Networks and Partnerships

They are innovative, international and facing up to climate change: a look at three European university networks.

Cooperation in science and medicine plays an important role in German-Israeli relations – we present an overview.

The EU has set up a platform that enables researchers worldwide to exchange data about the coronavirus.

The world is hoping for a corona vaccine. But who will be vaccinated first when it becomes available? Professor Ilona Kickbusch has a solution.

A silver lining in the pandemic: the platform #Beyondcrisis wants to help the economy with creative projects.

The Federal Government's 'Hackathon' has yielded lots of suggestions for solving problems to do with the Corona crisis. This was Germany's biggest digital competition of ideas to date.

BIBB:
„BIBB actively supports other European countries in the development process of their vocational education and training systems.“

DAAD:
„European Universities Initiative is designed to promote excellence, innovation and inclusion in higher education."

DAAD: Erasmus is the EU’s success story: in 2017, the programme recorded the most participants ever – 800,000 young people received funding.

The colonial era is a dark chapter in European history. Goethe Institut is now devoting an entire website to the subject.

These websites show how exciting, many-facetted and well-organized research is in Germany. Explore institutions, locations and focuses.

These links can be used to research historical developments and documents on the history of Germany from its beginnings up until the present day.