MagGear - Development of a permanent magnet planetary gearbox with variable transmission ratio
The main objective of the MagGear cooperation project is to develop an advanced magnetic gearbox as a permanent-magnet planetary gearbox with the innovative feature that the gear ratio can be variably adjusted at any time by means of electronic control.
Supported by
Guidance/Implementation
The "PASCH@HSKL" project is implemented or significantly supported by:
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Victor Lopez-Lopez (AING-Ansprechpartner) Prof. Dr.-Ing. Wulf Kaiser (contact person dual study programs)
In addition, the "PASCH@HSKL" project is supported in its activities by the Team of the International Office&
Our partner schools in South America
Deutsche Schule Santa Cruz, Bolivien Deutsche Schule Stiehle Cuenca, Ecuador Deutsche Schule Quito, Ecuador Deutsche Schule Bogotá, Kolumbien Deutsche Schule Medellin, Kolumbien Deutsche Schule Max Uhle Arequipa, Peru
Guidance/Implementation
The "PASCH@HSKL" project is implemented or significantly supported by:
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Victor Lopez-Lopez (AING-Ansprechpartner) Prof. Dr.-Ing. Wulf Kaiser (contact person dual study programs)
In addition, the "PASCH@HSKL" project is supported in its activities by the Team of the International Office and the un
PASCH@HSKL
PASCH stands for “Schools: Partners for the Future.” The PASCH initiative supports schools worldwide where language teaching plays an important role. PASCH@HSKL means: Good opportunities to attract international pupils to study at Kaiserslautern University of Applied Sciences.
The project is funded by the DAAD's “Support Initiative fo
Projekct measures
Student orientation days at German schools in South America: Getting to know the Kaiserslautern UAS, the range of courses and the opportunities offered when studying here. International Summer School at Kaiserslautern University of Applied Sciences for high school students from six selected partner schools in Bolivia, Ecuador
Project management
Daniela Fleuren, Head of the Department of International Affairs and Languages Prof. Dr.-Ing. Michael Magin, Vice President for Internationalization
Our goals
Acquiring new students from German schools in South America. Supporting students in the transition to studying at HS KL. Integrating these students into the German labor market through cooperation with local companies (dual studies).
Our Applied research focus areas
Integrated Miniaturized Systems (IMS) 139 Sustainable Materials Products and Processes (STAMP) 142 Reliable Software-Intensive Systems (ZUSIS) 141 Highly-Efficient Technical Systems (HTS) 2480
