Education and Learning

If you want to learn German, you also have many options during the coronavirus pandemic. Here we introduce you to different offers.

In Germany, many children grow up multilingual. The linguist Tanja Rinker explains what parents should pay attention to.

Humboldt Forum, Senckenberg Museum, Museum Ludwig: Take a look behind the scenes and meet three of the people responsible for major collections.

Germany and its museums – discover all the key facts and figures here.

The House of the Wannsee Conference is now a memorial and educational site. Eighty years ago, the National Socialists planned the murder of European Jews here.

Studying online: German course providers offer networked digital learning opportunities.

Researchers from Germany – meet three people who have changed our understanding of ourselves and the world.

Mainz-based start-up Biontech has rapidly become a global player and synonymous with the fight against coronavirus.

How well do I need to speak German? How can I find the right university? Are scholarships available? This is where you will find answers.

Asking children their opinions, taking their rights seriously – that is what some 200 Unicef Rights Respecting Schools in Germany stand for.

Unicef has asked the opinions of 21,000 people around the globe. You can find out here what young Germans think.

Knowledge can create sustainable strategies for supplying the world with food. These courses of study aim to make a contribution.