Internationalization strategy
Where are we going? - A strategy for all university members.
The Internationalisation Strategy 2030 of the Kaiserslautern University of Applied Sciences is available in our intern network (in German)
Online preparatory course German
Learn German - Accomplish your studies
The international students of the Kaiserslautern University of Applied Sciences are offered digital learning opportunities in the field of German as a foreign language at different levels, so that they can improve their language skills independently.
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Online preparatory course mathematics
Math is fun!
As a Flipped Classroom, our students learn mathematics or refresh their knowledge before they start their studies. The online courses were previously offered in German; now the following target languages can also be selected:
English French Arabic
University partnerships
More than 100 partner universities offer a wide range of options for stays abroad.
A detailed overview of our partners can be found here
Which goals did we have?
With HelloWorld@HSKL, the strategic anchoring of internationalization at the university was aimed at and thus an increased opening to the region and abroad – in line with the motto "From the World to the Palatinate – From the Palatinate to the World". On the one hand, international mobility was to be promoted, on the other
Who were we?
Project management team:
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Albert Meij, Department Applied Engineering Daniela Fleuren, Head of Department International Relations and Languages Prof. Dr.-Ing. Marc Illgen, Department of Building and Design Prof. Dr.-Ing. Luisa Medina, Department of Applied Logistics and Polymer Sciences
The makers:
We woul
Racist insults, sexual harassment, discrimination based on sexual identity, or bullying do not stop at universities. Kaiserslautern University of Applied Sciences takes a firm stand against all forms of discrimination.
The members of our university come from diverse professional and cultural backgrounds, and each individual contributes to the r
Under "My Concern," you’ll find options to discuss your matter with various trusted university contacts (including anonymously) or to report something anonymously as a bystander.
Additionally, the staff of the Diversity Management Office is always available to provide guidance and support.
In addition, there are trusted individuals in your departments whom you can contact.
You can find trusted professors for each department through the "Vertrauensprof" search on the Campusboard. The gender equality officers for each department are listed here here
Psychological Counseling Center of the Student Union
The Psychological Counsel
