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The consequences of climate change are already changing the everyday lives of more and more people around the world. Climate education must therefore be more than just the abstract communication of scientific contexts, said Evelyn Araripe. ‘It's about preparing the young generation for the challenges of the present and the future.’
It once again became clear at the fourth meeting of the DAAD alumni associations in Bonn: diversity is strength – and exchange is an important tool in solving small and major problems.
AI is changing higher education: learning is becoming more efficient, individual and accessible –yet it requires clear rules regarding its responsible use.
Why is climate education in schools important? Evelyn Araripe, an expert in climate and sustainability education, gave insights into her research during a Virtual Coffee Break.
Extreme sport and sustainability: Julen Sánchez and his expedition by rowing boat and bicycle. His motivation and the experiences to date that have made an impression on him.
This year's challenge invites Germany alumni to participate with innovative ideas for better global health. Visionaries, social entrepreneurs and innovators are invited to propose creative solutions that can transform healthcare systems worldwide.
How do projects work – and what makes them successful? This online seminar introduces the basics of project management and key methods such as the waterfall model, Kanban and SCRUM. Includes practical tips and exercises for real-world application.
The DAAD has opened the call for an SDG Alumni Project: Knowledge and Practice for Development for Germany alumni from the Global South as part of TROPENTAG 2025 - an interdisciplinary conference on research in tropical and subtropical agriculture, natural resource management and rural development.
The 2024 Challenge of Germany alumni community calls on visionaries, social entrepreneurs and innovators to submit breakthrough ideas that promise to transform education.You are invited to develop social entrepreneurship ideas to address critical issues in education and contribute to SDG 4.
Enhance key competencies in communication, leadership, diversity, sustainability, and more. Gain practical knowledge for your (future) job and a certificate to set your CV apart.
We are looking for interesting contributions written or recorded by talented alumni from around the world with whom we can collaborate on a regular basis.
A series of online lectures by the Humboldt Cities Network provides insights into the research of Humboldtians on urban challenges worldwide. #byalumniforalumni