Curiosity leads to success
Exciting science: inquisitive young people compete against each other in the Jugend forscht contest. For some it marks the beginning of a great career.
Knowledge
Germany is one of the top places in the world for research and academic training.
How to become a medical doctor in Germany
This guide provides information for doctors to be licensed and helps future-doctors find the path to become a doctor in Germany.
How to Apply for a Student Visa in Germany
Do you want to study in Germany? It's not as difficult as you might think. One of the first steps is to understand the visa requirements for international students. Here are a few tips on what to do and when.
Outstanding universities in Germany
Superlative higher education: these are Germany’s most innovative, largest, oldest and most international universities.
“Marx was ingenious, but insufferable”
Marx expert Thomas Kuczynski explains why Karl Marx was a genius, but Marxism nevertheless failed.
Seven facts about Karl Marx
200 years of Karl Marx: some facts that explain why the German thinker still fascinates people all over the world today.
Games with added value
They make learning fun: serious games are used in schools, universities and companies. Three examples from Germany.
Master of the machines
Bernhard Schölkopf teaches robots how to learn. An expert in artificial intelligence, he impresses businesspeople and scientists alike.
Smart technology
Driverless cars and smart clothing: how the German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI) is helping shape the future.
“Flipped classroom”: laptop-learning
Professor Martin Bonnet teaches on YouTube– with amazing success. We explain how this works.
Pocket money in the classroom
Do young people know enough about money? Three opinions on a school subject that is important for understanding the world.