Teaching, learning, and research at a high level on the campus in the city centre and at the Schlosspark
The KIT-Department BGU takes a holistic approach to understanding, protecting, using, and sustainably shaping the environment as the basis of our lives in teaching, research, and innovations.
In this context, the geosciences and environmental sciences work closely together with the civil engineering sciences. Thus, the department makes an essential contribution to living in an attractive environment also in the future.
Please note that the dates in this calendar are not updated daily and all information is without guarantee. It is possible that dates are changed at short notice without us becoming aware of this. We therefore recommend that you check the information on the websites of the facilities concerned.
The presentation of the outstanding master's theses 2025 by the candidates for the "Preis für konstruktiven Ingenieurbau am KIT" will take place on June 12, 2026 at 3 p.m. in the Engesser lecture hall (HS 93), Building 10.81. You are cordially invited to attend!
On June 13, 2026 between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. you have the opportunity to get to know our study programs at our KIT-Department BGU. Visit our information stand in building 30.95 (Audimax) or take advantage of our diverse program.
program (in German)
On June 23, 2026 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., we invite you to the Career Day for Civil, Geosciences, and Environmental Sciences. The Career Day is designed exclusively for students of the BGU Department and offers you a full day of focused orientation, personal counseling, and direct interaction.
more information and registration
The Seed Money scheme aims to provide initial financial support for innovative cross-border projects within Eucor – The European Campus. Created by the universities to promote the exchange and networking of teachers and researchers from member institutions, it consists of an annual call for projects divided into two funding streams, namely the “Teaching” stream on the one hand, and the “Research, Innovation and Transfer” stream (which covers doctoral training programmes) on the other.
Currently, Seed Money is endowed with 300,000 euros per year, the maximum funding for any project being 60,000 euros. Only project consortia that actively involve at least two member universities of Eucor from at least two countries in the project are eligible to apply. It is also essential that no grant – national or international – has already been granted to the project.
The 2026 Seed Money call is open until September 24!
more information and call for projects (in German)