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Fascination with technology: Freiberg inspires girls at MINT Hackday!
On October 25th, 2025, the MINT Hackday in the Pi-Haus Freiberg excited young girls about programming and technology.
Fascination with technology: Freiberg inspires girls at MINT Hackday!
In the heart of the city of Freiberg there is an exciting boys' meeting that inspires young girls about the world of computer technologies. The MINTA Hackday, which takes place in the Pi House, has set itself the task of introducing girls to the topics of programming and technology in a playful way. The participants work with a lot of enthusiasm and creativity on projects that range from the use of innovative materials to exciting programming applications. The young participant Freyja shows her skills by working concentratedly on a project with aluminum threads in order to activate the minimal flow of electricity by placing a cloth over the threads. This is not just a game, but a valuable experience in using technology that will accompany many in the future. Freie Presse reports that the event is very popular and is arousing the interest of young women in MINT careers.
Such initiatives are important as they play a key role in promoting girls in technical and scientific fields. Programs like that Girls Hacker School The aim is to sensitize schoolgirls to MINT careers and to make it easier for them to access craft, technical and scientific content. Through practical workshops and exciting projects, participants are given the tools they need to gain a foothold in these promising industries.
MINT initiatives in Germany
In order to further promote interest in MINT careers, there are a number of programs and initiatives in Germany that have been specifically designed for girls. The education server emphasizes that projects like this Agnes Pockels student laboratory at the TU Braunschweig, which is aimed at children and young people, has a positive influence on girls' self-confidence in scientific subjects. Collaborative initiatives such as 'Come, do MINT' or 'Girls' Day' also offer girls the opportunity to get a taste of gender-atypical professions and gain valuable insights.
Developments in MINT funding show how important it is to support young women in pursuing their interests and developing in technical areas. Projects like CyberMentor, for example, offer participants the opportunity to get in touch with mentors every year who can help them achieve their professional goals. The exchange with female role models is a decisive incentive for many girls to choose MINT careers.
In summary, events like the MINTA Hackday in Freiberg are of great importance in arousing girls' interest in technical and scientific careers and encouraging them to pursue their dreams. It is hoped that such initiatives will encourage many young talents to immerse themselves in the world of technology and science and shape their future there.