AI Campus Hub Baden-Württemberg

Under the leadership of the Stifterverband, the AI Campus is building a regional hub for Baden-Württemberg in Heilbronn, supported by funding from the Dieter Schwarz Foundation. The hub strengthens Baden-Württemberg’s position as an AI innovation centre with digital learning opportunities on the subject of artificial intelligence and a wide range of community activities.

The AI Campus Hub Baden-Württemberg is part of a wider AI ecosystem that is being established together with the Innovation Park for Artificial Intelligence (IPAI) in Heilbronn. As partners for the AI Campus’s educational activities in Heilbronn, institutions include the Baden-Württemberg Cooperative State University (DHBW), Heilbronn University, the Technical University of Munich (TUM), and the Fraunhofer IAO’s Research and Innovation Center KODIS.

We warmly welcome further partnerships and will continue building them across the state. If you’re interested, we look forward to hearing from you at community@ki-campus.org.

Selected courses

Course

Schokoroboter und Deepfakes

Tübingen AI Center

⏱ ca. 90 Minuten

🌐︎ Deutsch

Extern KI-Grundlagen KI in der Schule

Selected blog posts

All blog posts

14.12.2022

Digital plus regional: KI-Campus-Hub Baden-Württemberg eröffnet

By Dr. Britta Leusing, Michael Kircher and Alina Gäbele

18.04.2023

Der KI-Campus bringt das University:Future Festival nach Heilbronn

By Dr. Britta Leusing and Lucas Laux

Experts

Prof. Dr. Anne Herrmann-Werner

Universitätsklinikum Tübingen

Prof. Dr. Marco Huber

Universität Stuttgart

Fraunhofer IPA

Prof. Dr. Frank Hutter

Universität Freiburg

Prof. Dr. Dirk Ifenthaler

Universität Mannheim

Insight into the AI Campus Hub

Featured (Weight)

AutoML - Automated Machine Learning

Universität Hannover

Universität Freiburg

anytime

Confirmation of Participation

112 hours

AI Campus Original

Machine Learning

AI in Higher Education

AI Campus Hub BW

Dr. Britta Lintfert

DHBW Heilbronn

Dr Britta Lintfert heads up the AI projects in educational research at DHBW Heilbronn. In the AI Campus Hub Baden-Württemberg research project, she is responsible for the development of needs-based continuing education programmes and for the curricular integration of AI into teaching. Dr Britta Lintfert holds a doctorate in linguistics.

Aniko Uj

DHBW Heilbronn

Aniko Uj works as a research assistant at the DHBW Heilbronn in the field of educational research. She is involved in the AI Campus Hub Baden-Württemberg research project. Aniko Uj holds a degree in economics from the University of Pécs, Hungary and an MBA from Ohio University, Ohio, USA.

Julia Thomale

DHBW Heilbronn

Julia Thomale is an economist and works as a research assistant at the DHBW Heilbronn in the field of educational research.

Milena Stegner

DHBW Heilbronn

After studying English, political science and philosophy/ethics in Freiburg and Edinburgh, Milena Stegner worked as a scientific author for a non-profit educational project and as a secondary school teacher in Berlin. Since October, she has been doing her doctorate at the University of Freiburg on social chatbots as a friend replacement. Since February 2024, she has been working as a research assistant at the DHBW Heilbronn at the AI Campus. Since August 2024, she has been a Future Scout for ‘Generative AI in Higher Education’ for the Stifterverband and the Reinhard Frank Foundation.

Laura Marie Schultz-Collet

DHBW Heilbronn

Laura Marie Schultz-Collet is a secondary school teacher for English and philosophy and works part-time at the DHBW Heilbronn as a research assistant in the AI Campus Hub Baden-Württemberg project. Her work focuses on curating AI Campus courses for different learning groups.

Regine Martschiske

DHBW Heilbronn

Regine Martschiske works as a research assistant at the DHBW Heilbronn in the field of educational research. She is involved in the KI-Campus-Hub Baden-Württemberg research project. Regine Martschiske has a degree in mathematics and is also certified as a data scientist.

Natalie Dambier

DHBW Heilbronn

Natalie Dambier is a research assistant at DHBW Heilbronn in the field of educational research. Within the AI Campus Hub Baden-Württemberg, she is responsible for auditing AI competences and supporting the development of new AI Campus courses (‘AI in Retail’). She studied computer science at the University of Karlsruhe (now KIT) and has been working in applied research for more than 15 years.