Greifswald starts international teaching project with 625,000 euros in funding!

Greifswald starts international teaching project with 625,000 euros in funding!

Ernst-Lohmeyer-Platz 3, 17489 Greifswald, Deutschland - The University of Greifswald has landed an impressive coup! With a subsequent funding until 2029 as part of the DAAD program Lehramt. International, the “Teaching International” project becomes a pioneer in the internationalization of the teaching degree in Germany. From January 1, 2025, around 625,000 euros will flow to the promotion of abroad for aspiring teachers. Greifswald is part of the 36 selected projects supported by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research.

The goal is clear: the teacher students should gain international experience! In addition to study stays at renowned partner universities, a network of schools abroad is set up, where internships can be completed. But that's not all! Digital courses in several languages and short -term stays in partner institutions are also on the program. The University of Greifswald thus opens the doors to a world full of possibilities for its students.

strong international network

The partner universities are a real who's who of the European and American educational landscape: from the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens in Greece to the University of Michigan Flint in the USA. And interest continues to grow - further universities have already signaled their commitment! Dorthe G.A. Hartmann, Vice -Rector for Teaching, emphasizes: "Internationalization is an essential part of our teaching degree. In a multicultural society, it is important that our students gain international experience."

The initiative aims to significantly increase the physical, blended and virtual mobility of the students. Internationalization@Home is also strengthened by exchange with international students and teachers. The University of Greifswald thus positions itself as a key player in European university formation and sets new standards for teacher training!