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Germany unfiltered
The Goethe-Institut’s online magazine #DeutschlandNoFilter explores the German language, culture and society in all its diversity.
Orientation in the bureaucratic jungle
Can a doctor from Ghana work in a German hospital? The answers can be found in an official recognition notice. Migrants wishing to apply for this notice are not left on their own.
Came to study, stayed for the balance
„Actually, I came to Germany with an Erasmus scholarship, but I’ve found myself in Bayreuth. So I decided to finish my studies here and start a new life.“
Colonial Heritage as a Responsibility
The colonial era is a dark chapter in European history. Goethe Institut is now devoting an entire website to the subject.
About the Goethe-Institut
The Goethe-Institut is the cultural institute of the Federal Republic of Germany with a global reach.
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159
Goethe-Instituts
are active in 98 countries worldwide.
12
Goethe-Instituts
are offering language courses in Germany.
1,100
points of contact
are part of the Goethe-Institut’s network worldwide.
3,500
employees
are at work worldwide for the Goethe-Institut.
272,000
participants
have attended a language course at the institutes abroad.
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On the road with Rahel
Rahel Klein travels through Germany for the Goethe-Institut and shows how people make their cities more livable.
Discussing populism
The Goethe-Institut invites to a global debate on populism, democracy and identity. Join the discussion!
Wunderbar together
The Year of German-American Friendship aims to encourage exchange and encounter – especially at a time of political differences.
“A truly open building”
The historical building housing the Goethe-Institut in Myanmar was elaborately renovated and has now been officially opened.