The KIT offers students a variety of opportunities to gain international experience. This applies both to KIT students who wish to go abroad (Outgoing) and to international students who wish to study at the KIT (Incoming).

Incoming: The latter are differentiated according to whether they are aiming for a degree at the KIT or wish to visit the KIT as temporary students (Austausch(Exchange) for only 1 to 2 semesters.

Outgoing: For all students of the KIT Department of Informatics aiming at a KIT degree (regardless of EU citizenship), various exchange programs are offered to spend 1 to 2 semesters at a partner university in Europe or on another continent. But enrollment is required both at the time of application and during the entire stay abroad. In addition, there is also the option of a german-french double master's degree or an internship abroad.

The exact dates and details such as the venues can be found here.
Slides of past events are uploaded here.

Incoming: International students who are seeking a degree at KIT or wish to attend KIT as temporary students (exchange/exchange) for only 1 to 2 semesters.

Before the semester:

• Important information for enrollment and module choice

During the semester:

• International Student Roundtable (ISRT): Kicking off the new semester
• International Student Check-in & Trouble Shooting
• International Student Roundtable (ISRT): Fit for exams and returning home

 
Outgoing: Students of the KIT Department of Informatics who are pursuing a KIT degree (regardless of EU citizenship) and wish to spend 1 to 2 semesters at a partner university in Europe or on another continent. However, enrollment is required both at the time of application and during the entire stay abroad. 

During the semester:

• I am going abroad
• ERASMUS+ & SEMP

• The International Students Office (IStO) can help you with questions about:
  • basic information
  • exchange programs
  • matriculation
  • information on funding opportunities & scholarships
  • integration measures
  • experience reports
  • current calls for applications
  • the Mobility Online Portal
  • the Certificate for Arrival/Departure
  • etc.
     
• The Study Abroad Team of the Informatics Study Program Service (ISS) is available to assist you on the following topics:
  • Outgoing students:
    • Learning Agreement
    • Application
    • Integration of the stay abroad into your studies
    • Subject-related questions
  • Incoming students:
    • Learning Agreement
    • Course selection
    • Subject-related questions
       
• The KIT-Studierendenservice is available for all incoming students, especially regarding:
  • Certificates
  • Overview of grades
  • Applications
  • Forms (e.g. Exmatriculation)