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you can find information on internet resources concerning all aspects of education here: please read the About Us section if you require further information on the Eduserver. The
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You will find that the subject areas presented on the Eduserver websites concern international visitors, too. Hence, we are currently improving our English language services. A thematic collection of interesting resources that are available in English (and, in many cases, in several other languages, too) can be found in the dossier Find out about Germany. If you cannot find the particular resource you need here, please read our Frequently Asked Questions. More resources can also be found by searching our databases. You are also welcome to contact the editor, or our research service dbs@dipf.de.
Dossier
Find out about Germany
Our portal for international guests
-general information
-official addresses
-working and living in Germany
-learning and teaching German
-the German education system: basic facts
- exchange programmes
- Germany for young people
Dossier
Germany for young people
Websites for children and youth: facts and fun, the German language, German culture, lifestyle (in English)
*** Last update: 02 April 2008 ***
Editors' tip
Freedom for Research in the Humanities (pdf file)
http://www.bmbf.de/pub/freedom_for_research_in_the_humanities.pdf
The Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) launched a funding programme for research in the Humanities in 2007 (Year of the Humanities). The document outlines the funding concept, entitled institutes and human science,- and sustainability perspectives.
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Studying in Berlin and Brandenburg 2007/2008: Graduate Programmes (pdf file)
http://studieren-in-bb.de/files/Graduate_Programs_2007_2008.pdf
English language information on graduate study opportunities at university and non-university institutions in the states of Berlin and Brandenburg (Germany).
Editors' tip
Internationalization of Higher Education. Foreign Students in Germany – German Students Abroad (pdf file)
http://www.bmbf.de/pub/internationalization_of_higher_education_2008.pdf
Results of the 18th Social Survey of the Deutsches Studentenwerk (DSW) -conducted by HIS Hochschul-Informations-System, Federal Ministry of Education and Research
Thjs study is based on the results of the survey conducted by HIS in the summer of 2006. A total of 1,870 students filled in questionnaires regarding their experience with exchange programmes, studying in Germany, financing etc. while 16,590 German students were questioned as to their experience abroad.
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UNESCO Global Education Digest 2007
http://www.uis.unesco.org/ev.php?ID=7167_201&ID2=DO_TOPIC
The Digest presents the latest education statistics from primary to tertiary levels in more than 200 countries. This edition focuses on the financing of education and provides a series of indicators to compare spending patterns across countries and levels of education.
