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27/10/2009 Studying abroad

We take a look at schools and educational programmes suited to expats.

15/10/2009 University and higher education in Berlin

Explorer Publishing’s guide to higher education for foreign students in Berlin looks at where to study, student life, housing and money matters.

13/10/2009 Introducing the International Baccalaureate Diploma

The International Baccalaureate Diploma is recognised as an international pre-university education preparing students for a globally competitive age.

30/06/2009 MBA: A listing of the best business schools worldwide

Looking for a school to take an MBA? Our listing of top schools as ranked by the Economist Intelligence Unit, the Financial times, BusinessWeek and...

24/04/2009 New school for training imams opens in Berlin

The new school hopes to produce imams that understand the German context and who can cater to Berlin’s large Muslim community in the German...

16/09/2008 Why do future leaders need personal leadership development? (sponsored contribution)

Dianne Bevelander, Associate Dean of MBA programmes at the Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University, explains why future leaders need...

27/06/2008 Catholic church and academics battle over university

The tension between religious and academic priorities increases over the issue of the new head of an institution in Bavaria

28/05/2008 Robots teaching girls to like science and technology

Usually discouraged by the image of aggressive and violent robots, girls are being drawn to science and technology using new tactics

19/02/2008 Late Germans and polite Italians

In the last of her columns on learning Italian, German teacher Renate Grasstat takes a look at clichés and how they also apply to learning a...

08/02/2008 All about educating your family and yourself abroad

Our newly launched E-special brings together the views of parents, students and teachers taking part in our recent education poll and, hopefully,...

06/02/2008 The ABCs of the German school system

Trying to size up the education system is one of the hardest things facing those embarking on a foreign posting. We set out what you should know...

28/06/2005 Bridging the AtlanticThe Centre for Metropolitan Studies at the TU Berlin

Berlin's higher education institutions may be in crisis, but one joint venture between the German capital's three universities and two...

04/02/2005 Higher places for learning a language

Speaking German at a professional level will increase the number of open doors in many areas of expat life. There are many language learning...

18/06/2004 Berlin's sturdiest ivory tower

At a time when many German public universities are fighting for their very survival, one private English-medium college is doing better than ever....

01/10/2003 British anti-Germanism deepens

For some German students, the experience of living and studying in Britain has turned into a nightmare with many reporting how they have found...

30/07/2003 School's out: education in Germany

Teacher shortages mean good, expat-friendly schools are becoming harder to find - but asking the right questions will help you find the best on offer.

30/07/2003 Scatter-brained - like Einstein

Monika Wendel reports from Fulda in central Germany on initiatives to help a talented minority.

30/07/2003 Europe's cash boost for expat students

A new programme is set to help fund students from outside the European Union who want to study here. Is it a great opportunity for foreign scholars...

28/07/2003 Is an MBA for you?

In Europe’s current gloomy economic climate, the road to a top management post is becoming an increasingly tough proposition. Simon Coss asks...

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The ABCs of the German school system

The ABCs of the German school system

Trying to size up the education system is one of the hardest things facing those embarking on a foreign posting. We set out what you should know about German schools and daycare.

How to move to Germany legally: visas and citizenship

How to move to Germany legally: visas and citizenship

Want to move to Germany but haven’t figured out the details? Check out Expatica’s overview of the German visa and citizenship system.

Taking your pet on assignment

Taking your pet on assignment

When moving abroad, the owner must make an informed decision as to whether their pet is up to the trip. Here’s an overview of the factors involved.

Looking for work in Germany: The in depth version

Looking for work in Germany: The in depth version

Moving to Germany but still searching for a job? Check out Expatica’s comprehensive overview of the ins and outs of employment in Germany, including information on how to find work, recruitment agencies, employment contracts and labour law.