Climate change, pandemics – international networking is essential to global crisis management. This is exactly what the Global Centres of the DAAD are committed to. 

Joining forces: read here, how the Women Forward Mentoring Programme of the Humboldt network helps women to achieve their goals in academia.

Our ecological transformation can only succeed if fewer resources are consumed. The future intention is therefore that they be recycled.

Digitisation and AI are revolutionising everyday life and education: new technologies and methods are facilitating foreign language learning and interconnecting cultures.

Science diplomacy becomes increasingly important in times of mounting tension around the world and multiple global crises. Two of our community members speak about their experiences.

Ingmar Weber, Humboldt Professor of AI, explains how data from social media can be used to investigate social phenomena.

Infographic

This infographic provides an overview of career paths in science and research in Germany and gives helpful tips for international researchers seeking an academic career in Germany.

International partnership that serves the community: Relebohile Mabunda from South Africa talks about her inner driving forces and her experiences in Germany. 

A learning revolution: many higher education institutions rely on AI to improve learning. Read on to discover the tools they use and their associated opportunities.

Researching green hydrogen with the DAAD’s ERA Fellowships. Three international fellows share their experiences.

Gilman-DAAD Germany Scholarships enable US students from low-income families to spend short periods of time in Germany. Shelby Smith, a biology student from Kentucky, talks about the challenges of her first few weeks, the helpfulness of Germans and her new passion for intercultural exchange. 

Roughly 110 million people are native speakers of German. To mark International Mother Language Day, we explain where German is spoken around the world and why.