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Join DAAD staff and guest panelists for specialized interactive webinars about DAAD grants and funded internship programs for undergraduates, graduate students and faculty.
Thursday 4/8/10 at 7:30PM EDT Sound Understanding Concert Sound Understanding is the DAAD and DAAD Alumni Association'...
Featured Poll Results
How long would you like to spend studying/researching in Germany?
1-3 weeks in the winter
14 [3%]
1-3 weeks in the summer
31 [7%]
4 weeks or longer in the summer
73 [18%]
One academic semester
36 [9%]
One academic year
76 [19%]
More than one academic year
150 [38%]
Other
8 [2%]
Total Votes : 388
Featured Poll Results
What appeals to you MOST about studying/researching in Germany?
Academic quality of German universities
125 [39%]
Experiencing German society and culture
55 [17%]
Experiencing a foreign culture
19 [6%]
Improving personal German language skills
41 [13%]
Improving personal academic/professional competetiveness
28 [8%]
Opens opportunities to work in Germany
39 [12%]
Safety and standard of living
8 [2%]
Total Votes : 315
Featured Poll Results
Where in Germany is it most important to you to study and live?
In a major city
132 [40%]
Outside but near a major city
55 [16%]
In a university town
117 [35%]
In a smaller town not near a city
22 [6%]
Total Votes : 326
Discover Your Germany
Check out the highlights of the German university experience in the words of eight international students. Small, big, correct, easy-going, slow, fast, traditional, modern -- Germany can be whatever you are looking for... And more!
German Universities Go Global
This Power Point presentation by Ulrich Grothus, former director of DAAD's New York office, discusses recent developments in German higher education, as well as future patterns of translatlantic mobility and new trends in DAAD funding programs.
