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Current affairs
"Schools: Partners for the Future" initiative
Education creates prospects – multilingualism opens new horizons
At our partner schools abroad we not only desire to provide students with access to our language and education system, we also want to generate interest in and understanding for one another. More details on the "Schools: Partners for the Future" initiative can be found in the information sheet.
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The Researchers Mobility Portal Germany
If you are a researcher planning your next move into or out of Germany look at the exciting new website "Eracareers-Germany " of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation for career opportunities and to find relevant information and assistance.
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Cultural Events in Australia

In our newsletter we inform you about current events in Australia that are related to Germany - e.g. concerts, exhibitions, festivals. For more information see our
Calendar of events


Studying in Germany

Here you can find information on research, scholarships and studying at a German university
Research and Tertiary Studies in Germany


Student and Youth Exchange

There is a number of exchange programmes between both countries. Most of them originated from initiatives of private organisations and individuals, who care about German-Australian friendship.
More information


Why learn German?

Would you like to learn German? Then you might find some interesting information and useful links about the topic right here!

10 reasons for learning German

Why Australians learn German

The status of the German language in the world

German language schools in Australia

Information on the officially recognised German School in Australia and the school's website

Web magazine for young learners of German

Free online courses for beginners and advanced students

The Goethe Institute provides information about German as a foreign language – with many links for learners and teachers
Learn about language courses at the Goethe Institutes


Cultural life in Germany

Cultural life in Germany is varied and exciting - why not discover it for yourself!

Factfile on Germany
Culture International
Kulturportal Deutschland

Bilateral Cultural Relations

German culture has been present in Australia since the early days of European settlement. Until today various German clubs in Australia keep the German culture and language alive. New developments in Germany are being brought to the attention of the Australian public for example with the support of the Goethe Institute Inter Nationes.

Further information
Bilateral Scientific Relations

 





Overview
Bilateral cultural relations
Studying in Germany/ Scholarships
Why learn German?
Cultural life in Germany
Vocational training (scholarships from the Carl Duisberg Society Inc. and the German Foundation for International Development)
Useful web addresses
Events
School and youth exchange


German Grant for Journalism
Since the mid-eighties, the German Embassy in Canberra, in co-operation with the National Press Club of Australia has been offering the annual "German Grant for Journalism" to Australian journalists, who are members of the National Press Club
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German Movies in Australia
The National Film and Video Lending Service at Screensound Australia (Canberra) has got a big variety of German Films in their archives.
Freecall 1800 012 175
Website: www.screensound/nfvls

Canberra radio programmes in German
Overview over local radio programmes in Canberra that are broadcast in German
further information (in German)


German Culture International

This website on German culture provides information on the German language and literature, exhibitions, art projects and youth exchange programs, studying abroad, useful links and much more



GERMAN CUSTOMS & TRADITIONS

Carneval, "Fasching" and "Fastnacht"

These are the names of the crazy times in the different regions of Germany. Are you interested in the colourful customs of these German celebrations, taking place in late February each year? Then learn more about it here:
Carneval, "Fasching" and "Fastnacht" in Germany

Easter
Are you interested in learning more about Easter in Germany? Then check our
Easter website

Christmas
For many Germans Christmas is the highlight of the year. If you wish to learn more about German Christmas traditions, please klick here:
Christmas in Germany

German Food - Culinary surprises
What do Germans eat? Do they like cooking? Germany - a nation of gourmets? Here is a selection of topics related to Germans and their food:
Germany has 300 different kinds of bread
Delights from Germany
There really are hearty German specialities
TV cooking: When cucumber salad with dill provokes delight



The German Institute for International and Security Affairs of the Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik (SWP) conducts practically oriented research on the basis of which it then advises the Bundestag (the German parliament) and the federal government on foreign and security policy issues. The analyses and publications produced by SWP researchers
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Research Funding Information

Who provides funding and how, where do applications have to be submitted - these are the important questions on research funding. Answers are given on the website of the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF)
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