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MINT Hub of the University of Kassel launched with first advisory board meeting
In the MINT Hubs, the University of Kassel systematically bundles existing expertise and resources in the MINT field as a basis for networking within and outside the university. The advisory board with representatives from schools, business and the region met at Science Park Kassel on July 11, 2022.
Image: University of Kassel.f.l.t.r.: Dr. Tillmann Kalas (Steering Committee), Prof. Dr. Andreas Meister (Project Management), Prof. Dr. Ute Clement (President Uni Kassel), Prof. Dr. Rita Borromeo Ferri (Project Management), Prof. Dr. René Matzdorf (Vice President Uni Kassel), Prof. Dr. Axel Bangert (Steering Committee).
Image: University of Kassel.Participants of the MINT-Hub advisory board meeting in exchange during the "MINT-Café".
In a "MINT-Café", the members of the advisory board dedicated themselves to goals and upcoming activities from the four impact areas MINT to Public, MINT to School, MINT to Companies and MINT to Science of the Hub in a lively exchange. In these areas, all STEM departments of the university create synergies between the individual STEM activities, study programs, research projects and support the targeted transfer. At the University of Kassel, a large number of STEM-related initiatives already exist in the various departments. In view of the special current importance that the STEM subjects will continue to have in the future, the bundling of these activities in the MINT Hub is an important strategic decision of the university.
The MINT Hub is funded by the state of Hesse as part of the University of Kassel's profile budget with just under one million euros until the end of 2023 with an extension until 2025. The doKuMINTa project as a cross-structure is financially supported by the Donors' Association for the Promotion of Sciences and Humanities in Germany and the Daimler Fund.
Further information and contact:
https://uni-kassel.de/go/mint-hub