The inclusion of courses offered by other faculties ensures a broad and deep basic education in various disciplines such as mathematics, natural sciences and engineering.

With research-based teaching, we qualify engineers for a sustainable economy. Broad subject area and interdisciplinary approach; close and successful involvement of the large-scale research centre; Research-oriented teaching; Industrial practice with many lecturers; Possibility to carry out final theses in the large research centre; High proportion of women among students and research staff; Large number of compulsory internships with a very good support ratio.

High proportion of foreign students. Possibility of completing the prescribed industry work placement abroad in coordination with faculty lecturers. Some lectures in English are offered as compulsory elective courses. Support for students in planning their semester abroad and recognition of courses taken by the faculty's Erasmus Coordinator. The range of courses taught in English is constantly being expanded

Good technical equipment, free access to large-scale equipment for large-scale Helmholtz research, access to subject-specific licences

Our research is geared towards the requirements of a resource-efficient and increasingly data-based industrial society. With our research-based teaching, we qualify engineers for a sustainable economy. Our networking with innovative young and established companies, organisations and authorities ensures efficient knowledge and technology transfer.

The CIW network of female engineers (CIW IN) was created in 2021 by the KIT Faculty of Chemical Engineering and Process Engineering (CIW). The aim is to enable both professional and social exchange for women within the faculty, regardless of where they are in their academic career.