In This Issue:

Call for Applications: DAAD 2015 Germany Today Tour

Have you heard of the DAAD Young Ambassadors?

DAAD Webinar Series: Getting a Graduate Degree at the School of Integrated Climate System Sciences (SICSS) at the Universit�t Hamburg

 

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January 23, 2015


Call for Applications: DAAD 2015 Germany Today Tour


Institutions of Higher Education and their Internationalization Strategies
(Frankfurt, Berlin, Dresden)
June 14 � June 20, 2015

DAAD invites representatives from universities, research institutions, and funding agencies in the United States and Canada, as well as colleagues from the fields of education policy and politics to join us for our �Germany Today� Information Tour 2015.

DAAD�s information tour �Germany Today 2015� is designed to give participants both a broader overview of Germany�s higher education landscape and a more in-depth understanding of recent developments on the government level as well as within individual institutions. The group will discuss funding opportunities, internationalization strategies, and the potential for co-operation between German and North American institutions.

On this trip, participants will visit Frankfurt, Berlin and Dresden. Frankfurt University and Freie Universit�t Berlin will share their experience with one of DAAD�s newest and largest funding programs, �Strategic Partnerships and Thematic Networks� with the group. At Technical University Dresden �participants will learn about the role of strategic partnerships for the development of the high level research projects the university is pushing forward. While in Dresden, the group will also visit the Hochschule f�r Technik und Wirtschaft which belongs to the Universities of Applied Sciences �Fachhochschulen.� Their emphasis on practical orientation makes them very attractive for employers. Besides strategic partnerships other topics currently of relevance for German institutions of higher education and research will also be covered, including training of doctoral candidates in structured PhD programs, the increasing importance of third party funding in research, student and researcher mobility.

At various times during this week, the group will meet additional guests, from the political sphere, from independent research institutes, and from industry, and with ample time for discussion.

Deadline for applications is March 6, 2015.

For further information on this program, and application guidelines, please visit: www.daad.org/today2



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Have you heard of the DAAD Young Ambassadors?

DAAD Young Ambassadors are undergraduate students from North America who have recently studied or interned in Germany and are interested in promoting study in Germany at their home institutions. DAAD has about 30 spots available for students from all over the US and Canada to share with their peers what makes Germany such a unique and attractive destination for study abroad.

DAAD Young Ambassadors are responsible for organizing at least one event per semester on their campuses to promote study in Germany. Additionally, they will collaborate with their universities' study abroad offices and other German institutions in their areas to inform their fellow students on educational and research opportunities in Germany. DAAD Young Ambassadors are also available for email inquiries about their respective German host universities, study abroad programs or about life as a student in Germany in general. Their contact information as well as short profiles can be found on the DAAD website.
Please visit www.daad.org/ya2014-15 to learn more about the current DAAD Young Ambassadors.

The application deadline is May 18, 2015.

Although students may apply directly to DAAD to become a Young Ambassador, special preference will be given to candidates nominated by their university's study abroad office. (Only one student should be nominated per college or university.)

Complete program information, including application and nomination forms, is available at www.daad.org/ambassadors



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DAAD Webinar Series: Getting a Graduate Degree at the School of Integrated Climate System Sciences (SICSS) at the Universit�t Hamburg

When? Wednesday, January 28, 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM PST
Where to register? Please register at https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/6255644282174572289.

DAAD North America launched a free series of webinars presenting funding opportunities to Germany and the programs offered by individual German universities.

In this webinar, DAAD representative Hanni Geist from the Information Center San Francisco will first talk about funding opportunities to pursue a graduate degree in Germany. In the second part, Courtney Peltzer-H�nicke, Head of the Dept. of International Affairs, will introduce to you Universit�t Hamburg and what it has to offer. Universit�t Hamburg is Germany's third-largest university and North Germany's largest educational institution.
She will then go into detail about the programs offered at the School of Integrated Climate System Sciences.
In 2007 Universit�t Hamburg received funding approval for a cluster of excellence in climate research as part of Germany's Excellence Initiative. The cluster "Integrated Climate System Analysis and Prediction" (CliSAP) is home to a center providing skills and training in climate research and
earth system sciences. The School of Integrated Climate System Sciences (SICSS) offers MSc and doctoral programs in a wide range of earth system sciences.

For more information on the university and the programs, please visit www.uni-hamburg.de and www.clisap.de.
For any questions about the webinar contact Hanni Geist at [email protected].

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