Registration and information
Are you interested in one of our sports programs? We will help you to register and communicate with the respective course leader. Our aim is to integrate all interested and sports-enthusiastic people with disabilities into our sports program.
Send us an email to sportreferat∂ifss.kit.edu or call us on +49 721 608 41872. This will get you straight through to our Inclusion Officer. And nothing stands in the way of your participation in university sports.
Pascal Gutzeit
- Competitive sports, course offerings, course, participant & sports facility management, internationalization, inclusion
- Parental leave replacement Sports Department
Mittwoch, 13:00 - 15:30 Uhr (offene Sprechstunde)
108
CS 40.44
+49 721 608-41872
- Engler-Bunte-Ring 13
76131 Karlsruhe
Janis Leberer
- Competitive sports, course offerings, course, participant & sports facility management, internationalization, inclusion
- Parental leave replacement Sports Department
Mittwoch, 13:00 - 15:30 Uhr (offene Sprechstunde)
- 108
CS 40.44 - +49 721 608-41872
- Engler-Bunte-Ring 13
76131 Karlsruhe
Angelika Scherwitz-Gallegos
- Representative for studying with a disability and chronic illness
- Information & advice on inclusive studies
- Raum 002 im Geb. 11.30
- +49 721 608 44860
angelika scherwitz ∂does-not-exist.kit edu
www.studiumundbehinderung.kit.edu/
KIT Campus-Süd
Engelbert-Arnold-Straße 2
Geb. 11.30 (Adolf-Würth-Gebäude)
76131 Karlsruhe
Susanne Schneider
- Contact ACCESS@KIT | Contact for blind and visually impaired prospective students
- Sport inklusiv mobil, orientation event for blind and visually impaired prospective students
- +49 721 608 41937
- susanne schneider ∂does-not-exist.kit edu
- www.access.kit.edu/
KIT Campus-Süd
Adenauerring 10
Geb. 50.28
76131 Karlsruhe
Testimonials from students with disabilities
We asked students with disabilities about their sports experiences at KIT University Sports. Find out what they have to say about ...
... which sports they practiced in university sports.
... what they liked about the sports on offer and the sports facilities.
... challenges and sporting highlights.
... why YOU should take part in KIT University Sports.
"Registration was easy. I simply registered for windsurfing with the sports department, who then signed me up.” [...] “I think it's really cool to be on the water and when it just works with people, with the radio helmet. I learned a lot there.” [...] “...don't be shy, just try it out.”
Pascal Tödter, blind student (windsurfing & walk-in)
On February 8, 2025, the university sports diving group (TSG), in cooperation with the diving club Koralle (TCK) from Muggensturm, enabled some students to dive into a new world - for the first time also for students with disabilities. We are pleased that the event was very well received by the participants and we wish them good air at all times for their possible further diving career!
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We asked students with disabilities about their sports experiences at KIT University Sports. Our first testimonial is from Pascal, who has already taken part in the windsurfing course and actively trains in the walk-in. You can find the entire interview on our website.
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Have you always wanted to glide weightlessly through the water like a fish? On February 8, 2025, the Karlsruhe diving group is offering a trial dive for students with disabilities at KIT! You can find more information on registration in the announcement at https://tsg-kit.de/?p=168
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The KIT SC has initiated a para-swimming group that will start on Tuesday, October 25 at the KIT swimming pool. Further information about Sarah Heinisch and in the info flyer below.
Infoflyer
What is inclusion? -- This comic strip from Aktion Mensch provides an answer to this question. In around 80 seconds, it shows in stick figure style what inclusion means: in sport, at school, at work.
Click here for the Aktion Mensch theme page: Inclusion in and through sport
to the short film
University sports at KIT aims to enable participation in sports for people with and without disabilities. Exercise, games and sport in particular are ideal for the development of an inclusive society. We see inclusion not as a cost, but as a benefit. Our aim is to learn from and with each other and have fun together. Inclusion is still unusual today, but tomorrow it will be normal and indispensable.
Everyone is welcome at university sports. Even YOU!