What is the purpose of the association?
Our association aims to build a community of students, trainees, researchers and young workers living in Hamburg. We offer support and resources for integration, education and social activities.
How can I join the association?
First, read our Articles of Incorporation, which you can find in the "Files share" section of the website. This is to decide what type of member you want to become. Then you can send us an email or fill out our registration form on our website. We will then send you all the necessary information about membership and the next steps.
Can I join the association if I am not a Cameroonian national?
Yes! Our association is open to everyone who is interested in our goals and activities, regardless of their nationality.
How can I support the association?
You can support us with a donation or sponsorship. Please visit our donation or sponsorship page for more information.
Can I contribute my ideas for future events and activities?
Yes, we welcome all ideas and suggestions from our members. You can always contact us to share your ideas with us.
Who can take part in the KBH Engineering Challenge?
Die KBH Engineering Challenge ist offen für alle technologiebegeisterten Studenten aus allen Städten Deutschlands.
What is the goal of the KBH Engineering Challenge?
The aim of the KBH Engineering Challenge is to offer participants a platform to test their knowledge and skills and to put their creative and innovative ideas into practice.
How can I register my team for the KBH Engineering Challenge?
What steps do I have to follow to register for the KBH Engineering Challenge?
The following steps are to be followed:
1- Form a team of 5 members from his city
2- Appoint a team representative
3- The team representative fills in the registration form and sends it off
4- Your team is now registered. I wish you success!
How does the KBH Engineering Challenge work?
The Challenge consists of a competition where participants work in teams to solve a technical challenge. The teams have a limited time (approx. 4 months) to develop and present their solutions. A jury will evaluate the solutions using criteria provided on the exercise presentation sheet.