This is happening in the department
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Press Review: Why Heat Is a Problem for Railroad Tracks
2026/07/07
An article on ntv.de
Warped tracks, clumped joint compound on streetcar rails: The 40-degree heat wave is causing problems for public transportation. There are no affordable solutions to these problems. They have yet to be found, explains a researcher. In conversation: Professor Jia Liu.
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Student Impresses with Design for Wooden Tower
2026/07/01
Internship at KGBauko
Finlay Feckl, a student at Taunusgymnasium Königstein, used his internship at the KGBauko Institute as an opportunity to gain initial insights into how a planning institute operates, as well as into the diverse processes involved in civil engineering, architecture, and construction.
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Visit by students from Lichtenberg School
2026/06/22
Visiting the KG BauKo Institute
Students from Lichtenberg School visited the KG BauKo Institute. A total of 12 students were there.
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Open House at the KGBauko Institute with Students from the German School of Guatemala
2026/06/16
A team from our department received an award of recognition
Open House at the KGBauko Institute with Students from the German School of Guatemala
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Awarded! Award Ceremony for the 14th Schlaun Competition “City Life on the Volme”
2026/06/15
A team from our department received an award of recognition
As part of an IPBU module last winter semester, a total of eight student groups, along with their advisors Professor Boris Lehmann and Professor Hauke Zachert, participated in a real-world competition organized by the Schlaun Foundation and the City of Hagen. Out of more than 100 submissions, one of the groups was awarded a “Civil Engineering” recognition prize.
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Graduation Ceremony 2026
2026/05/27
Your Evening, Your Photos
Did you receive your certificate on May 8? Click here to view your photos
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Offer of modules in the subject-related elective area SoSe 2026
2026/05/11
To all students: We are again collecting promotional material for our modules in the subject elective area, which we are compiling into a web page for you.