International cooperation of the institute is a synonym for success and development
International cooperation is an integral part of the activities of KGTI, aimed at the development of academic mobility and advanced training of teaching staff at the international level. The main task is to establish international contacts with leading universities in Germany and other countries. The development of international relations in the activities of the Institute is an integral factor in the growth, exchange of knowledge and experience. In this connection, one of the main functions of KGTI is to increase the effectiveness of the Institute's international relations with other universities and research and educational centers, including academic mobility programs. Since 2004, the mobility of students and faculty of KGTI has been carried out by the German Academic Exchange Service DAAD - the largest association on the rights of a public organization to support international academic exchanges, is engaged in the exchange of scientists and students, as well as Erasmus plus programs.
Our partners are recognized higher education institutions in Germany
The key to the success of any organization is reliable partnerships. KGTI has partnerships with many German universities, as well as German organizations.
The founder of KGTI - the Berlin Technical Institute specializes in the training of engineering personnel. In terms of the number of students, who are currently more than 13 thousand, the university is one of the ten largest institutes of applied sciences in Germany. At the same time, the share of foreign students studying at the institute is more than 10%, and representatives of 69 countries can be found on the campus of the university. With this partner-institute, KGTI began its existence in 2004 and today it already shows the best partnership results. https://www.bht-berlin.de/
The Technical Institute of Cologne is the largest institute for applied sciences in Germany, with a student body of around 26,000 students and 430 professors. The institute offers a total of 90 full-time undergraduate and graduate programs. This institute closely cooperates with the Telematics department on the development of the Telematics direction.https://www.th-koeln.de/
West Saxon Institute Zwickau (WHZ) - focused on applied sciences. The institute has developed 50 program courses in the field of engineering education, business and economics, quality of life (Quality of Life). With this educational institution, KGTI began partnerships in December 2014. To date, programs are being implemented with this institute through "DAAD" and "Erasmus +".https://www.fh-zwickau.de/
The Stuttgart Media Institute is a public university for media studies in Stuttgart. The university offers bachelor's and master's degrees in three faculties: Printing and Media; electronic media; information and communication. It also offers a doctorate degree in cooperation with partner universities.https://www.hdm-stuttgart.de/
The Technical University of Clausthal is a university in the city of Clausthal Zellerfeld. Thanks to joint work with foreign universities (32 international partnerships) and promising specialties, about 40% of foreign students study at the university. More than 3,000 students study at this university in various fields.https://www.tu-clausthal.de/
The largest university in northern Bavaria is the University of Applied Sciences Würzburg-Schweinfurt. The multinationality of the university is also striking - representatives of more than 48 world states, representatives of various religions, nationalities and skin colors study here. In total, the structure of the university has 10 faculties, in which students are offered more than 35 specialties - training is most practice-oriented, which helps graduates quickly find work in their specialty. The teaching staff includes more than 230 professors.https://www.thws.de/
The Hannover Institute (HSH) is the state institute for applied sciences in Lower Saxony. HsH has about 10,040 students and about 620 professors and staff. The Hannover Institute of Applied Sciences is divided into five faculties, and the institute also includes 10 institutes.https://www.hs-hannover.de/
The University of Kassel is a public university in the state of Hesse in Germany. Specializes in engineering and environmental sciences, social studies, arts and teacher training. The university consistently ranks among the top five educational institutions in Germany. The university is an average university in terms of the number of students, in which no more than 20 thousand students receive education. The educational institution accepts both local and foreign citizens. The academic staff of the educational institution is represented by 2500 teachers.http://www.uni-kassel.de/
The Technical University of Ilmenau is one of four universities in the federal state of Thuringia, in the city of Ilmenau. The university has 6,200 students in 17 bachelor's and 22 master's degrees in the fields of mechanical engineering, mathematics, natural, economic and social sciences. In October 2016, the university began the introduction of 2 engineers at the faculties of mechanical engineering and electrical engineering and information technology.http://www.tu-ilmenau.de/
Summer school in Germany
Summer school in Germany is a harmonious combination of learning German with study, interesting pastime. Such schools have been held by the institute for more than 10 years. The summer school program includes various events: master classes in the areas of "Mechanical Engineering", "Power Engineering", excursions to leading German enterprises, the cultural program includes acquaintance with the culture of the German people, visits to various museums and cities. Since 2015, the Department of Telematics has begun holding summer schools in Germany and Kyrgyzstan. All summer school events are aimed at making friends of KGTI students who came to the summer school in Germany, helping them to have fun and not let anyone get bored. The summer school in Germany allows you to combine leisure and study in perfect proportion, which become amazing and unforgettable for students. At the end of the summer school, students are issued special certificates of participation, as well as a language certificate for the level of knowledge of the German language.
A practice-oriented approach to learning is the key to the success of quality education
Since 2015, KGTI has started the implementation of the Praxsipartnerschaft project together with the West Saxon Technical Institute Zwickau, funded by DAAD. During the implementation of the project, two areas of training were opened at KGTI: "Hydropower" and "Technology of textiles and leather." Since 2015, the graduating departments of these areas have signed agreements with enterprises, changes have been made to the curriculum in the direction of increasing the number of practice hours. Teachers of the departments annually undergo an internship at the West-Saxon Institute Zwickau, participate in annual fairs organized by leading German enterprises. In 2019, the departments received technical literature for the development of two areas. Students undergo semester training, practice at the West Saxon Technical Institute. Within the framework of the project, the Career and Contacts Fair is held annually. The purpose of this fair is to create a platform for meeting employers and young professionals, students and graduates of universities, as well as establishing business, partnership contacts between universities, firms and enterprises. The concept of the event is the multifunctionality of contacts focused on the needs of the labor market and the employment of students and graduates.
The German Academic Exchange Service - is the largest all-German association as a public organization for the support of international academic exchanges. Engaged in the exchange of researchers and students.
Headquartered in Bonn, DAAD also has about 15 regional offices that serve to inform about training programs in Germany.
DAAD provides scholarships to almost all categories related to science and university activities in one way or another, from 2nd year students to professors and doctors of science.
Contracts and agreements concluded with partner universities in Germany
