Carl Cranz Gesellschaft, registered association

In 1961, leading figures from research, industry, and academia founded the Carl Cranz Gesellschaft. They named the association after Carl Cranz, the creator of modern ballistics and a professor of technical physics at the Technical University of Berlin. The original aim was to provide defense-related training and education for university graduates and professionals from industry and the armed forces. Over time, the society has expanded its scope far beyond the realm of defense technology.

Engage with peers: Our seminars feature lecturers from universities, research institutions, and forward-thinking industrial companies. These experts combine extensive subject matter expertise with a deep understanding of practical applications. A network of professionals awaits you as a participant and future partner. At the CCG, you are in the right place if you value seminars that offer high-level expertise along with practical relevance. With a selection of over 120 seminars annually, you can tailor your continuing education to match your current areas of interest precisely.

The Carl Cranz Gesellschaft offers one to five day seminars for decision-makers, practitioners, and experts, covering a broad range of fundamental topics, specialized subjects, and applications. Our seminar locations are chosen based on the goal of optimal knowledge transfer, whether at defense companies, universities, testing facilities, or military institutions in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. Notably, the German-French Research Institute in Saint-Louis, which partners with CCG, stands out as a premier venue.

Mona Herdlitschka: T: 08153 / 88 11 98-12, anmelden@ccg-ev.de