Getting off to a good start with a side job
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.
Knowledge
Germany is one of the top places in the world for research and academic training.
Studying crises, finding answers
Understanding Corona and Co.: these study courses in Germany focus on education to fight disasters and crises.
Financial support for students
International students in Germany are also affected by the Corona crisis. Here is an overview of efforts to help them.
Europe
Fighting the virus with knowledge
The EU has set up a platform that enables researchers worldwide to exchange data about the coronavirus.
Who will receive the vaccine first?
The world is hoping for a corona vaccine. But who will be vaccinated first when it becomes available? Professor Ilona Kickbusch has a solution.
The right to self-determination
Sometimes patients are no longer able to make their own decisions. That is why Germany has advance healthcare directives and organ donor cards.
“Difficult, tragic decisions”
What do doctors base their decisions on when equipment and staff become scarce? Medical ethics specialist Kathrin Knochel helped formulate recommendations.
Hope for a vaccine
Seven companies and institutes in Germany are working full speed on vaccines against Covid-19, with some projects well advanced.
Learning in an international environment
Small classes and a global curriculum: international schools can be found all over Germany. Let us explain their concept.
Digital lecture halls
Exchange on the virtual campus: because of the Corona crisis, German universities are starting the summer semester with online courses.
Simple life savers
The coronavirus is making us inventive: how German universities are helping to master the pandemic with small innovations.
The coronavirus crisis as an opportunity
A silver lining in the pandemic: the platform #Beyondcrisis wants to help the economy with creative projects.