
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