WiDS Worldwide · Munich Chapter
Empowering women in data science in Munich.
Women in Data Science Munich brings students, researchers, academics, and industry leaders together for one day of talks, workshops, and conversation, part of the WiDS Worldwide network reaching 150+ locations.
Registration is open, free, and places are limited. You pick your workshop through your ticket, so read the workshop descriptions before you register.
11 December 2026 · 14:00–18:00 · Senatssaal, LMU main building
What's on this year.
14:15 · Keynote
Karin Schönwetter
VP of Sales, Kyndryl
15:00 · Workshops
Four hands-on sessions
Voice agents, data-driven decisions, coding with AI agents, and women leading in AI. You pick one when you register.
17:00 · Panel
How AI agents are reshaping data science roles
With Gitta Kutyniok, Marija Todosovska, Clare Chemery and Verena Laumayer.
18:00 · Networking
Meet the community
Partner booths and open-ended networking to close the day.
You pick your workshop through your ticket, so read the workshop descriptions before you register.
A regional stage for a global network.
WiDS Munich is a regional one-day event organized by a volunteer team from LMU's Social Data Science and AI Lab (SODA), Sixt, TUM, MDSI, and Pruna AI, associated with the WiDS Worldwide non-profit organization.
WiDS Worldwide holds its flagship annual conference at Stanford University, alongside an estimated 150+ satellite locations across the globe.
Regional events like ours give the Munich data science community a chance to connect in person and to hear from outstanding women doing outstanding work in the field. All genders are invited to attend.
In their own words
What WiDS Munich means to attendees.
In October 2025, I attended the WiDS Munich Conference for the first time and found it truly inspiring: so many bright women in one place! Two months later, I quit my science communication job. One month after that, I left for a sabbatical in Canada, working on family farms and learning data analysis through online courses. Now, as I search for a new job, I'm volunteering on a Data4Good project to help an NGO improve their data structure and reporting. It feels like coming full circle: the project is organised by CorrelAid, which I first encountered at the WiDS Munich Conference.
Annika Eßmann
WiDS Munich 2025 attendee
Outstanding women doing outstanding work in data science. Everyone is welcome to listen, ask, and join in.
