Two universities, two countries, two degrees
Halle and Milan offer a special master’s program: “European Integration and Regional Development” is a master’s program whose students come from two universities, study in two countries Read more
Science night: an ultimate adventure for thousands of visitors
The 12th Long Night of the Sciences, which took place at the beginning of July in Halle, was a huge success. Seven hours of hands-on research. Over 320 events. More than 80 participating organisations Read more
Erasmus photo contest: from Umeå to Sibiu
Many students from Halle’s university travel to various destinations around the world for their semesters abroad. A large percentage of the trips are organised by the Erasmus programme. As part of the 2013 International Week, the International Office at MLU put on its fourth annual photo contest. All of the winners’ photos were displayed in the Juridicum cafeteria. Some of the best photos can also be found in the annual magazine. Read more
“It’s a small world with IAESTE”
Internships abroad not only offer a glimpse of professional life. They also expand your view of the world. The organisation IAESTE finds technical internships all over the world and makes international Read more
Overcoming language barriers by tandem
Li Shuo, Felix Keitel, Yanling Peng and Clemens Oerding have only known each other for a few weeks, yet they have already covered a lot of distance together. On a normal tandem bike that Read more
"Opa ist an allem schuld"
„Als ich die Zusage für das Deutschlandstipendium im Briefkasten gefunden hatte, habe ich zuerst meinen Opa angerufen“, erzählt Elisabeth Jäger. Er hatte die Biologiestudentin immer wieder dazu „gedrängelt“, sich für ein Stipendium zu bewerben. Read more
Tolerance Debates at the White Sea
What does tolerance mean? This question was investigated in May by members of the intercultural media project mediA≡H in Arkhangelsk on the White Sea. This student initiative has been around since Read more
The Japan Halle Connection
First came an earthquake, then a tsunami flooded wide stretches of the northern coast on 11 March of this year. Finally to top it all off, there was a catastrophe in the Fukushima I reactor complex. Some students from Halle were in Japan as the earth started shaking and experienced the disaster up close and personal. For safety reasons most returned to Germany. But they wanted to help in Germany too, and some have even gone back to Tokyo to continue studying. Read more