KIT-Stiftung exists to strengthen the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) across research, teaching, innovation, and student life. Its giving is heavily concentrated on student scholarships, doctoral support, academic prizes, and hands-on programs that connect research to entrepreneurship, digital innovation, and campus life. The foundation also uses named endowment funds and special-purpose funds to support long-term KIT priorities in physics education, selected disciplines, and international mobility.
Primarily invite-only and institution-linked funding through named funds, special endowments, and scholarship programs; grants appear to be program-specific rather than open-call. Support is often recurring or endowed, with scholarships, prizes, and project support sized to match KIT programs such as Deutschlandstipendium and targeted student/research initiatives.
Most opportunities are administered through KIT and appear to be invite-only or tied to existing KIT programs and funds. Nonprofits and partners should approach the KIT-Stiftung or KIT leadership with a KIT-aligned concept, especially one that supports students, doctoral researchers, teaching, or innovation; unsolicited general grant requests are unlikely to be the norm.
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Current and upcoming funding from KIT-Stiftung that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Wissenschaftliche Beschäftigte und Promovierende des KIT mit im Rahmen der Forschung entstehenden innovativen Ideen und Projekten.
Deadline: Bewerbungsfrist wird auf der NEULAND-Seite genannt.
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