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Maybe you held a research scholarship at the Max Planck Institute in Munich. Or did you spend time at the PASCH school in Heidelberg? Or did you start your career with a job as a data analyst in Hanover? Wherever you worked, studied or conducted research in Germany, it’s almost certain to have been more than just a point on your CV. It could mean new contacts, fresh perspectives – and often a desire to stay in touch.

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In Namibia finden sich vereinzelt noch Straßenschilder mit deutschen Bezeichnungen.

How diverse German can sound

German is spoken only in Germany? You couldn’t be more wrong. German is still alive and well in Brazil, Papua New Guinea and Namibia.

Workshops bereiten Studierende gezielt auf den Arbeitsmarkt vor.

Looking to the future: job prospects for international students

Policymakers and universities in Germany are boosting the chances for international students to gain a foothold on the German employment market.

Innovationskraft aus der Forschung: erfolgreiche Ausgründungen

Science start-ups The path to your own company

From university to your own start-up: the seven most important steps on the way to a successful spin-off in Germany.

Konferenz der Globalen Zentren, Berlin 2024

Global bridges of knowledge

Climate protection, pandemic prevention and intercultural dialogue: the DAAD creates global networks for forward-looking research and education.

Andree Bapong Djon: „Mir gefällt, wie international es hier ist.“

“You get really well prepared for your later work life”

Andree Bapong Djon from Cameroon is studying at RWTH Aachen University. In our interview she talks about her experiences and impressions.

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Careers in Germany

From Ecuador to Germany: Working as an industrial mechanic

From Tunisia to Germany: Working as a mechatronics engineer

From Vietnam to Germany: Working as a baker's apprentice

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