| Founded in |
October 1, 2009, merger of Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe GmbH, founded in 1956, and Universität Karlsruhe (TH), founded in 1825
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| Employees 2017 |
9 297
- Education and research: 4 987
- Professors: 367
- Foreign guest scientists: 1 026
- Non-scientific staff: 4 310
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Students
(winter semester 2018/2019) |
25 100
- Arts: 889
- Sports: 494
- Law, Economics and Social Sciences: 3 835
- Mathematics, Natural Sciences: 4 156
- Engineering Sciences: 15 303
- Science of Art, other courses of studies: 423
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Degree programs
(winter semester 2018/2019 and summer semester 2019) |
- Undergraduate bachelor’s programs: 43
(degrees: Bachelor of Science, Education, Arts)
- Consecutive master’s programs: 56
(degrees: Master of Science, Education, Arts)
- Master’s programs offering additional training: 8
(degree: Master of Science)
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| Budget 2017 |
Euro 902 million
- Federal funds: Euro 288 million
- State funds: Euro 255 million
- Third-party funds: Euro 359 million
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Innovations in 2017
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- Invention disclosure: 124
- Patent applications: 55
- Income from KIT licenses (million €): 1.44
- Spin-offs: 29
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