Knowledge

For two years now, the GLOHRA research alliance has been dedicated to improving medicine and healthcare worldwide.

A new WHO Hub in Berlin is designed to help identify and combat global threats at an early stage. The first programmes are already up and running.

Researchers are working on harnessing vast amounts of data to make advances in medicine using artificial intelligence.

Sabine Gabrysch is Germany's first professor for climate change and health.

Axel Pries, President of the World Health Summit, talks about Germany's commitment to global health.

German higher education is in demand: students can also benefit from it at universities outside Germany.

Gain international experience without travelling: we show you how you can study in Germany from home.

My GUIDE is a new Internet portal that helps international students find the university course in Germany that exactly matches their interests.

Stefan Kögler of the TU Munich explains in an interview what Germany has to offer international students.

Energy and security issues, health and environmental protection: five degree programmes in Germany devoted to pressing issues.

Teaching at German higher education institutions: Clarissa Schöller helps international teachers find their way to the Technical University of Munich (TU Munich).

Christiane Heinicke spent a year living in a Mars station – and is now researching housing for future expeditions.