Education and Learning

Studying abroad despite the corona pandemic: the opportunities for spending an exchange semester in Europe – and alternative options.

The corona crisis is speeding up the European Green Deal. These German universities are training sought-after specialists.

Can video games address sensitive issues and increase our empathy? Games curator Mascha Tobe explains how games can be both serious and fun.

Learning vocabulary off by heart is so yesterday. Why language learning games are the best way to learn German and which apps we really recommend.

Bioeconomy courses are among the most sought-after because they point the way to a sustainable economic system.

Not everything that goes wrong turns out well in the end. But often it does: a Goethe-Institut portal gives examples of the innovative potential of mistakes.

People from all over the world give their answers – on the Goethe-Institut’s “Day-Afterthoughts” platform.

A career in tourism: these vocational education and degree programmes in Germany will help you get on in the tourism sector.

A digital assistant, Melinda could soon be helping students to organise their studies – and may even reduce their stress.

Hundreds of millions of people around the world have no access to education. German initiatives hope to change this.

Whether you're looking for further education or a bachelor's or master's degree, many universities in Germany offer online courses of study.

Whether it's waitressing, cleaning or babysitting: there is a huge range of student jobs available in Germany. Not even the Corona crisis has changed that.