KIT Children's University and School Laboratories

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KIT-Kinder-Uni: How is a bridge built? How does the heart work? What will the car of the future look like?

To inspire children for the fascinating world of research and to foster their curiosity at an early age and in a sustainable way is a special concern of the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT). Therefore, the KIT Children's University offers girls and boys aged eight to twelve years the opportunity to get to the bottom of everyday phenomena and research questions. For 3 weeks in August, they can experience science and technology at first hand on the KIT campus.

School Labs at KIT: Discover Research

In the KIT student laboratories, pupils can experience independent experimentation and discover their enthusiasm for scientific and technical subjects. KIT offers laboratories for grades 3 to 12 in the following areas:

 

 

The physics laboratory is aimed at pupils in the upper classes.

 

 

The NWT laboratory is aimed at school classes from level 6 to 10.

 

 

The Mathematics Laboratory  is aimed at pupils from the 3rd grade upwards.

 

 

The Helmholtz School Labs offer experiments in the fields of radiation protection, molecular biology and environmental chemistry for high school students.

 

The Geophysics Laboratory  is aimed at pupils in the upper school.

 

The School lab goes BioMotion with a focus on biomechanics, movement and stress analysis. It is aimed at upper school students.

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