Start Your Career in the Karlsruhe TechnologyRegion

Together with the Welcome Center of the Karlsruhe TechnologyRegion, we cordially invite you to an inspiring event as part of our DAAD-funded project “Study, stay, succeed in Karlsruhe”. As an international talent, you will gain valuable insights and guidance for your career start in Germany. Be inspired by experts, alumni and successful career paths and take advantage of the advisory service provided by KIT's internal institutions and external partners on the subject of working in Germany. Network with key players in the region and discover exciting career opportunities!


What can you expect?


  • Welcome
  • Moderated panel discussion: on the topic of starting a career in Germany: recruiters and KIT alumni share valuable insights on the topic of starting a career in Germany.
  • Presentation of services: within the project Study, stay, succeed in Karlsruhe, KIT-internal institutions and partners such as the Federal Employment Agency.
  • Marketplace of Opportunities:Use themed bar tables to talk directly to experts, recruiters and alumni and ask your questions.


Who is this event for?


  • International students of the KIT and the Hochschule Karlsruhe
  • International graduates of KIT and Hochschule Karlsruhe up to one year after graduation
  • International doctoral candidates
  • International postdocs


Find out about your career in Germany at this event! Even if you are still at the beginning of your studies, the event is valuable for you - you will find out early on how you can prepare your career in Germany at the start of your studies.

Event Details:


Date: 06. May 2025
Time: 5:30 PM – 8:00 PM (following the KIT Career Fair)
Location: Festsaal Studentenhaus, Adenauerring 7, 76131 Karlsruhe (adjacent to the KIT Career Fair)
Event Language: English

Register now and secure your place!

This event is part of the KIT project “Study, Stay, Succeed in Karlsruhe.” This project supports international degree-seeking students in their studies at KIT and their transition into the German job market. For more information about the project, click here:here.